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You should play in eu4 and colonize the americas as Ireland and conquer England and france

Try the canaries

They have a bre religion and and culture its a interesting start you can try to convert all of north africa

Subscribed. Thanks for the reminder.

Hehe

That's actually really good

Yoooo

S tier suggestion

love it

wait, basque people exist?

How do you say it?

For example Zaharra Za is normal but the h you do not say it, you entone the a saying ZaArra, in this case for example (idk if i had describe it good, im bad at english sorry) if you didnt understand tell me, another easy example, hau or this in english, you dont say the H, you entone again the A saying Au and dismiss the H. Euskera is the hardest idiom in the world if you didnt know.

@@stationtosaturn hahahahah yes, we exist, spain

@@rexsam8316 France too

I united the thrones on my first playthrough, so got locked out of several achievements for that

Conquest is not the goal. It's establishing religious, and cultural dominance. It is a bit frustrating when you get locked in the wrong phase though.

@@derekskelton4187 how can you justify this dumb mechanic? In my game i have a fully catholic hispania. But i cant end the struggle because uhh muh culture. Is that not something that would warrant the title of "Conquistador"?

@@notyourbusiness8475 Change primary culture to Navara and culture change it, it's relatively small so it wouldn't take as long as to for example giant aragon

@@afrovarangian I know the requirements, but its stupid either way. Like think about it, you conquer and convert all of iberia.. but there's still a struggle? With who exactly? This is an rhetorical question becuase I know who: the 6 or so unlanded mercenery company leaders that are still ash'ari or muwalladi.

Its very true bro, here in Canada there is an island called “Îles des Basques” (Basque island) Surprising that a small remote mountainous native people became good seafaring. Some think its due to viking contacts and influences

Thank you! I'll give them a pet for you

Apparently, not much is actually known about it.

I try to explain in my awful english. Basque culture was pretty much matriarcal were the principal godess was Mari-Ama Lurra or Mother Earth, Mari is said had a fire like appearance and blonde hair that she combs with her gold brush. She is the godess of fertility and controls weather and the earth. Her husband is Sugaar a man without legs only a snake tail or dragonlike figure. They have eachother several homes that are the principal mounts of Euskal Herria, the most famous is the Anboto where you can enter in the Cave of Mari. It's said that if you encounter Mari you must speak to her informally (in hika) and never lie to her if she ask if you have any possesions cause she will take them if you do so. Also you should never sit while you are talking to her. Her assistans where the sorginak that you can identify as witches but in reality are more like old wise woman that acted as religious leaders of the old basque tribes They have two sons Mikelatz and Atarrabi eachother representing good and evil. When the Christian church arrived they demonized Mari and the other gods of basque culture like Akerbeltz who was represented as a black male goat also a god of fertility but of the livestock and his rituals the Akelarre or`` place of Aker´´ where people wish for better their health or get pregnant. There are a lot of more gods and genius in the basque culture i'm sure you can find info around the internet.

Hello Bach, are you going to delete general again?