This meant regardless of your play you could be stuck with entire string of lackluster monarchs note And if your country outlived its historical destruction or conquest, you either got stuck forever with your last monarch or get fictional heirs, all with mediocre stats and obviously made various scenarios far less plausable if history didn't repeat itself. In II, you had historical monarchs with stats corresponding to their achievements. The way how rulers are handled between games.Adaptation Displacement: A lot of players have never heard of the original French board game, first published in the 1990s.
