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<blockquote data-quote="morrigan" data-source="post: 1976374" data-attributes="member: 18169">Not according to the vast majority of references we have seen.&nbsp; The High Medieval Period is generally accepted to range from AD1200-1350.&nbsp; Late medieval runs from 1350 to 1492.&nbsp; The 1500's was heading firmly into the Rennaissance period.Our game uses the year 1250 as a baseline although it could be used at any point in the middle ages with some tweaking.&nbsp; Charlemagne's Legacy covers exactly that, the growing power of the French King and his nobles circa 1250.&nbsp; It does not cover Charlemagne himself.&nbsp; Same for the Celtic lands.&nbsp; it is not a sourcebook on the Celts but rather a regional guide covering the regions once dominated by the Celts like Scotland, Ireland and Wales.&nbsp; The Holy Lands book covers exactly that, the Levant and other parts of the middle east like the Fatimid Caliphate.&nbsp; The glory days of the crusades has all but past in 1250 and this book deals with that fact and the state of the region in 1250.&nbsp; It will also deal with things like the fighting orders, etc.Cheers,Scott AgnewMorrigan Press Inc.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="morrigan, post: 1976374, member: 18169"] Not according to the vast majority of references we have seen. The High Medieval Period is generally accepted to range from AD1200-1350. Late medieval runs from 1350 to 1492. The 1500's was heading firmly into the Rennaissance period. Our game uses the year 1250 as a baseline although it could be used at any point in the middle ages with some tweaking. Charlemagne's Legacy covers exactly that, the growing power of the French King and his nobles circa 1250. It does not cover Charlemagne himself. Same for the Celtic lands. it is not a sourcebook on the Celts but rather a regional guide covering the regions once dominated by the Celts like Scotland, Ireland and Wales. The Holy Lands book covers exactly that, the Levant and other parts of the middle east like the Fatimid Caliphate. The glory days of the crusades has all but past in 1250 and this book deals with that fact and the state of the region in 1250. It will also deal with things like the fighting orders, etc. Cheers, Scott Agnew Morrigan Press Inc. [/QUOTE]

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