How would a 1600s army have even a chance at successfully besiesing a star fortress like Bourtange when it’s surrounded by water?2yr ⋅ SteelRazorBlade ⋅ r/WarCollege
My annual Naval Ideas are good actually post (ignore my current war score)1yr ⋅ SteelRazorBlade ⋅ r/eu4
Feels bad man. I would have called it 'straits of gibraltar' but they didn't call it that back then.3yr ⋅ SteelRazorBlade ⋅ r/Izlam
Used a straight razor for the first time today and somehow didn’t cut myself.8mo ⋅ SteelRazorBlade ⋅ r/wicked_edge
Uncontrollably FUMING that this is likely the closest we are gonna get to an official depiction of Nilfgaard’s capital city.1yr ⋅ SteelRazorBlade ⋅ r/witcher
[LOTR] Conveniently, evolutionary biology is only important in medieval fantasy when a character is black.2yr ⋅ SteelRazorBlade ⋅ r/saltierthankrayt
Why was the Imperial Fleet invading Skellige if they were already fighting Redania?1yr ⋅ SteelRazorBlade ⋅ r/witcher
To think how good an open world game like BP could have been if it had the same amount of effort put into it as CDPR’s devs put into TW3.4yr ⋅ SteelRazorBlade ⋅ r/GhostRecon
AI German states formed a coalition against AI France and occupied most it.2yr ⋅ SteelRazorBlade ⋅ r/eu4
The Islamic Reich. You might not like it, but this is what peak Prussian performance looks like.5yr ⋅ SteelRazorBlade ⋅ r/eu4
What sounds more fitting? The Islamic Reich or the Imperial German Caliphate?5yr ⋅ SteelRazorBlade ⋅ r/vexillology
