Haralus is being VERY GREEDY

[Rookfrjosa]

OMG harlaus is a fat, greedy old fool.

King Hilarious is a pretty smart guy...when he's sober and not performing live reenactments of Animal House in his castle.

Too bad that never happens.

 

[Mallissin]

The only way this is possible, is if you had favorable rep with him and he lost all his fiefs in a war.

Well played.

 

[Bears]

Is this because you made Isolla the ruler and Harlaus became a lord? Then convinced him to join your faction?

 

[FrisianDude]

How could misspell his name if it's in the very picture you posted? >:[

How could misspell indeed.

's because I accidentally a whole bottle.

 

[killer110]

There was another thread like this where i gave him the righteous, glorious and magnificent title of King Harlaus the Fat.

 

[Schemer]

There was another thread like this where i gave him the righteous, glorious and magnificent title of King Harlaus the Fat.

Being fat is good if you're a noble. It shows that you can afford food, and that you're not some skinny peasant barely affording bread.

 

[georgelopez]

Being fat is good if you're a noble. It shows that you can afford food, and that you're not some skinny peasant barely affording bread.

5 years later, you die of obesity.

 

[Maksim125]

Harlaus needs to be a fat and stupid king, since 50 swadian knights can defeat a army of any size.

 

[killer110]

There was another thread like this where i gave him the righteous, glorious and magnificent title of King Harlaus the Fat.

Being fat is good if you're a noble. It shows that you can afford food, and that you're not some skinny peasant barely affording bread.

All lords are fat because they're lords and it's impossible for a king to be even slightly fit but Harlaus is the only one to be graced with the title of the Fat because he is above average (WAY above) compared to all others.

 

[Rewjeo]

Well it's not exactly unheard of for a vassal of one kingdom to be the king of another. From 1066 to whatever date the French finally defeated them, somewhere in the 1300s, I believe, the English King was also a vassal of the French King, and for much of that time was actually one of the biggest land owners in France.

Of course, that was the result of a vassal taking land for himself, not a king becoming a vassal. Was he still the king of Swadia at that point?

 

[MacHyper]

King harlaus is the strangest guy in the game, isn't he? (and i agree with you: He is a fat, old, always drunken guy!)