• Saxony and Brandenburg speak Old Saxon, not Old High German.
• Hungary speaks non-Indo-European, not Langue d'Oc.
• Smolensk is Eastern Orthodox, not Pagan.
• Kiev is adjacent to Smolensk and Ryazan.
• Croatia is adjacent to the Adriatic Sea.
• Lithuania, Prussia and Livonia are of the Roman Catholic religion.

[9.32][9.52] Effectiveness Ratings are halved for multiple sea areas if positive; if negative, use 1.5 times the Effectiveness Rating, round up, and then add gold.

[9.4] A Diplomatic Conquest does not include or imply a Diplomatic Tie.

[18.0] A player may obtain possessions and form a tie in either order.

[21.3] An exile automatically acquires any Area of the identical Language and Religion as his Leader if a Magnate appears there.

[17.22] The Unrest and Rebellion Value of an Area is -2 if the owning player has a Diplomatic Tie to the Area and +2 for one or more unfriendly (unwaived) Diplomatic Ties to the Area.

[22.3] Non-Indo-European Pagans have Proselytic Ability of 0 and Convictional Strength of 16.

HOUSE RULES

1. When attempting to convert an area's religion, fortifications that you own do not subtract from your Leader Effectiveness.
2. A magnate is destroyed if he retains no areas of the same language and religion as his original court area.
3. Syrian magnates always attack Jerusalem before any other area.
4. The Turkish player may obtain Claims under 18.0 #2 and 18.0 #4, provided, of course, that the area is Moslem. This is the only way the Turk may obtain Claims.
5. The T/C result on Diplomatic Endeavors gives a Tie and a Conquest. But does it also give a Claim? The rules are not explicit. However, we play that as long as the area's religion meets the requirements for a Claim, a Claim is indeed conferred.

• Age of Invasions Scenario
• Summary
• Variants:
  • Raiders Variant
  • Scoring Variant
  • Grand Scenario Variant
• Charts:
  • Endeavors Calculation Chart
  • Languages Chart
  • Status Record Chart I
  • Status Record Chart II
• Analysis
• Leader Names