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Raffeh
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Baldarich
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Re: choclate buscuit please
+100 all attributes
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shubla
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Re: choclate buscuit please
Chocolate doesnt fit in era.

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pedorlee
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Re: choclate buscuit please
Maybe not chocolate, but in Spain refined sugar from sugarcane was introduced by Arabs in the ninth century. I bet turkish and so eastern europe had it too way before us. The problem is that it grows in tropical or demitropical biomes.
It could be introduced as a "Trading from beyond the hearthlands" once Kingdoms is released. Also is not a crazy idea to introduce some rare stuff from other "kingdoms" by adding persian caravans or something like that.
It could be introduced as a "Trading from beyond the hearthlands" once Kingdoms is released. Also is not a crazy idea to introduce some rare stuff from other "kingdoms" by adding persian caravans or something like that.
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Turtlesir
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Re: choclate buscuit please
some kind of early gingerbread cookie could work. they'll probably make them +charisma though. 
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pedorlee
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Re: choclate buscuit please
xDDDDDDDDDDD +1Turtlesir wrote:some kind of early gingerbread cookie could work. they'll probably make them +charisma though.
True.
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Kelody
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Re: choclate buscuit please
Neither cane sugar or chocolate was very wide spread in Europe before the Spanish brought them back from the Americas. The Maya drank hot chocolate (very bitter, no sugar) for hundreds of years before the Europeans arrived. It was the Spanish that first combined sugar and chocolate as they didn't like the Mayan version.