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Advanced Rules, Natural Disasters, Special Military Units, Moneylenders, Conquest, White Press, Standard Victory

Aragon and Genoa fail to repay their debt and are assassinated! Milan and the Pope take advantage, while Venice takes continues to move against the Pope. Pisa helps the Pope out.

Aragon is unable to pay back his loan to the Moneylenders and is assassinated! All Aragon units hold this turn. Rebellions in Spoleto and Aquila. Aragon is forever barred from taking out new loans from the Moneylenders.

Genoa is unable to pay back his loan to the Moneylenders and is assassinated! All Genoan units hold this turn. Rebellions in Parma and Lucca. Genoa is forever barred from taking out new loans from the Moneylenders.

Fall 1256: 27 ducats due from Aragon (18 borrowed), 22 ducats from Genoa (18 borrowed)

Spring 1257: 15 ducats due from the Pope (10 borrowed), 6 ducats due from Milan (5 borrowed)

Poor Year – Column Only: Cremona, Pistoia, Fornova, Turin, Bosnia, Avignon

Provinces and cities that are underlined do no produce income while those that are in italics could change hands depending on retreats.

Provinces

Aragon	Corsica, Sardinia, Tunis, Palermo	4
Florence	Lucca, Bologna, Pisa, Florence, Urbino, Arezzo, Sienna, Piombino	8
Genoa	Cremona, Fornova, Modena, Naples	2
Milan	Avignon, Provence, Swiss, Tyrolea, Milan, Trent, Como, Turin, Saluzzo, Savoy, Genoa, Montferrat, Pavia, Parma	12
Papacy	Patrimony, Perugia, Rome, Spoleto, Capua, Aquila, Bari, Salerno, Messina	7
Venice	Mantua, Ferrara, Padua, Verona, Treviso, Friuli, Carinthia, Slavonia, Carniola, Croatia, Dalmatia, Bosnia, Herzegovina, Ragusa, Albania, Durazzo, Ancona	16

Seas

Aragon	Gulf of Naples, Ionian Sea	2
Genoa	Tyrrhenian Sea, Ligurian Sea	2
Venice	Lower Adriatic, Venice	2

Cities

Aragon	Corsica, Sardinia, Tunis (2), Palermo	5
Florence	Lucca, Bologna, Pisa, Florence (3), Arezzo, Sienna, Piombino	9
Genoa	Cremona, Modena, Naples (2)	3
Milan	Avignon, Swiss, Tyrolea, Milan (3), Trent, Turin, Saluzzo, Savoy, Genoa (3), Montferrat, Pavia	13
Papacy	Perugia, Rome (2), Bari, Messina, Durazzo	5
Venice	Mantua, Ferrara, Padua, Treviso, Carniola, Croatia, Dalmatia, Ragusa, Albania, Ancona, Venice (3)	13

Totals

Variable income die roll was 5.

Country	Variable	Provinces	Seas	Cities	Total
Aragon	4	4	2	5	13
Florence	4	8	0	9	21
Genoa	3	2	2	3	10
Milan	4	12	0	13	29
Papacy	5	7	0	5	17
Venice	4	16	2	13	35

	1253	1254	1255	1256	1257
Aragon	3	5	5	4	4*
Florence	3	5	5	5	7
Genoa	3	5	7	6	3
Milan	3	6	8	9	11
Papacy	3	5	7	5	4*
Venice	3	5	8	10	11

* Depends on retreat

Aragon (McHugh)	A Perugia holds (Dislodged, retreat Rome, garrison, OTB), A Spoleto holds (Destroyed), F Corsica holds, F Sardinia holds, F Gulf of Naples holds, F Ionian Sea holds
Florence (Partridge)	A Bologna to Lucca (rebellion liberated), A Florence to Urbino, A Arezzo supports Papal A Patrimony to Perugia, A Sienna supports Papal A Patrimony to Perugia
Genoa (Wilson)	A Cremona holds, A Fornova holds, F Ligurian Sea holds, F Tyrrhenian Sea holds, G Genoa holds (surrenders)
Milan (Schoenfeldt)	A Marseilles to Avignon, A Savoy to Provence, A (EM) Genoa besieges (garrison surrenders), A Pavia to Parma, A Milan supports A Pavia to Parma (rebellion liberated)
Papacy (Roalstad)	A Patrimony to Perugia, A Rome to Spoleto (rebellion liberated), A Capua supports A Rome to Spoleto, F Bari to Aquila (rebellion liberated), F Otranto to Messina, G Durazzo holds
Venice (Robles)	A Verona holds, A Ferrara holds, A Bosnia holds, A Durazzo besiege, F Upper Adriatic to Ancona, F Lower Adriatic supports F Upper Adriatic, F Ragusa supports F Lower Adriatic

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