To him, it was not dedication of honour what mattered, but the force and number of the weapons of the warrior wielding them. Most of his commanders were Shogun themselves, knowing the way of Bushido, and transmitted this codex down to even the most common soldiers.Ĭrown Prince Tatsu, the only son of the Emperor, thought in a different direction. He believed in the divine destiny which meant the Empire with him as the leader is supposed by the Gods to rule the world. Self-sure, he placed his ideal above everything else, and formed the military in this way. He knew, with dedication, endurance, a sharp mind and a honourable way of acting as well as hard training, a warrior can reach victory no matter the odds. A strong traditionalist, he followed the code of Bushido, the way of the samurai. Late Emperor Yoshiro was a man of honour. It is a true warrior who can master both." - Emperor Yoshiro With enough knowledge, any man may become wise. "With enough time, any man may master the physical. Abundance of amphibious options, very powerful late game, extreme speed focus, flexible transforming units, fast expanding.įragile units and structures, slow teching, best units not amphibious, late game prohibitably expensive.īackground The Winged Term, Honour Empire of the Rising Sun Diplomatic Relations
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