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EvansBonaparte
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$1/moThe Drummer BoyYou set the rhythm for the march. Without the beat, the army falters.Rewards:Keeping the author marching forward!Moral support.This is a pure support tier (Tip Jar). There are no advanced chapters here, but you have my deepest thanks for helping me keep writing!
$5/moThe Scots GuardYou are the loyal core. You get Early Access .
$7/moThe Guild of MerchantsYou are the loyal core. You get Early Access .
$10/moThe Imperial CuratorsYou have gained clearance to enter the Imperial Museum. While the Merchants fund the war and the Guards protect the King, you preserve the Truth.Includes:✅ ALL Benefits from "The Scots Guard" & "Guild of Merchants" (5+ Advance Chapters).🏛️ Access to the Imperial Museum: Exclusive side stories, lore drops, and "exhibits" not found on RoyalRoad.Weapon Blueprints & SchematicsSecret Letters & Intercepted IntelligenceCharacter Biographies & Journals......
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What they publish151Posts total1 postLast month50%Members-only
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Article Latest postPublicQuick Update: Under the weather 🤒Hey everyone, I owe you all a huge apology for missing this past Sunday's update. I came down with a really nasty cold out of nowhere last
August 11 0 likes 0 comments🌟 A Special Surprise: Your names are officially printed in the book! (Plus a small favor)Popular posts 🌟 A Special Surprise: Your names are officially printed in the book! (Plus a small favor) Locked 🌟 A Special Surprise: Your names are officially printed in the book! (Plus a small favor) July 5 2 4ArticleJuly 5$1 tier & up 2 4
[Public Preview] Chapter 82: The 15th-Century Market Squeeze 📈🐺Dear Members of the Grand Army, If you have ever followed the modern stock market, you know that the greatest fortunes aren't made by accideArticleJuly 22Public 0 0[Public Preview] The Meat Grinder of Senlis: When Artillery FailsDear Members of the Grand Army, Over the past few chapters, we've watched the Emperor change the rules of the Hundred Years' War. We’ve seenImageJune 1Public 0 0Vol 5. Chapter 74 | Edicts of September: Burning the Traitors' Ledgers, One Decree Shatters FeudalismThe Great Hall of the Château du Louvre was suffocatingly quiet. It was the morning of September 15, two days since the Royal Army had breacArticleSeptember 15$1 tier & up 1 2
[Public Preview] Paris is Ours... But at What Cost? The 7-Year Wait vs. The Napoleonic BlitzDear Members of the Grand Army, If we look at the real, brutal history of the Hundred Years' War, the year 1429 was not the year Paris fell.ArticleJune 15Public 0 0
[Public Preview] The Trojan Horse of Marseille: The Greatest Bluff in History ⚓️Dear Members of the Grand Army, To conquer a city, you use heavy artillery. But how do you conquer a fleet owned by men who are richer thanImageJuly 5Public 0 0Chapter 75: The Gate to the SeaMarseille's Harbor Chain and the First Step Toward a French Mediterranean Empire The heavy stone walls of the Château de Saumur held the heaArticleJune 24$1 tier & up 0 0
【New Release】Chapter 66: Saving the Saint: Deliver Us From Ourselves⚠️ CONTENT WARNING: This chapter contains graphic depictions of violence and gore, violence against children, and references to attempted seArticleMay 25Public 0 0Chapter 83: The Midnight ExtortionTo the uninitiated, the Palazzo San Giorgio was merely a grand building overlooking the harbor of Genoa. But to the men who controlled the fArticleJuly 26$1 tier & up 0 0
The Emperor's Confessions (1429)-001While the armored guards of the Palais des Comtes were dispatched to summon the masters of the harbor, Jacques Coeur stood quietly near theArticleJuly 4$1 tier & up 0 0
Chapter 76: The Sea Has No Price—Until NowWhile the armored guards of the Palais des Comtes were dispatched to summon the masters of the harbor, Jacques Coeur stood quietly near theArticleJune 30$1 tier & up 0 0
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