As a Swiss player, I want it to be an American DLC featuring Tarascans and Chimu or an African DLC featuring Songhay, Swahili and Nubians but I’m not getting my hopes up as I’ve been disappointed too many times already.
not entirely correct.
The word Teutons refers to a specific North Germanic tribe and was rarely used in reference to the whole of Germany.
In the Middle Ages there were 2 large German states:
State of the Teutonic Order 1226-1561 was the only Crusader state on European soil and is represented in the game by the Teutons and was only in northern Germany.
The most important state was the Holy Roman Empire of the
German Nation (800-1806) which still had many small states such as Württenberg, Bavaria, Prussia, Austria, and also ruled parts of Italy. Although it was divided by many principalities, it was at least theoretically the most powerful state of its time. This empire is not represented in the game.
I’m not sure if a pair of small states should come in. On the one hand, for example, we already have a French principality in Burgundy (Burgundy was inherited by the French crown), but on the other hand that would be too many. The Holy Roman Empire of the
I would like to see German Nation, but also many other great nations of this time.
The Teutons represent the Holy Roman Empire, The whole first scenario of the Teuton Campaign is about the foundation of the Holy Roman Empire. Teuton [“Teutsch”] is an old-fashioned way of saying something is German (see here). They do not only represent the Teutonic Order.
See also their History description:
Charlemagne’s empire has fallen, and the task of rebuilding the Holy Roman Empire lies in your hands. Unite the feuding duchies, contend with Papal authority, and construct powerful crenellated fortifications! Smash enemy armies with potent knights and demolish their cities with armored siege engines, or lead your men on crusade to the Holy Land or into Eastern Europe. The Teuton unique unit is the Teutonic Knight, a zealous warrior who can carve most melee units into ribbons.