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Interesting how the artist painted over a photo of the city but then expanded the hills to the right tremendously. Many of the structures, including the bridge weren't constructed until after this siege.

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Interesting how the artist painted over a photo of the city but then expanded the hills to the right tremendously.

Man, I can't even see the "hills to the right" whether tremendously or non-tremendously! What giveth, m'lord?

Many of the structures, including the bridge weren't constructed until after this siege.

Theory..?
(eh, not trying to be a total-wiseass here, as I only know the boardgame, and am just curious, thank you)

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I didn't see any of that while I was trying to figure out why they had anti-aircraft emplacements at the siege, nevermind how they got them to the site or why they needed them at all. 🤔

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The Cathars they were besieging were already Christian, just the wrong kind.

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Catholic crusaders during the Siege of Carcassonne, France | Spyke