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Robin Hood and His Merry Men
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Robin Hood and His Merry Men

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Adds Robin Hood and his Merry Men to the game.

Thanks to iPlayPoorly for their help in fleshing out this mod.

Latest update:
Added Wilfred of Ivanhoe as an adventurer.
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KK  [author] 2 Sep @ 3:27am 
@chillingdan
Oh right, yes. The pictures are a little out-of-date. Some update to the base game changed all the colours on the clothes, so I had to go through the characters and make some changes.
chillingdan 30 Aug @ 12:21pm 
Very great mod! One small thing: in my game, the characters are not dressed like in your pictures, even with only this mod activated. Is it normal?
KK  [author] 5 Aug @ 1:35pm 
@Alex the Great Yes. That's the closest bookmark to when Robin Hood is generally portrayed as having lived, so that's where I put everything.
Alex the Great 3 Aug @ 1:57pm 
This is only for the 1178 campaign?
KK  [author] 16 Apr @ 7:56am 
@Thormaxmillian Yes. Did CK3 get another update that I missed? Otherwise, it should be up-to-date and compatible with the current version.
Thormaxmillian 12 Apr @ 4:26pm 
is this still being updated?
SilentN4saken 27 Mar @ 8:38am 
@KK Oh nice so so there's a chance haha. Thanks for a source I will be reading that play tonight.
KK  [author] 27 Mar @ 7:48am 
@SilentN4saken
Ironically, Herne the Hunter actually is in the public domain. He's an old legend mentioned at least as far back as William Shakespeare's "The Merry Wives of Windsor" from 1597.
However, he didn't have a connection to Robin Hood until "Robin of Sherwood".
SilentN4saken 26 Mar @ 10:31pm 
I think you should stick to the public domain characters. But if you don't a character I would love to see would be Herne the Hunter from the 80s Robin of Sherwood series.
Tunch Khan 14 Mar @ 2:57pm 
We need the Morgan Freeman one.