There are always two sides to a coin, two stories to tell the truth. Crusaders: Thy Kingdom Come offers the opportunity to fight on both sides.
Your Christian Commanders:
Godfrey of Toulouse from the Kingdom of France is a young aristocrat of the royal family. His real capital is his army. He benefits from his royal background, leading strong and well-equipped units into battles.
Lothar of Aachen is the second son of a wealthy family in Lorraine who had no future in Europe but now he has a chance to gain new lands for himself. A Crusader with a keen eye on politics he is also a man of cautious tactics.
Pedro Luis Cativiela, born in the Kingdom of Navarre in the myst of the Spanish reconquista of his beloved Spain, joins the armies of Provence, truly believing in the pious idea of liberating the Holy Land.
Roger of Hastings, the descendant of the conquerors of England, on the other hand, is a ruthless, true medieval mercenary. Although he is, theoretically, fighting under the banners of Normandy, he is more like a mercenary knight with a tattered band of crusaders who all hope to find fame and fortune on the Holy Land.
Roberto of Naples, the descendant of a renegade family from the Papal State joins the Crusades, he only does what the Viking ancestors of Sicily did so effectively: tries to conquer new lands with the steel of his sword.
