Age of Wonders 4, (Magical) American™ Edition

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[ambiguousamphibian]

Also, I edited this. I have over 1, 100 editor applications and I'm shelling out big $$$USD so it might be a lil while before I pick the 2-3 that will help me, but thanks for being such nice people. I'm very blessed :) 😇

[RXECCA]

The D in Franklin D Roosevelt actually stood for Franklin "Dark Arts" Roosevelt

[corsaircarl]

The "S" in Ulysses S. Grant's name actually meant "Sorcerer", he used his powerful magic to win the war for the North.

[Awful.Productions]

As an American, and a wizard, it feels really empowering to see my people's history finally represented accurately in media.

[Zaelrae]

I love that Spiff did a British version and exploited the game, meanwhile AA doing it the American way

[MrBingogogo]

It was a little awkward when we didn't find WMDs in the goblin lands but they probably moved them. Goblins are sneaky.

[Pigness]

As an american I cried red white and blue tears, there might be something seriously wrong with me

[noblecommando]

This sounds like if you told a computer to write an fanfiction based on American history.

[mabsie]

Not many people know this, but the B in both Rutherford B. Hayes and Lyndon B. Johnson stands for “Blue Wizard”. They were Tolkien’s inspiration

[rdoucebag]

This is the most accurate retelling of American history I have ever heard.

[plasticbazooka]

And then High Wizard Bush, in all his majesty, cast the spell "Desert Storm." It wasn't super effective but we all can agree it was a kick ass name for a spell.

[unknowable]

As an European, I utterly enjoyed this real rundown of american history. I knew there was something more up with Florida!

[nickm]

As an American from the lower reaches of the dark sulfer pits formally known as New jersey, I can confirm this to be accurate. It was a sad day indeed when George High wizard bush banished the goblins to the mines of this forbidden land, but it has since been reclaimed by humans, both wizard and non. The once sweltering suffer pits being reclaimed by lush green fields and large crumbling buildings, now known as Kearny. Though it is told that if the days are warm and long, you can still smell the near limitless nodes of sulfer and rubbish, and occasionally see the bird of the goblinites, the air pirate, now known as the seagull. Terrifying and never ending in their hunger and thievery of fried Frenchman.

[ArcNineAngel]

As a Texan and an aspiring sorceress myself, I couldn't be more proud of our history. My spellbook surges with patriotism.

[IckyNeko]

9:50 As a native Ohioan, can confirm, we are all happily living the Goblinist dream.

[uncleslam]

Grover Cleveland, among America's mightiest wizards. His second term was actually run by a facsimile which he conjured to run the country for him while he was studying magical techniques in Saskatoon.

[someguyinahotdogsuit]

Im from Texas and can confirm this regaling of our nations history is 100% accurate.

[impposter]

My grandma always told me "I don't care what they say, ancient Americans were magic". Thank you AA, for speaking the truth, and squashing the anti-magic historian naysayers once and for all!

[DAFLIDMAN]

Little known fact, the 'A' in Chester A Arthur stands for abracadabra, making him a powerful wizard

[erosdeath]

I swear AA's absurd storytelling is unparalleled. Dude makes entertaining masterpieces for whatever game he's playing.