An ordinary girl in the countryside of eastern France wears men's clothes and rides a war horse. She is petite and thin but also extremely strong. Joan of Arc's life was only 20 short years, but in the last 4 years of her life, she saved the city of Orleans and contributed to the coronation of Charles VII of France. Why was such a girl who made great contributions to France eventually burned at the stake for heresy by the Paris University Divinity School?
Reader comments
Joan of Arc really makes me sad
Joan of Arc comes with the halo of a saint, which increases the morale of her own army by 100% and reduces the morale of the opponent's army by 50%. This bonus is too terrifying, and it cannot be in the hands of an individual. It can only be destroyed after the war, otherwise she will raise her arms and the whole of France will respond.
Joan of Arc really makes me sad
Joan of Arc comes with the halo of a saint, which increases the morale of her own army by 100% and reduces the morale of the opponent's army by 50%. This bonus is too terrifying, and it cannot be in the hands of an individual. It can only be destroyed after the war, otherwise she will raise her arms and the whole of France will respond.
I always feel like something is missing (_)
Joan of Arc is so upset
Very nice, very nice brave new world
A bit fanciful