Quiz time! Are these real thread titles from the Crusader Kings subreddit?

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Crusader Kings arguably has the best subreddit of all time. Not because it's informative, or the community is a lovely bunch, though both of those things are true. It's the best because it has thread titles like "My son became a German and now my empire is dying", constant grousing about whatever the Pope's getting up to, and endless hand-rubbing about what to do (or what not to do) with wives, heirs, and all those vassals any self-respecting Crusader King collects.

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