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Total War Wiki We are currently editing over 5,217 articles. If you're new to Total War and want to know more, read the summary page here. First time on a wiki? Then visit the About page, and join the team. All pages can be edited and you're welcome to join us and contribute along side us. Any questions should be posted in the wiki community center, which is the Main Page discussion. Everyone is free to create a new page or edit an existing one. <createbox> width=24 break=no buttonlabel=Create new article bgcolor=#EAEEFF </createbox>

Recent News August 29, 2015 - Total War Wiki is presently accepting takers for new administrators and bureaucrats. As the wiki has expanded, the workload has continued to grow, and it has been neither prudent nor especially constructive to retain a staff of one. Let us know what you think here. Applications will be considered solely based on the individual user's contributions, regardless of past relationship with said admin or site policy. August 29, 2015 - Wiki banlist has been cleared. All past bans for prior disruption to site activities have been lifted. Let's see that we keep it that way, folks. February 17, 2015 - Total War: Attila released.

Featured Article Knights Hospitaller/Knights of St. John The Knights of St. John, also known as the Knights Hospitaller, were established following the First Crusade to protect and treat Christian pilgrims to the Holy Land. They were recognizable by their black or red surcoat with a white cross. An elite and powerful fighting order of well trained knights wearing heavy mail or plate armour and armed with a lance, they were feared on many battlefields of the Middle Ages. The group initially cared for the pilgrims who had reached Jerusalem following a long and arduous journey. Hospitaller units may be recruited by Catholic factions in Medieval: Total War, Medieval II: Total War, and Medieval II Total War: Kingdoms, particularly during a Crusade. The Order itself appears as a minor faction in Empire: Total War. Read More...

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