Medieval II: Total War

Medieval II: Total War is a strategy game developed by Creative Assembly, and published by Sega in 2006 for PC. It is the sequel to 2002's Medieval: Total War, and is the fourth game in the Total War series.
The game is set between the years 1080 and 1530 during the Middle Ages in Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East.
==Gameplay==
===Campaign===
===Battles===
===Factions===
Category 	Faction List
Catholic Factions 	Denmark · England · France · Holy Roman Empire · Hungary · Milan · Papal States · Poland · Portugal · Scotland · Sicily · Spain · Venice
Orthodox Factions 	Byzantine Empire · Russia
Muslim Factions 	Egypt · Moors · Turks
Non-Playable Factions	Mongols · Timurids · Aztecs · Rebels
Americas Factions 	Apachean Tribes · Aztec Empire · Chichimec Tribes · Mayans · New Spain · Tarascans · Tlaxcalans · England (Non-Playable) · New France (Non-Playable)
Britannia Factions 	England · Ireland · Norway · Scotland · Wales · Baron's Alliance (Non-Playable)
Crusades Factions 	Principality of Antioch · Byzantine Empire · Egypt · Kingdom of Jerusalem · Turks · Mongols (Non-Playable) · Venice (Non-Playable)
Teutonic Factions 	Denmark · Holy Roman Empire · Lithuania · Novgorod · Poland · Teutonic Order · Mongols · Kalmar Union (Situational) · Norway (Non-Playable)
==Expansion==
===Kingdoms===
==Development ==
==Legacy==
==Trivia== 
*Medieval II is Sly's favorite strategy game, and is one of his personal favorite games of all time
== See Also ==
Category:Total War Games
Category:2006 Video Games
Category:Grand Strategy Video Games
Category:Real-Time Strategy Video Games
Category:PC Games
Category:Singleplayer Games
Category:Multiplayer Games
Category:Video Games Set in Europe
Category:Video Games Set in North Africa
Category:Video Games Set in the Middle East
Category:Video Games Set in Central America
Category:Video Games Set in the Caribbean
Category:Video Games Set in the Middle Ages
Category:Video Games Set in the Renaissance
Category:Video Games Set in the Islamic Golden Age