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Im not sure refusing to help the dude who wrecked a giant part of your kingdom counts as "petty".
* TheChessmaster: He lends Bohemond some knights during "Bohemond and the Emperor", feigning being a concerned uncle and encourages him to go East to find his fortune, as his father did. So that when Guiscard dies while Bohemond is both away from Italy and sick, Roger can in turn encourage the Normand lords to pick Sikelgaita's son as their king, who is much more easily manipulated than the wily and combative Bohemond, securing Roger's unchallenged rule over Sicily.
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* EvilIsPetty: After being bested by Bohemond, he willingfully delays the arrival of reinforcments to Antioch, leaving the Normans alone against the giant army of Turks[[note]]What actually happened was Alexios was on his way to reinforce the Crusaders at Antioch, only to be convinced by Stephen, Count of Blois, who had fled the seige, that the situation was hopeless and he should turn back[[/note]].
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* ArtisticLicenseHistory: While it is true that Ismail's defeat after the Battle of Chaldiran (and the death of his wife) shattered his ego and made him take up drinking, he never took to roaming the streets like a beggar, as the framing story implies. He mostly just spent all his time in his palace and left his Vizier to run the country. The first of said vizier was in fact his drinking companion.
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Characters appearing in the campaigns introduced during and after the release of ''VideoGame/AgeOfEmpiresII: Definitive Edition'', including the {{Expansion Pack}}s/[=DLCs=] ''Lords of the West'', ''Dawn of the Dukes'' and ''Dynasties of India''.
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Characters appearing in the campaigns introduced during and after the release of ''VideoGame/AgeOfEmpiresII: Definitive Edition'', including the {{Expansion Pack}}s/[=DLCs=] ''Lords of the West'', ''Dawn of the Dukes'' and Dukes'', ''Dynasties of India''.
India'', ''The Mountain Royals'' and ''Victors & Vanquished''.
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* AscendedExtra: His name was one of the many name that the AI player will use if playing the Mongols in the original ''Age of Kings'' as well as an unused hero unit. Come the ''Definitive Edition'', where he has his own campaign. As a result, his name is no longer in Mongolian, instead he is now used for Tatar players.
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* AscendedExtra: His name Tamerlane was one of the many name that the names used by AI player will use if playing the Mongols Mongol players in the original ''Age of Kings'' as well as an unused hero unit. Come the In ''Definitive Edition'', where he has received his own campaign. As a result, his name is no longer in Mongolian, instead he is now used for Tatar players.campaign.
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* UngratefulBastard: One way through the first scenario is to ally with him, then defeat the Tatars and the remaining two Bolyars. Instead of giving Ivaylo the promised title of Bolyar, Konstantin then sets off to crush the rebellion while scoffing at Ivaylo's status as peasant.
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* UngratefulBastard: One way through the first scenario is to ally with him, then defeat the Tatars and the remaining two Bolyars. bolyars. Instead of giving making Ivaylo the promised title of Bolyar, a bolyar as he promised, Konstantin then sets off to crush the rebellion while scoffing at Ivaylo's status as peasant.
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* ArrangedMarriage: Was originally betrothed to a prince William whom she loved dearly, only for it to turn out to be a trap set for him, and she is instead made the wife of Jagiello for political purposes, though in time she grows to love him as well.
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* ArrangedMarriage: Was originally betrothed to a prince Prince William of Austria whom she loved dearly, only for it to turn out to be a trap set for him, and she is instead made the wife of Jagiello Jagiełło for political purposes, though in time she grows to love him as well.
