1634: The Bavarian Crisis

In the summer of 1634, the fallout of the 1632 arrival of a group of modern Americans continues to reshape the Thirty Years' War. As the war rages across Europe, the displaced Americans—now a formidable political and military force—must navigate the treacherous currents of court intrigue, the ambitions of the Habsburgs, and the shifting alliances of the Holy Roman Empire. Amidst the maneuvering of Archduchess Maria Anna and the machinations of the Catholic League, the Americans work to consolidate their influence, protect their people, and decide how far they will go to change the course of history.