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If you don't care about Inflation and monarch points, you can conquor Granada pretty easily and have fun playing diplomacy with the Iberian Super Best Friends. It took me five or six tries until I didn't get wiped out by the Ottomans or the Mamluks. If Venice allies you, then they will revoke their guarentee, and Venice is a fair weather friend, so you need to be careful about that. Most strategies that I've tried involved running to Africa, Asia, NA, SA and "All Ins" on a war against an OPM.
Good luck.
Once you've found both of them set your maintenance back to max pick up your 3 soldiers from Rhodes and sail them down to Ivory Coast. Once there immediately declare war on the Hausa, land your troops and send your boats home. Defeat their soldiers, conquer the two coastal territories and take Calabar when warscore allows. Once it's in your hands start fabricating claims on Bonny and Benin. Take Bonny from the Hausa after the treaty has expired and declare war and vassilize Benin immediately. Raise their opinion of you, ask for fleet access, core Bonny and Calabar, change your Capital and viola! You are now far removed from the Euroasians and free to colonize and conquer Africa as you see fit.
Once you've found both of them set your maintenance back to max pick up your 3 soldiers from Rhodes and sail them down to Ivory Coast. Once there immediately declare war on the Hausa, land your troops and send your boats home. Defeat their soldiers, conquer the two coastal territories and take Calabar when warscore allows. Once it's in your hands start fabricating claims on Bonny and Benin. Take Bonny from the Hausa after the treaty has expired and declare war and vassilize Benin immediately. Raise their opinion of you, ask for fleet access, core Bonny and Calabar, change your Capital and viola! You are now far removed from the Euroasians and free to colonize and conquer Africa as you see fit. [/quote]
I did that pre 1.3, but it doesn't work anymore. Those guys don't have "ports" so you can't get feet basing rights from them for another 50 or so years. What I did to colonize my way to Ceylon (and crush India!) was the same thing, except I conquered Kongo (Cape of good hope is easier to colonize early on with the natives and you can't afford to reinforce at this stage). I would take their coastal teritory and demand money, then vassalize them the next war after fabricating a clain. I then DOW on ottomans, let them take Rhodes and your capital get's moved to Africa so I can colonize. The territory you took from Kongo will become your capital, and you can make it a core since you should have no other territories. Also after the patch, you can't annex your african territories in a short (<20) year period, (You will get -.5 for "over seas" so it will take a LONG time...)
Matupa is also nearby and they are pagans so you can ♥♥♥♥ them up for some money and guarentee them after so Swahilli doesn't eat them up after you take their thousands of duckets. I mention this because your finances will be in ruins until you can get four or five colonies established. Your vassals will be the largest source of your income.
http://cloud-2.steampowered.com/ugc/505821920427656586/B676BCA5D38EF3B72EBF68B4934291FF5338B705/
A better alternative is to go for the Africa as a whole (think of all the gold you will get your hands on).
Leave the Mamluks alone! lol
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Essentially, standard OPM strategy applies.
For flavour, ally the Papal states, and expand into Italy.
For me, what seems to work well is to immediately (and I mean immediately) do a non-CB attack on Theodoro, to get a foothold somewhere that's (a) within coring range, and (b) not immediately next to the Ottomans. As a bonus, I think it's in-character for the Knights to protect the last Christian cities of Crimea against the heathen hordes. You have to really hurry to get there before Crimea, but it's doable.
Then expand around there as opportunities arise. Always, always, look for an opportune moment to take Cyprus, at least if you're playing for the Jerusalem achievement. If you ally Venice, you can take Cyprus in a war, since Venice will keep the Mamluk navy away, and eventually the Mamluks just won't care any longer.
Owning land adjacent to the Ottomans is pretty much a death sentence, at least until you ally someone more powerful than Venice. If there's a trick that makes it safe to take Achaea/Morea, I haven't found it. That said, taking Morea early is useful, as it'll let you get enough Development in Greek provinces that you can raise Greek to an Accepted Culture without spending a ton of monarch points on Rhodes.
If you're lucky, Venice will implode early and get stomped by Austria/Hungary, and end up releasing Crete as a perfectly neutral, undefended, friendless one-province nation that's conveniently close to much of Egypt... Same thing may happen to Genoa: If they get stomped early, they can end up with Azov and Corsica as their only territories, and then suddenly you have a presence in the Western Mediterranean. The key is to be an opportunist, always ready to pounce.
Even if you do everything right, it's chancy at best. Fact is, there are a lot of things that can make a Knights campaign really, really challenging. Sometime in the first 30 years or so, Crimea gets an event where they can choose to become an Ottoman vassal. If you're using Theodoro as your away-from-Ottomans base, you really really want them to choose the other option.
And if the Ottomans make an early alliance with someone big, like France, things will be tough. And if you want to go for Jerusalem, I suspect it'd be easiest to get them from the Mamluks while they're fighting the Ottomans -- but I've never been able to. The one time I got Jerusalem (in Ironman), it was extremely complicated and ugly, with Ottomans allied with Russia and France, and Knights/Austria/Poland/Lithuania on the other side. I think Castille and Tunis were in there too, somehow. I know some people have made it seem really easy/obvious to just waltz in and get Jerusalem from the Mamluks, but I've no idea how they'd really do that. :-)