Does Attila always die in 445 AD?

[Justin]

Just wanted to know for my ERE campaign.

[No Time For The Lost]

March 453 AD < that's the real-life death...is there a reason or 445 AD? (I'm just curious :-) )

[linutika]

I thought people die once

[Justin]

I have heard people say he always dies at 445 AD in the game I just didn't know for sure.

[linutika]

Not gonna say anything but Attila became the ruler of the Hunnic Empire in 445 AD

[linutika]

Bleda - his brother died in 445 AD

[Justin]

I'm talking about in the game not what happened IRL

[linutika]

Originally posted by The Great One (90th_Tay):

I'm talking about in the game not what happened IRL

Then most likely you mistook Attila with Bleda

[Justin]

Have you played campaign as the Eastern Roman empire and if so when did Attila die?

[Metempsychosis O BILLOfy]

Thankfully.

[Benedict (Mathias)]

Attila will always die on 445 AD when you're playing something besides the Huns. Obviously he can die before that if you go out of your way to kill him. After he dies, new stacks of Huns will stop spawning, so you can just go on clean up duty, or let the last of the Hunnic Hordes raid and raze your enemies.

[Justin]

thank you