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Buildings! Build them all! It's totally needed! I promise that it's needed! The Aztecs totally put up a fight.. Oh, and the Timurids do too.. Totally.. I almost forgot them. But yeah, you can't be weak when they attack; you've got to have a couple dozen impenetrable fortresses with walls so high that their mounted units can't walk up 'em, and cannon towers so strong their extremely weak random generals can't resist with just a knock of their tiny little shields. I know it's totally needed for the dozens of stacks you have (which can't even fit the generals!). Overkill isn't even a real word.
;) If you conquer fast enough for there to never be a chance of a crusade being called, then congratulations; you win.
if there are not any other catholic nations to join him.
If you own Rome the Pope will spawn in a random spot within Rome's borders.
You do not have to assassinate him, you can fight him on the battlefield.
He is weaker than his bodyguard and so you should be able to take 0 casualties (if only fighting the Pope, with no other enemy units) if you just use a few archer units.
Do you have to assassinate him (a tricky business...) or can you fight him on the battlefield? Where will he be anyway?