National Leaders

Wars of Liberty happens, for the most part, in the more modern nineteenth century. World has changed a lot, and so did the National Leaders. These are the new artificial intelligences you'll find in WoL.

Dom Pedro II

Emperor of Brazil.

An intelligent, successful monarch greatly beloved by his people. Turned Brazil into an emerging power in the international arena. Years of peace may have weakened his army, but the upcoming war has woken up the emperor's courage.

Solano López

President and Marshal of the Paraguayan republic.

Assuming the Presidency of the most industrial of the Latin American nations, Lopez's term hasn't been a peaceful one. Upon seeing his country vulnered by foreign powers, he's ordered a full mobilization of it's population to join the war, to defend the sovereignty of Paraguay at all costs.

Bartolomé Mitre

President of the Argentine republic.

After finally succeeding in achieving national unity, he led his Argentina on a period of progress and reform. But peace would not last, as war erupts in the north while rebellion and indigenous uprisings happen on his country, it seems that he'll have to lead his army to fight once more.

Simón Bolívar

President of Gran Colombia, and liberator of the Spanish America.

The liberator of most of South America, Simón Bolivar now finds himself as the head of the Gran Colombia, a nation that encompasses most of northern South America, but he'll find out that keeping his country united is easily said than done.

Benito Juárez

President of the Mexican republic.

Of humble origins, Benito Juarez now finds leading Mexico in one of his darkest periods, seen not only as a leader but as a figurehead of his nation, his government hasn't been without conflicts, in a period when what Mexico needs the least is division amongst it's people.

Abraham Lincoln

16th President of the United States of America.

The United States of America has, in the wake of Manifest Destiny and westward expansion, doubled in size and power. As the Union continues to grow, it needs a capable leader to keep it together. Abraham Lincoln, born in Kentucky, raised a strong-armed farmhand, and practiced in law, is just the man for the job. Tall, honest, and committed, President Lincoln will lead the United States into prosperity.

John MacDonald

Prime minister of Canada.

Sir John Alexander MacDonald is the most dominant figure of the Canadian Confederation, serving as it's first prime minister, he has many challenges ahead of him, having to lead a relatively small colony in North America to make it cover most of North America and having to secure such territories.

Cunhambebe

Warchief of the Tamoio Confederation.

The supreme leader of all southern Warchiefs. He's brave and feared by many, and holds a collection of european cannons in his Taba. He strikes villages fast and will sacrifice the enemy warriors to get their strenght.

Otto Von Bismark

Chancellor of the German Empire

For a millennium, the German people have been divided among duchies and states, united only by loose and symbolic confederations. To keep up with the growing European powers, a coalition more mighty than that of the previous Holy Roman Empire is necessary. Prussian statesman Otto Von Bismarck, with willpower as strong as iron, seeks to bring a new German Empire to the forefront of the modern era, and will stop at nothing to do so.

Napoleon III

President of the French

The great strategist of the late 18th century, Napoleon Bonaparte, may no longer be, but his nephew Napoleon III has been elected president of the French. With colonial influence on the rise once again in Mexico, North Africa, the Middle East and Southeast Asia, the possibility of a dominant French Empire has returned. Should the opportunity come, Napoleon III will be ready to continue the family tradition.

Emperor Meiji

Emperor of Japan

Too long has the Rising Sun been hidden in the darkness. The Tokugawa Shogunate is vanquished, and the new Imperial Japan is eager to break free of isolationism and sit among the ranks of the imperial European powers. A revolutionary new Emperor, Meiji, will the lead the reform.

Tupac Amaru II

Indigenous Revolutionary Leader

Embittered by the poor treatment of his people, Tupac Amaru II as insted his people to rise in arms alongside him to restore what's rightfully theirs. Under his leadership, the Taiwantinsuyu shall rise once more.

Queen Victoria

Queen of the United Kingdom

Under the reign of Victoria, the British Empire has become global. The Union Jack flies over much of Africa, Asia, and the Pacific, and the colonies belonging to the crown are yet increasing. Modernization, industrialization, and imperial dominance have led the British Empire to the top of the world, and Queen Victoria sits at the top of the throne.

Bahadur Shah

Mughal Emperor

The once mighty Mughals have been displaced by the British. Maharajas and sultans have been stripped of their power, save what was granted to them by the imperialists. Bahadur Shah, the last of the Mughal emperors, calls out to Hindus and Muslims alike; rise up against your masters; retake the subcontinent and restore the dynasties of India.

Red Cloud

Sioux Chieftain

The United States creeps westward across the plains; the land of the horse people is being populated by settlers and frontiersman, and tribes are being forced into the boundaries of reservations. Chief Red Cloud of the Oglalla will protect the ancestral rights of the Sioux, be it through peace or the warpath.

Shaka kaSenzangakhona

Zulu Monarch

The Nguni tribes of southern Africa have been united into the powerful Zulu Kingdom under the innovative chieftain Shaka. Shaka commands his warrior hosts through the use of unique Tactics. His plan of attack is adaptive and ever-changing, from quick strikes to massed infantry charges that would frighten even the most well-equipped soldier. Prepare to face hordes of Impi warriors and their deadly assegai spears.

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