In the fifteenth century, signals seemed to suggest that Europe would soon awaken from its long medieval sleep. Johann Gutenberg's invention of the printing press would undoubtedly revolutionize the spread of culture and learning. In 1453, the Ottoman Turks finally defeated Constantinople and swept away the last VNTR of the Byzantine Empire. The arrival of Greek scholars in Italy gave a further impetus to the intellectual revival that was spreading in northern Italy. The balance of power on the Iberian peninsula is also changing. The armies of King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella wiped out the last Arabs in Granada in 1492, the same year Christopher Columbus set sail for the New World.

On October 31, 1517, the eve of the Jubilee, Luther declared his opposition to indulgence, writing 95 theses. Later generations will regard this event as the beginning of the religious reform, which is the beginning of our game educational reform. Players will take on the role of the leaders of various political entities seeking to advance and prosper their country during the unpredictable period of the Reformation.