This is a what-if I've been thinking about for some time:
At the battle of Tel Jezer in 1177, King Baldwin IV of Jerusalem and his 375 Templar Knights ambushed Saladin and slaughtered his army. Saladin barely escaped, riding a particularly swift camel to safety.
So the question is this: What-If Saladin hadn't been so lucky and had been killed by the Templars?
At the battle of Tel Jezer in 1177, King Baldwin IV of Jerusalem and his 375 Templar Knights ambushed Saladin and slaughtered his army. Saladin barely escaped, riding a particularly swift camel to safety.
So the question is this: What-If Saladin hadn't been so lucky and had been killed by the Templars?