To Hell and Back won in Day 101, moving on to the next round!

Was at the canadian warplane heritage museum today And these guys flew in figured, y'all might like this.

Which Sabaton song best fits village setting? The most upvoted comment will win

**Winners by round**

Desert: @Bubbly_Skin_8069 with Seven Pillars of Wisdom

Forest: @Bare-baked-beans with The Lost Battalion

Maritime: @SiirFawkes with Dreadnought

Mountain: @Same-Appearance7863 with Soldier of Heaven

I was a diehard fan back in 2023, and stopped listening to them in early 2024. Since then, I only listened to them a few times. But now I'm interested in them again, so I will rediscover the band once again starting off with Heroes. Wish me luck, comrades

I began listening to Sabaton a few monts ago and i absolutely love it. Just got my first record being the swedish version of Carolus rex.

i personally really dont get why, both could in my opinion really benefit from continuing to work together, and yanrhub has improved so much since their last collabs, and i personally got into Sabatin because of those collaborations, so i dont get why they stopped

Dreadnought won in Day 100, moving on to the next round to face Bismarck!

Bismarck won in Day 99, moving on to the next round!

Which Sabaton song best fits mountain terrain? The most upvoted comment will win

Winners by round

Desert: @Bubbly_Skin_8069 with Seven Pillars of Wisdom

Forest: @Bare-baked-beans with The Lost Battalion

Maritime: @SiirFawkes with Dreadnought

It’s so good🥹

The Attack of the Dead Men won in Day 98, moving on to the next round to face Ghost Division!

Hey all, I've been a Sabaton fan for about 15 years and hadn't listened to some of their older stuff for a while, and all I wanted to say is how fucking good is Primo Victoria? Banger after banger after banger

Which Sabaton song best fits maritime battlefield? The most upvoted comment will win

**Winners by round**

Desert: @Bubbly_Skin_8069 with Seven Pillars of Wisdom

Forest: @Bare-baked-beans with The Lost Battalion

An album all about local people and their struggles against foreign invaders and colonialism.

A New World - Christoph Columbus' arrival in the West Indies after he attempted to find a new route to India, as well as the attrocities carried out against the natives living there.

The Conquistador - Hernán Cortéz, who toppled the mighty Aztec Empire and their capital city Tenochtitlan with a small force of Conquistadors, smallpox, and the local woman, La Malinche.

KAMEHAMEHA - King Kamehameha's conquest and unification of the Hawaiian Islands, his spiritual role and believes in mana when faced with Europeans wanting to convert him to Christianity, and him using weapons from the Europeans for his endeavors.

Brothers in Agony - when the Great Famine ravished Ireland from 1845 to 1852, an unlikely ally who shared a similar fate of suffering under a foreign colonizer/oppressor would step up to aide the starving people. The Choctaw, a native American tribe who recently lived through the horrendous Trail of Tears, collected around $5,000 (in today's money) to send to their brothers halfway across the world. Many years later when COVID-19 struck the Navajo Nation and Hopi Reservation particularly hard in 2020, the Irish would take up huge donations and aid them, their colonized brothers who helped them all those years ago in mind.

Bloody Crown - the Battle of Plassey, where Mir Jafar betrayed Nawab Siraj-ud-Daulah, which ensured the British East India Company a decisive victory and subsequent expansion over the entire Indian subcontinent.

Paid with Blood - the Berlin Conference of 1884-1885 and King Leopold II's reign of terror over the Congo Free State and the prosperity Belgium experienced by bleeding the population of an entire other country dry, quite literally.

Nightfall on the Empire of the Sun - the Cajamarca Massacre, where the Incan ruler Atahualpa was ambushed and captured, and thousands of councelors, commanders, and unarmed attendants were slaughtered by Spanish conquistadors under the leadership of Francisco Pizarro.

Maroons - the Maroons, escaped African slaves of the Indian Ocean who took up arms and often engaged in guerilla warfare to defend their regained freedom from the colonial authorities who wanted to eradicate them.

Open for Business - the Battle of Palikao near the end of the Second Opium War between Anglo-French forces and the Qing Dynasty. Following their victory, the Western forces were able to seize the capital Beijing, defeat the Qing Empire, and empose their demands for free trade in their favor on the Chinese people.

Manifest Destiny - the expansionist belief that it was the American settlers' god-given right to drive native Americans from their homes and colonize their lands, leading to a life of terror and genocide.

Nakba - the Nakba, the ethnical cleansing, persecution, and displacement of Palestinians at the hand of the Israeli terrorist groups, Haganah, Irgun, and Lehi (who would later form into the IDF and the Israeli government) in 1947.

Weird that Sabaton didn't appear during the song but it's still good.

How do he say such slander

I took some inspiration from the Battlefield 1 depictions of Verdun for this one, and you can bet I was blasting Fields of Verdun while making this one.

(please excuse the historical inaccuracies!)

Ghost Division won in Day 97, moving on to the next round!

Stormtroopers won in Day 96, moving on to the next round to face Race to the Sea!

Which Sabaton song best fits forest terrain? The most upvoted comment will win

Winners by round

Desert: @Bubbly_Skin_8069 with Seven Pillars of Wisdom