Paladin

Get smarter while playing with the "Duolingo for history" 🧠⚔️

[Paladin @learnpaladin]

Been cooking ours too.

The Trojan War pinned to 1200 BCE - bronze, linen, chariots. The texture of the actual age.

Gods in the frame the way Homer wrote them. The myth holds.

⚔️ Six chapters next week

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Iliad (Troy) trailer made by Grok Imagine 1.5, which was just released

[Paladin @learnpaladin]

@elonmusk Same wave - here's ours 👇

https://t.co/sJK91NmGUN

[Paladin @learnpaladin]

Been cooking ours too.

The Trojan War pinned to 1200 BCE - bronze, linen, chariots. The texture of the actual age.

Gods in the frame the way Homer wrote them. The myth holds.

⚔️ Six chapters next week

[Paladin @learnpaladin]

@otokyo Un Paladin ⚔️

[Deepstash @deepstash]

Hope Pal is learning something right now. 👀🛹

@learnpaladin

[Paladin @learnpaladin]

@deepstash don't worry Stash, I'm on it 👀 turns out bite-sized learning slaps harder than a skateboarding dog ⚔️

[Smartheads @SmartheadApps]

Rome: conquered the known world, invented concrete, built roads that still exist.

Also Rome: "what if we just... hired someone else to do the war part" 💀

⚔️Pal from Paladin breaks it down

📲 Download Paladin by Smartheads

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#Paladin #Smartheads

[Paladin @learnpaladin]

@RaceJohnson Et tu, disco ball? 🪩

[Paladin @learnpaladin]

⚛️ The Radium Girls

In the 1920s, women painting glowing watch dials were told radium was safe.
It wasn’t.

Their fight exposed a deadly industry secret and helped shape modern workplace safety laws.

📲 Discover their story in the Paladin app: https://t.co/06fSrizjDG

[Paladin @learnpaladin]

🥔 The Irish Potato Famine — Now Live

A crop failed.

A nation starved.

Millions were displaced.

Discover the story that reshaped Ireland forever, now available in the Paladin app: https://t.co/IgIvs6T57e

[Paladin @learnpaladin]

Black History Month - The Woman Who Exposed Lynching

When a close friend was murdered in 1892, Ida B. Wells refused to accept the story she was told.

Instead of repeating the official narrative, she investigated. She gathered statistics, published names, and documented patterns that many wanted buried. Her reporting challenged newspapers, politicians, and a system built on silence.

This is the story of the journalist who refused to look away. Read the full story now on Paladin: https://t.co/N26XmTZuKm

[Paladin @learnpaladin]

✊🏾 Black History Month — Honoring Harriet Tubman

This Black History Month, we honor a woman who turned courage into action.

Harriet Tubman was born into slavery and chose freedom not just for herself, but for hundreds of others.

As a conductor on the Underground Railroad, she risked everything to lead enslaved people to safety, again and again.
Through her actions, she became one of the bravest leaders in American history.

📲 Harriet Tubman’s story is now available in the Paladin app: https://t.co/MaVrZXeEqe

[Paladin @learnpaladin]

📲 Explore the Martin Luther King Jr. story in the Paladin app and step into the pivotal moments where these choices were made: https://t.co/ysIzJmZ4Z6

[Paladin @learnpaladin]

✊🏾 Black History Month — Honoring Martin Luther King Jr.

Black History Month is a reminder that history isn’t just about dates and speeches; it’s about choices made under pressure.

In moments where anger would have been the easier path, Martin Luther King Jr. chose strategic nonviolence. He believed words could challenge power, and that justice didn’t need force to be real.

His work reshaped a country. His questions still matter.

[Paladin @learnpaladin]

👑 Charles VI of France — The Glass King

Some reigns are forged in steel. Others crack like glass.

Known as The Glass King, Charles VI ruled France during one of its most fragile eras. Plagued by mental illness, he believed his body was made of glass, brittle, breakable and always on the verge of shattering.

As his mind fractured, so did the kingdom. Court intrigue deepened, power shifted behind the throne and France slid further into chaos during the Hundred Years’ War.

This is a story about leadership under pressure and what happens when the mind of a king becomes the battlefield.

📲 Discover The Glass King now in the Paladin app: https://t.co/oHx1uHf5Rg

[Paladin @learnpaladin]

🦅 Vespasian — Now Live in Early Access

Not born to rule. Not expected to lead.
Yet when Rome collapsed into chaos, one man rebuilt an empire from its ashes.

Vespasian rose from a humble military background to become the emperor who restored stability after Rome’s bloodiest civil war.

From civil war to reconstruction, this is the story of the man who put Rome back together.

📲 Play Vespasian now in Paladin’s Early Access section: https://t.co/Wk5YsnJmQR

[Paladin @learnpaladin]

📲 Play The Black Death now in Paladin: https://t.co/2nRzQos3tK

✨ Happy New Year, history warriors.

[Paladin @learnpaladin]

⚫ The Black Death — Now Live in the Paladin App!

A new year begins… with one of history’s darkest chapters.

In 1347, a silent enemy arrived in Europe. Within a few years, it erased entire cities, changed the course of nations, and reshaped the world forever.

The Black Death is now available in Paladin’s Early Access section, a story about fear, survival, and how humanity endured when everything seemed lost.

As we step into 2026, we don’t just celebrate new beginnings, we remember the past so we don’t forget what resilience truly means.

[Paladin @learnpaladin]

🚀 The big day has arrived!

Santa came early this year and he brought Paladin Paths with him!

Get ready to experience history like never before, with guided journeys that bring the past to life. Face the decisions, witness the turning points, and stand alongside the people who changed everything.

Download the app and start your adventure today: https://t.co/m0Av3OqHMn

[Paladin @learnpaladin]

📱 Claudius is live for everyone in the Paladin app: https://t.co/SrjUgPQLvl

Tomorrow, everything changes. Don’t miss it!

[Paladin @learnpaladin]

🦉 One Day Away From Something Big!

This is a reminder that history doesn’t always pick the obvious hero.

Mocked, ignored and underestimated, Claudius became one of Rome’s most effective emperors, proving that quiet minds can change the loudest empires.