The Obligatory CK2 Strange Screenshot Thread
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Why you did this to me? I am already regret pledging for "pre-order" instead of Alpha access to Pillars of Eternity.
Wow; thats a slap in the face to the Bulgars; who historically did menace the Byzantines for centuries.. until, that is, the actions of one of the emperors(should be able to remember his name); he took 15,000 bulgarian soldiers prisoner; separated them into lots of 100, and blinded 99 out of each hundred. the last man had one eye taken out and had to lead the rest back.
(i might have my facts completely wrong, so please correct me if so)
(i might have my facts completely wrong, so please correct me if so)
Basil II "The Bulgar Slayer"
Actually a very good emperor, one of the last before the end of Macedonian dynasty.
i read i historical novel on it a wile back. it was a pretty good read. as i recall the Bulgarians they had been raiding the byzantine as they were want to do. the Bulgarians were one of the major rivals of the Byzantines and were constantly fighting so to say there was peace is a bit of an exaggeration. it was a pretty terrible thing to do though. apparently the leader of the Bulgars died from the sight.
I've just gotten a Karate-Kid Chain of events to improve my martial with "A Warrior from the far east" and "He who catch fly with chopstick do anything". Good. Good.
Religion in my game has gone wild. Realized the ERE were catholic, and hit the auld 'r' button. ANd well..
Didn't realize the catholic world was so united, or so I thought. The Greeks schism again!
And finally, in 1181, an impressive feat, reformation.
Didn't realize the catholic world was so united, or so I thought. The Greeks schism again!
And finally, in 1181, an impressive feat, reformation.
Look at how many claims this guy has. His parents were only a count and his grandparents were a baron over in England.
They're all strong claims and most of them are duchy's as well so it's not like he just got lucky with fabricating claims either.
They're all strong claims and most of them are duchy's as well so it's not like he just got lucky with fabricating claims either.
"No... not enough pictures."
Did he won a rebellion leading those people? I think it's a bug that causes rebel leader who won to get claim on co-belligerents on victory.
When roleplaying, I am basically forced to pick that option
I guess it's not entirely unrealistic that such a tome would be discovered in the Romanian area