I assume d_latium is localized as of Rome. But there are clealy some modded traits in there,
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I assume d_latium is localized as of Rome. But there are clealy some modded traits in there,
It appears to be a mix of Hooni's rebels and warmongers mod, and a terrain mod that was posted in the empires thread.
I want you all to know, I never had a hand in -any- of this. I've just been slowly growing Tolouse's borders and waiting for a good time to switch to Catharism...
http://tinyurl.com/q3jkes8
(Bohemia later became Germany)
http://tinyurl.com/p96sned
ORTHODOX. SELJUKS.
I don't know how, but it's scary and kinda depressing watching most of the east implode. Basically the Sultan of the Seljuks switched to Zikri after the Sunni faith took some -massive- moral authority loss (don't know how, but it did); Sunni Islam became a Zikri heresy for a while, before re-emerging dominant over the Zikri faith... or rather, most of the Zikri were in Persia. Somehow the Sultan became Orthodox and now it's one massive Orthodox state.
I'm scared, guys.
http://tinyurl.com/q3jkes8
(Bohemia later became Germany)
http://tinyurl.com/p96sned
ORTHODOX. SELJUKS.
I don't know how, but it's scary and kinda depressing watching most of the east implode. Basically the Sultan of the Seljuks switched to Zikri after the Sunni faith took some -massive- moral authority loss (don't know how, but it did); Sunni Islam became a Zikri heresy for a while, before re-emerging dominant over the Zikri faith... or rather, most of the Zikri were in Persia. Somehow the Sultan became Orthodox and now it's one massive Orthodox state.
I'm scared, guys.
Hail Suniefredo, king of the Visigoths and the Umayyad Sultanate!
At the peak of Umayyad power (they're all Visigoths, hence the name and the "king" title, but sadly they keep converting to capital culture when they succeed to the throne), with their realm stretching all the way to Ostfriesland, they got this guy for a sultan: an insane, syphilitic, decadent homosexual cynic. With two hunchbacked infants for sons. He actually won a crusade for West Francia, but then he promptly died and the sultanate is starting to splinter.
Times are hard for Catholics: they're wedged in between the Umayyads, an intermittently powerful Norse Sweden to the north, a bunch of strong reformed Slavic kingdoms to the east, and Cathar Italy to the south. Note that there are two Bavarias: the kingdom is Catholic and only holds three counties; the mega-duchy is Slavic. Saxony somehow keeps winning wars against Andalusia, Sweden, and Pomerania. If it weren't for them, I think Christendom would be toast.
Definitely the craziest alternate history I've seen in a CK2 game, and all with basically no influence from me (I'm in Russia; all I did was reform the Slavic faith).
At the peak of Umayyad power (they're all Visigoths, hence the name and the "king" title, but sadly they keep converting to capital culture when they succeed to the throne), with their realm stretching all the way to Ostfriesland, they got this guy for a sultan: an insane, syphilitic, decadent homosexual cynic. With two hunchbacked infants for sons. He actually won a crusade for West Francia, but then he promptly died and the sultanate is starting to splinter.
Times are hard for Catholics: they're wedged in between the Umayyads, an intermittently powerful Norse Sweden to the north, a bunch of strong reformed Slavic kingdoms to the east, and Cathar Italy to the south. Note that there are two Bavarias: the kingdom is Catholic and only holds three counties; the mega-duchy is Slavic. Saxony somehow keeps winning wars against Andalusia, Sweden, and Pomerania. If it weren't for them, I think Christendom would be toast.
Definitely the craziest alternate history I've seen in a CK2 game, and all with basically no influence from me (I'm in Russia; all I did was reform the Slavic faith).
As a 26 year old man who never grew out of Pokemon and owns all the games and also loves CK2... I massively approve of this.
You can create a duchy of Rome though by reforming from a tribal into a merchant republic while the primary title is c_roma. It's a great way to keep your county CoA all the way up to your Empire. To have the SPQR CoA on your soldiers is very nice.
It's cool attempt, but Filling all pokemons(719) is impossible.
And now Slavs rule from Kirghiz to Germany...why the hell are they so strong?
This is the strangest one I have seen thus far. I have NEVER seen Seljuk actually start conquering stuff.
The conditions for him to spawn - let alone start conquering - are fairly restrictive. I've never seen him do it, either.
Seljuk is always spawn since there's always a turkic mercenary company.
Downside, if he spawns in that court, the best he'll ever achieve is mercenary captain.
Unless, perhaps, if said mercenary company managed to get hold of some counties, and probably the right ones at it...
I've had him attack me when I was playing as the Karens (with some 80k horse archers), luckily some of his wives hated him and had high intrigue
AI Krum managed to form Carpathia some time ago, which was pretty unusual, but then I happened to pan down south (currently playing Scandinavia) and happened to notice this. Awesome.
He should be able to spawn in any Altaic court, so that he might actually have a chance at getting somewhere in the earlier starts. According to all-knowing Wikipedia he may have starting his career with the Khazars, which isn't possible in CK2 since he needs to spawn in a Turkish court.
It makes me sad that the AI never makes constantinople their capital unless the Byzantine Empire is their primary title, heh.AI Krum managed to form Carpathia some time ago, which was pretty unusual, but then I happened to pan down south (currently playing Scandinavia) and happened to notice this. Awesome.
Now this is odd
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Actually it's rather common, some issue with Emperors inheriting/revoking religious heads and becoming theocracies.
Wait, I derped up, thought it was an Emperor. Okay, I have no idea how he became a king tier republic.
That's not what happened. The Patriarch here is somehow also a Doge of a merchant republic.
Ecumenical Patriarch ended up with Constantinople thereby converting the primary holding of the county into a temple. I reconquered Constantinople and gave a city to the Ecumenical Patriarch which seemed to convert the Patriarchate into a merchant Republic.
The Ecumenical Doge.
May have some interesting developments. Does he have patrician elective, or is it still open elective?
May have some interesting developments. Does he have patrician elective, or is it still open elective?
