The Obligatory CK2 Strange Screenshot Thread
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sorry my beloved kinsman but you know the decandence thing.
ummmm whats that massive islamic empire
I'm just going to guess that it is the Empire of the Tariqids (Hispania)
Honestly no surprise. Muslims are hilariously easy to expand with in the hands of the player.
Honestly no surprise. Muslims are hilariously easy to expand with in the hands of the player.
Nope! As you can see in the screenshot, I betrothed Little Malcolm(My Player character) to the infant queen of Poland, It was between Poland(Who just kicked me around the Baltic like a plaything), Or Godlike Stats, I opted for Poland and Surprisingly a claim on Denmark as well (Though it was so very painful to let her go, The genes didn't stay past a generation either despite having 8 kids RNG at its finest)
One second they're the Fatimids, the next, a possessed inbred guy is control. He has no aristocratic roots. Just some guy ruling the kingdom with the largest army in the game...
Fatimid had a high Decadence, and lost a Decadence uprising, which gains a crapton of troops, much the same way the mongols does
Dont let your vassals get that big....
It's quite easy for that to happen, the Duke of Lancaster(In Vanilla) Edwin is the brother and heir of the Duke of York, Morcar who is childless and unmarried. So if Morcar dies fairly early then Edwin inherits giving one massive vassal occupying the entirety of Northern England and half of the Midlands,
During a hands off (observe) game of The Prince and the Thane this happened:
To make it even stranger, the Fatimid kingdom of Castille essentially became the protector of Christian Iberia, with 7 kings in total, holding off the North African/Andalusian muslims for 150 years and even driving them back in places, before finally falling. Even after being conquered by the muslims they didn't convert, and the last Fatimid prince died in the dungeons of the Sultan of Andalusia, still a catholic.
To make it even stranger, the Fatimid kingdom of Castille essentially became the protector of Christian Iberia, with 7 kings in total, holding off the North African/Andalusian muslims for 150 years and even driving them back in places, before finally falling. Even after being conquered by the muslims they didn't convert, and the last Fatimid prince died in the dungeons of the Sultan of Andalusia, still a catholic.
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Don't know how to submit screenshots sorry, but this was wierd. As king of Castille one of my counts somehow acquired a single county in the ERE. I only found out when a pop up told me the population had converted. The count had no family and neither did his only wife. I'm baffled as to how he got it.
That must be awkward during Papal visits.
"Erm, yes your Holiness. You see, my nephew has recently declared jihad on me and I am in dire need of assistance...."
I've noticed that happening with Galacia, they ended up inheriting the county of Galatia in ERE. This is due to the count of Braganca being the son of a dead sister of the count in 1066, he is old, unmarried and childless, so is his brother/heir.
Everything west and north of the western piece of As-Sa'di (including them) is independent. It looks crazier, as the Rassid Sultanate has an absolutely massive civil war for the throne on. Al-Jawf, that one next to it, Nefound, Ankober, Medina, Asir, and Hallaj are the ones in revolt.