No, he read it right. You need the RoI DLC in order to take the "convert to province religion" button. It was a part of the DLC.
The old fashioned way. Marry for one.
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No, he read it right. You need the RoI DLC in order to take the "convert to province religion" button. It was a part of the DLC.
The old fashioned way. Marry for one.
Code:
d_maris = {
color = { 150 130 45 }
capital = 588 # Mari
allow = {
always = no
}always = no means they cannot be created.
Yes, he read that bit right, which is why I mentioned it in that long list. But having Charlemagne does not disable the decision.
Fair enough. I guess I just found it confusing that you said "no" to his question first, but I see now that you were just trying to tell him that Charlemagne is (usually) irrelevant.
In case anyone is wondering about the specific worth of prestige-cost buildings in tribal holdings, they convert as a 2 tribal levels for 1 feudal level of the equivalent. Basically, it's pretty cost effective to burn off extra prestige (over 2000) by building them, and you should try to get them to either 2 or 4 before feudalizing the territory if you do.
Iberian cultures in CM
Hi there,
Does anyone know what are the conditions for the appearance of Portuguese and Spanish cultures in the Iberian Peninsula when starting from the CM start date?
Hi there,
Does anyone know what are the conditions for the appearance of Portuguese and Spanish cultures in the Iberian Peninsula when starting from the CM start date?
Will the Achievement "Pentarch" still work if I'm Iconoclast or any other Orthodox Heresy? Or do I absolutely have to be Orthodox?
Is it actually easier to get caught in an assassination plot when you have lots of plotters? Does high character intrigue actually help and does low intrigue hurt? The game's underwent a lot of changes so I'm not certain anymore.
Unless they've changed this between 2.1.6 and 2.2.x, you do have to absolutely be of the Orthodox faith.
Here's the code:
Code:
# "Pentarch" - As an Orthodox Christian, hold Rome, Constantinople, Alexandria, Antioch and Jerusalem.
PENTARCH = {
possible = {
is_ironman = yes
}
happened = {
religion = orthodox
any_realm_province = {
province_id = 333 # Rome
}
any_realm_province = {
province_id = 496 # Constantinople
}
any_realm_province = {
province_id = 802 # Alexandria
}
any_realm_province = {
province_id = 764 # Antioch
}
any_realm_province = {
province_id = 774 # Jerusalem
}
}
}
how do you convert religion of provinces quickly. I see that Byzantine Empiror converted to catholic, all the provinces converted very quickly. How does AI do this?
Increasing your Moral Authority and decreasing the Moral Authority of the faith whose provinces you want to convert is best, as well as having a very capable Court Chaplain and (ideally) zealous vassals.
I'd assume that Orthodox provinces convert to Catholic very quickly once the Byzantine Empire goes Catholic because Orthodoxy then controls precisely 0 Holy Sites.
High moral authority and court chaplain skill first -- those are critical to your percent chance. Organized faiths also do better.
Zealous vassals second -- they'll try on their own.
Finally: Luck. It's still all probability.
I'm a king. One of my grandson (who is not heir to any title in my realm) is a heir to some duchy outside my realm. If I give him barony in my realm before he inherit that duchy, do that duchy become part of my realm, or the barony become part of other realm?
I think he needs to be at least a Duke already in your realm to inherit that other duchy into your realm. If that other realm has high crown authority though, he won't inherit the foreign duchy after you've landed him in yours.
You are correct. The rule is actually simple: If his his primary title will change as a result of the inheritance, his status will change to that status. If his primary title will not change as a result of the inheritance, his status will also not change. The new title MUST BE HIGHER RANK for his primary title to change.
I can't remember. What should I do to remove the arbitrary trait. Was it the feast or summer fair?
They changed around events so much that I'm not sure it's even true anymore, but it WAS the Feast. Summer Fair was to trade kind in place of cruel.
Hey guys, just started playing still figuring stuff out, I'm Leon and have pretty much all of Iberia. The problem is I have Gravelkind succession and have a younger brother that's going to split the kingdom I've worked hard to put together in two. Wondering how people usually dealt with this, Thanks
You could assassinate him via plot. I think that if you build a new temple and grant him that, that you will disinherit him. Also, you can appoint him as a successor to a Bishop and then have the Bishop assassinated. There's an Order To Take Vows option available:
Order to take the:
The character will remain in court, but can no longer inherit. A man will become a monk Monk.png; a woman will become a nun Nun.png.
Conditions are:
the target character must be unmarried.
the target character must either be a prisoner, or not an heir to any title.
the requester must not be in a regency.
Is it just me or are most troops for tengri steppe guys light infantry in CM? Also with a different sprite then before...
Shouldn't they be horse-archers mostly?
Shouldn't they be horse-archers mostly?