The Obligatory CK2 Strange Screenshot Thread
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According to the comments in on_actions.txt, it happens at 2 months:
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#character (at 2 months)
on_pregnancy = {
It's not a name in the dynasties file and it's not the name of a city that could've served as the namesake. I don't have any idea how the Eastern Roman Emperor ended up a part of this dynasty:
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Personal mod, fall of Rome stuff, still fleshing it out. Has plenty of kinks still in it, as the above screenshot can attest.
Eastern Roman Empire? More like Ecumenical Roman Empire.
(His only demesne is the Hagia Sophia, in the middle of revolting Thrace)
(His only demesne is the Hagia Sophia, in the middle of revolting Thrace)
Assassinating the Mongol Khagan in Baghdad accidentally created the Seljuk Ilkhanate. I regret everything.
But Anastasius IV there is neither greedy nor zealous. He's even cynical, taking a look at his traits.
I know
Any idea why or how?
You linked the page for the image, not the image itself.
Time for some superb strangeness!
Observer games can be really strange sometimes.
And look who leads this monstrosity, hunchbacked mizra? I wonder what the mahometans think about this as he holy wars his way through andalusia.
Not a single province in the game is shia, they were thoroughly chased off the map. The caliph escapes and decides to amass power by other means?
They were still available to Norse rulers though..
Inbred Strong Romuva King of Finland?
Observer games can be really strange sometimes.
And look who leads this monstrosity, hunchbacked mizra? I wonder what the mahometans think about this as he holy wars his way through andalusia.
Not a single province in the game is shia, they were thoroughly chased off the map. The caliph escapes and decides to amass power by other means?
They were still available to Norse rulers though..
Inbred Strong Romuva King of Finland?
If you look trough the history though, for a long period of time the Karlingian American Branch was Pagans :happy:
Serious Bug, you should report it on the bug report forum and provide a save if you can.Ok. I'm new to the game (I'm currently ongoing with 1st play-through ) so not sure if this is something new or not. In the middle of Finland I have a county not owned by anyone. Can't be conquered by anyone since it has no owner
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The Bajanid must be feeling very uncomfortable right about now.
Now THAT will be interesting af. Hope the Maracle guys can do it (I'm their vassal, + I'm tired of seeing the Khazar blob converting everything to Khazar and Sunni.)
Also, Khan Blush the Cruel
This is actually historical, the guy holding the Purang title is a Zhangzhung prince who was ousted from his capital area (he starts as a rival to the Emperor). The guy holding Ngari is a 'Great minister' appointed to govern the area by the Emperor. In 769 Tibet is a hotbed for internal strife and conflict - there's also a mythological Sumpa princess who starts as a lover and friend to the Zhangzhung prince, another 'Great minister' in Lhunzhub, a subjugated Taoist Tangut ruling in the north, etc.
‘To you, Baldrick, the Rennaissance was just something that happened to other people, wasn’t it?’ (I know it is a bit off the timeline, but I couldn't find one from the first series).