After the End - Fan Fork
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Well I just got my new emperor to form america and now i'm moving west
Nice!I see your HCC and raise you a Dixie
Haven't quite got the historical borders of the confederacy yet, but I am hoping to keep all these vassals long enough to get a de jure drift into Dixieland, then forming a new Empire with the Dixie flag.
Goodluck
Quick question, after doing a look on the map after a friend pointed this out to me, is Granite Mountain on the map anywhere as a county lore modifier? I couldn't find it anywhere in Mormon country and it seems like it would be a very good Holy site or lore modifier. Or I am a complete idiot and have missed it entirely, either's good.
How are the Yiddish province names going 9kbites?
Btw there's a bug for the Deitschrei kingdom, even holding it as a non-american (Except Yiddish) you keep the name "Deitschrei"
Could you fix it? I held it as a Dixie and as a Delawarean but no change
Btw there's a bug for the Deitschrei kingdom, even holding it as a non-american (Except Yiddish) you keep the name "Deitschrei"
Could you fix it? I held it as a Dixie and as a Delawarean but no change
That's intentional. Originally (before the Fork) it was a titular title, which was awkward because it would immediately start drifting. Then for a while it worked the way you suggest (or perhaps remember?), but it turns out CKII still has an inconsistency with demonyms so we changed it back to Deitscherei as default. The rationale is people in the setting still think of it as the place the Deitsch come from, kind of like how France in vanilla is still called France even if it's not ruled by Frenchmen.
I was gonna say that it should be Keystone, but then realized that Keystone is now Pennsylvania, which used to be called Commonwealth in previous versions
Random question: do you need TOG to take concubines? I'm playing as the King of Deseret, and it seems some Mormon leaders can take concubines and others can't.
Tribal rulers can have concubines regardless of religion. Feudal rulers must have the appropriate religion to do so.
I see. I guess the folks of Salt Lake City in game have forgotten their old customs of polygamy, so to speak.
Polygamy for Mormons was removed in the latest update. To practice polygamy, you now have to be a Wooleyite, a Mormon heresy, to do so.
There is no religion or culture with incest mechanics. Mostly because there's nowhere that it fits, and unlike Paradox, nobody working on the mod wants to shove it somewhere it doesn't. Personally I'd like to have it just to have all vanilla mechanics in AtE on general principle, but only if it doesn't cost us anything in the writing department. So until someone comes up with a scenario where it makes sense or is interesting, it probably won't happen. And tired regional jokes aren't adequate justification.
You could stick up a incestual religion somewhere in the rocky mountains as a mormon heresy
As it is, Mormonism has 3 heresies for what is a minor religion, and there's no particularly incestuous Mormon sect in the Upper Rockies that we could base one on.
If you were going to implement an incest religion, and I would just as soon you didn't, I would prefer to see it in a wholly fictional religion like the Rust Cult or Consumerism.
Well you can have your incest mechanics as a pagan once Holy Fury rolls out with that sexy custom pagan reformation they kept teasing us… if it means you can finally shut up about it
I like how there's a Braganza ruler of Brazil claiming descent from the old Brazilian Emperors. Are the Iturbides of Mexico claiming descent from Augustine de Iturbide in a similar fashion?