AI Never Reforms Pagans

[Silversweeeper]

Recorming should instantly also change the succession laws for the highest ranking titles of the ruler who did it.

Not for human players but for the AI. Humans always handle any law, The AI doesn't.

So germanic to feudal electiv or primo, slaves to oldst member of dynasty, tengri to youngest...

Just that bigger realms could come to existence.

I would personally prefer that the reformer gets to choose a better succession law rather than it defaulting to something based on religion/culture, especially as the religion/culture combo of the reformer could be extremely strange. I agree that the reformer should get a free switch from EG, at the very least, but beyond that I'm not sure how much of an improvement they should get (especially as the Christian world is likely to be stuck with Gavelkind/Elective at the time of a reasonably quick reformation).

 

[StarSword]

Think again, OP.

 

[mrinku]

AI Zun can usually only reform if something really disastrous happens to the Caliphate early on, allowing them to get strong early and quickly (player Zunbil reform is hard enough!). Other pagans have it cushy - at most *one* faith trying to convert you all the time. Zun gets it from Islam, Hindu and Buddhism from the start, and is quite likely to fragment that way without a player at the helm.

Norse have it easy.

 

[Rationalsanity]

I would go as far to say that a Zunist reformation is flat out impossible, or statistically impossible, without player intervention. They just start so small and need a lot of hard to access counties to do it.