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Ed Mike

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For the short version of my doubt, you can go to the last paragraph.

Any ruler of Asturias who also happens to hold the entire duchy of Leon have the choice to reform the kingdom of Asturias into the kingdom of Léon, which is quite cool and happende irl.
But I've being holding a custom empire in Hispania and, since I really like to waste my time trying to preserve dynasties with interesting coats of arms from their own stupidity (damn house de Cantabria, I've given then FIVE dukedoms already and they are at the present the best barons in Egypt and nothing else), the house de Asturias still holds the kingdom named with the same name.
To keep that so, I've kept them outside of my empire and the dukedom of Léon -also ruled by de Asturias relatives - inside my empire. A constant annoyance, since the house de Asturias have kept Elective from the days of Charlemagne up to 1098 by now, so Léon is always close to inherit the kingdom and, in turn, remane it -you can't blame them for inconsistence.

I don't mind it changing if their house die out or is suplanted in war or election, since I can roleplay that in my mind, but it changing while under the titular family rubs me the wrong way.

My question is: can I change some code in the game so that the king of Asturias won't have the choice to change their kingdom name from Asturias to Léon if they ARE from the dynasty "de Asturias"?
 

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I believe it's just a simple decision. changing the potential to

Code:
potential = { always = no }

should be all that is needed. I forget what the decision is called, but it's likely the only one that references asturias
 

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I believe it's just a simple decision. changing the potential to

Code:
potential = { always = no }

should be all that is needed. I forget what the decision is called, but it's likely the only one that references asturias

Thank you for answering. I might try it.
But isn't there something I could write so that it will be impossible only if the title holder is of the "de Asturias" dynasty?

Some "if dynasty = X..."?
 

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Thank you for answering. I might try it.
But isn't there something I could write so that it will be impossible only if the title holder is of the "de Asturias" dynasty?

Some "if dynasty = X..."?

Code:
potential = { NOT = { dynasty = whatever_id_that_dyansty_has }  }

Alongside all the other stuff inside potential, if applicable