I'm a Han Taoist Empress and my government type is Chinese Imperial.
If I change religions, will I revert back to feudalism a la if I converted cultures?
If I change religions, will I revert back to feudalism a la if I converted cultures?
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hello you guys,
In my Conan run I got the mission to spawn the son of satan as the head of the demon worshippers, naturally, i wanted him to be of my dynasty so that I could play him. I abducted my wife, forced her to join my society and then impregnated her, well however somehow the child that resulted of that (which apparently came without her beeing pregnant) was not considered my child. It was not a bastard and only of her dynasty and had no father.
Is this working like designed? Do I have to marry someone of my dynstay for that to work? I though at least that if I do this to my wife that it will be atleast considered my child...
In my Conan run I got the mission to spawn the son of satan as the head of the demon worshippers, naturally, i wanted him to be of my dynasty so that I could play him. I abducted my wife, forced her to join my society and then impregnated her, well however somehow the child that resulted of that (which apparently came without her beeing pregnant) was not considered my child. It was not a bastard and only of her dynasty and had no father.
Is this working like designed? Do I have to marry someone of my dynstay for that to work? I though at least that if I do this to my wife that it will be atleast considered my child...
also I was wondering where the line is drawn with the willingness of obedient servants to accept my demands. For instance, i could force someone to make me marry his daughter even though he hated my guts, also he supported me in court etc. But can i also use this to wage war against someone and make him surrender bevor a battle happens?
I agree that it *should* work as you describe. However, AFAIK, the only way to get a demon child of your dynasty from the satanists is to be a female grandmaster, impregnate yourself, and legitimise the child when it is born.
(You can also get a demon child via a very rare random event. I think that that kind of demon child has its parents set up correctly, so it will still be of your dynasty even if you are a male ruler.)
I haven't ever tried an instant-surrender. It might work though - test it out with the console in a non-ironman game.
Normally, the most powerful thing you can do with obedience is vassalisation - as grandmaster, all independent landed members will accept your generous offer to vasslise them.
Yes. In fact, I believe that society-driven Obedience is the only way to diplomatically vassalise independent king-level characters.
Most likely. Unless there's some modifier when you reform faith and declare yourself god or something.
How does the game decide whether or not to call someone a "Tanist of"?
I'm Irish, so I have access to tanistry but I've never used it and my sucession law is agnatic cognatic elective gavelkind. This time around I've created the duchy title myself so it's not the weird issue with succession laws changing I mentioned earlier.
One of my daughters whom I'm voting for to be my heir is called tanist. So is younger one of my sons. The eldest son is not called a tanist, only "difference" between them is that eldest was already there when the game started. All children except the eldest are from my only wife and we're still married. None of them are bastards as far as the game tells me.
If I vote for a different daughter to be my heir, she'll be called a tanist, and my previous candidate won't be called that anymore.
Also, what is a tanist? From my guessing(based on some random observation of Scotland) it's all valid candidates under tanistry, but can't seem to find info on it.
edit: Gave away some titles in preparation for dying, now my younger son won't be inheriting anything and is also no longer tanist. But before that, my oldest son was getting a county or two and he wasn't called tanist, so tanist is not just "heir to some of the titles". Weird.
I'm Irish, so I have access to tanistry but I've never used it and my sucession law is agnatic cognatic elective gavelkind. This time around I've created the duchy title myself so it's not the weird issue with succession laws changing I mentioned earlier.
One of my daughters whom I'm voting for to be my heir is called tanist. So is younger one of my sons. The eldest son is not called a tanist, only "difference" between them is that eldest was already there when the game started. All children except the eldest are from my only wife and we're still married. None of them are bastards as far as the game tells me.
If I vote for a different daughter to be my heir, she'll be called a tanist, and my previous candidate won't be called that anymore.
Also, what is a tanist? From my guessing(based on some random observation of Scotland) it's all valid candidates under tanistry, but can't seem to find info on it.
edit: Gave away some titles in preparation for dying, now my younger son won't be inheriting anything and is also no longer tanist. But before that, my oldest son was getting a county or two and he wasn't called tanist, so tanist is not just "heir to some of the titles". Weird.
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Is this a bug? I don't tend to check crusade interface after it starts, but iirc it was showing my share of the warchest before. Now it shows that everything would be going to recipient?
edit: well, crusade finally ended, and i got nothing. beneficiary didn't get everything though, just some high %. is this because he's my brother? It worked fine tho when my mother was ruling and her son was beneficiary...
edit: well, crusade finally ended, and i got nothing. beneficiary didn't get everything though, just some high %. is this because he's my brother? It worked fine tho when my mother was ruling and her son was beneficiary...
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I don't know where to put this question so I'll put here, I've bought CK2 earlier this year to play with Friends I played it for like 50 hours, which was one Multiplayer campaign, but then I find out that CK2 went free anyway which is a bummer, if I knew that a couple of monthes back I would've just waited.
So my question is, with CK3 coming in do the people who bought CK2 and also its DLCs get something in return, or are they just out of luck for the amount of money they spent on the game.
And especially for people like me who recently bought the game and didn't play it that much.
So my question is, with CK3 coming in do the people who bought CK2 and also its DLCs get something in return, or are they just out of luck for the amount of money they spent on the game.
And especially for people like me who recently bought the game and didn't play it that much.
Aside from the cosmetic rewards, you can get for playing ck2, nothing was announced so far.
Does anyone know where to find actual trigger conditions for bloodlines? I can only find the effects in the bloodline folder.
Crusader kings 3 promo.
Have not gotten a confirmation email to be able to get the expantion pack "Old kings"
Known bug?
Have not gotten a confirmation email to be able to get the expantion pack "Old kings"
Known bug?
I didn't get one either, maybe it doesn't send it if you already own the dlc.
All of the non-historical bloodlines are created by events, the vast majority of which are in ...\events\HF_bloodline_events.txt .
Basically, search the ...\events\ and ...\common\scripted_effects\ folders for "bloodline" and you'll find pretty much everything related to bloodline creation.
I do not think I owned the game before, but I checked and do now have it my library. Thanks for the answer sir.
Alright... on further examination, I guess the Boudica one is actually not implemented?