Is the achievement "Merchant Prince" reserved for republic type governments? I recently acquired more than 20,000 gold in my Ironman game, and I didn't get it. I'm playing a normal king and no republic character.
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It doesn't show any restriction in the achievement file. If you popped over 20k on an inheritance it might have glitched the system as you would have "started" with more than 20k.
Are there any other bad side effects for expelling Jews apart from losing 2 diplo for few decades, their courtiers (who are rarely the best ones you got in a sizable realm) and feeling bad for being mean to them (well, not really). Do they provide some bonus when employed or when warding your children I'm not aware of, perhaps?
You get random events that strip you of about 50 tech points every now and then if you've expelled them, and random events giving you about 50 tech points due to your Chancellor having "connections" if he's Jewish.
Are there any takers on these three questions? The ones about sieging are very basic I suspect, but for some reason I never picked up on them, and now I'm in the middle of an ironman game where I'd like to get it right.
Another question: If I play as France, deploy troops to Britannia, then disband them while they're oversea, will they be 'eternally lost in space and time' or return to my holdings?
I can't answer question 1.
As to 2, you gain the loot at the end of a siege, because prior to successfully concluding the siege you haven't actually looted anything.
In the case of 3, I think that morale of a besieged area reinforces slowly once it stops being besieged, but I'm not certain.
You lose 50% of your levies if you disband in enemy territory (to model desertions and the like), but your levies do reinforce over time. Generally it's best to scoot back to your nearest border county and disband there.
I meanged to create roman empire in my first ironman game as hungarian catholic but will i be able to mend the schism if i someone with orthodox faith will educate my child?
You have to have the Bishoprics of Rome, Alexandria, Constantinople, Antioch and Jerusalem held by either Orthodox men or men of former Orthodox heresies which have become the mainstream faith.
Does the Imperial Reconquest limit itself to the de Jure Duchy in question, or does it work like the Tribal Conquest and you can take whatever else you can get your filthy mitts on?
Not so much a question but an observation and if someone else has seen this happen plz tell me so.
Apparently I checked on the map (playing as Byz) and I find out that I have two duchies, one on Norway and one on South England.
Those are held by an x Varangian of mine. So I checked everything (marriages, his family tree, everything) and I cant find anything linking him to me except the Varangian thingie. I also seem to remember that at some point one of them Norsemen left my court (I have the Varangian guard landed on a ducal level) to go start a host of his to claim lands. I don't remember if it was that Norseman though.
So is it possible that he managed to win his claims and because he was an ex-vassal of mine transferred loyalties after conquest to me? Has anyone had a similar experience and if yes is that supposed to happen? Just curious.
Apparently I checked on the map (playing as Byz) and I find out that I have two duchies, one on Norway and one on South England.
Those are held by an x Varangian of mine. So I checked everything (marriages, his family tree, everything) and I cant find anything linking him to me except the Varangian thingie. I also seem to remember that at some point one of them Norsemen left my court (I have the Varangian guard landed on a ducal level) to go start a host of his to claim lands. I don't remember if it was that Norseman though.
So is it possible that he managed to win his claims and because he was an ex-vassal of mine transferred loyalties after conquest to me? Has anyone had a similar experience and if yes is that supposed to happen? Just curious.
Is it correct that the only reasons to hold a Summer Fair instead of a Feast is that it's a cheaper way to gain a few of the positive traits (which are also available through Feasts), and that it's useful against revolts? So basically if there isn't a revolt risk, and if you have the money to spare, doing a Feast is always the best option (because it offers more positive traits, and greatly improved vassal relations)?
That at least was the case , yes. I get these messages when the rivals are also in my court, but usually no more message afterwards nowadays. Maybe it's just because nobody died anymore in my games.
Not sure if it's bugged currently.
You don't gain the loot in the loot bar when besieging, unless you actually loot. If that is the case, then you should gain it when you either get your troops into the ships or back to your territory.
It's back to 100% morale after a day off already.
Do they ? It used to be the case that the troops have to get on their ships first to keep the loot.
If you have actaually all of crete and you are not part of that war, then the war is probably about the duchy title. Click on the duchy title and it should get you to the owner of it. Nothing should happen to you, as long as the host doesn't attack you.
It seems to be my experience that the loot on the ships is accumulated while you are looting. And that's also what I was told here. If you had to fight back to your ships to get credit for the looting it would be more entertaining, I think.
Yeah, if my memory serves me wrong, then that's true. Should be the case.
What would happen if the leader of the horde will be killed without heir? Will the horde army disappear? And what happens, when he just die normally and heir inherits? Will he get a new army, or will he keep the old one? Thx.
A courtier of his will inherit the horde title and all the event troops.
He will keep the old one.
I have been out of the loop recently playing, but I came back this weekend and I got confused. Whenever I would be prompted to find a guardian for a child, the right portrait circle would already have someone there selected. Once it was a baron, once it was a bishop and once it was again another child. I am guessing this is a glitch (at least the last one would be), but I was curious if this was possibly a feature where the game was automatically showing you someone who wanted to be a guardian instead of the pop up window they used to have?
It was added in an update, 2.1 if I recall correctly. I don't think it shows someone who wants to be a guardian, it seems to be a random person from your court. It shouldn't be proposing other children as guardians, though, report that.