Is there any way at all to convince a spouse to convert to your faith without the 'Demand Religious Conversion' option? My character is an unreformed pagan, so this option is not available to me, but are there any alternatives? It seems a tad unfair that you (the player) have an option in the intrigue menu of converting if your spouse is a different faith, but you can't use any marital influence to make them convert.
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The only way you can get people to convert to unreformed paganism is by using your court diviner/shaman on the province they're in, as far as I know.
(In any case, if your spouse is an unreformed pagan, you wouldn't get the decision to convert to her religion)
(In any case, if your spouse is an unreformed pagan, you wouldn't get the decision to convert to her religion)
One of my grandson's inherited a City so he is now mayor. Can he still inherit the Kingdom and if so what happens with wrong government type penalties.
What are the pre-reqs for "joining" another liege's war? I noticed this in the diplomacy menu once.
I think I found the answer by searching other threads. If a mayor inherits a Kingdom he becomes Prince Mayor. Are there are any advantages to being Prince Mayor - I know you get opinion penalties with all your Feudal vassals.
If he's still your heir than this might be a problem - landlocked republics are a game over, aren't they?
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You get a bit more prestige than in your own wars and the allied might join your wars, rather than if you deny it.
And if you want to keep a friendly duke around if he is being invaded by angry Norsemen, just in case he accepts vassalisation later, or something.
It's actually an empire now but neither kingdom nor empire are landlocked.
But if your capital is, it's game over. And switching feudal->merchant republic is unreliable... some folks report instant gameover while others have successfully flipped. I haven't spent much time trying, so I can't offer much more than: "I wouldn't try to do this if you aren't okay with your game ending suddenly."
Ah right, forgot about the capital thing. It does happen to be on the coast - so I was somewhat close to game over. What happened is that I found a genius Mayor with awesome stats and matrilineally married a Quick daughter to him so now their Genius daughter is Empress - I don't think there's a decent chance that line can inherit at this time.
I am playing as a duke in the Byzantine Empire. My current character died and his heir took over. After this happened, when I check the line of succession for the Empire it is 3 random and unrelated character, one of which is in an entirely different empire. When I check the Emperor's page it shows the correct heir yet he is not listed as "heir to the byzantine empire" on his character card. This is kind of a big deal as I have finally wormed my way into the succession line and was primed to take over before this happened. Any idea what caused this?
Did they Buff the Pagans by any chance ?, Because playing as the HRE and sending my best generals to fight the pagans. All of the sudden my men lose and we had the numbers on them and they are like 20 star generals and still lost. I know pagans get a buff but I do not think their are any Unformed Pagans in the 1066 start ?. Anyway just wondering what is up with that. Maybe it was just bad luck or something.. No Idea but we had the numbers and we still lost. lol
What is the Succession Law for the Empire. Sounds like the Heir you are looking at might be for the personal holdings of the emperor and not for the empire itself. From what it sounds like it might be Elective since they are all unrelated to each other. Although I could be wrong about that. Did the Empires succession law change by any chance recently ?. Because it sounds like the emperors Heir is going to get his fathers personal holdings but not the empire .
The Slavic pagans, whom you've probably been fighting as the HRE, have a large defensive bonus in their home territories (i.e. counties with their religion), but also you will suffer from a much higher attrition rate over there. Add to that new attrition rules where if you're out of supply attrition starts to rise, this might have caused your battles to be lost. Past the year 900 you might try do send missionaries (you will loose the CB but they will become a weak Catholic kingdom for you to conquer) after that technology will slowly offset the defensive boni.
Voodoo covered most of it, and it probably explains your problem. I will add that the attrition penalty goes away completely at Military Org tech 4, so that's a big one.
I also want to add that there are no REFORMED pagans at ANY start. They are always unreformed pagans at start if they exist, and almost all starts have some. In 1066, you still have a little bit of Norse (Erik the Heathen and some of his vassals), Slavic, Tengri (quite a ways east at this point ... though the Mongols will bring it back later), and I think even one or two up in Finland? Later on, those in eastern Europe disappear (Norse quickly) but you still end up with some Tengri up to and a ways into the Mongol invasions.
In my game I have noticed that I am heir of Republic of Genoa. However I don't have Republic DLC and that's why I can't play with republics. So, my question is what will happen if/when I inherit a republic?
Definitely game over if it would become your main title. If not, I think you could give it away.