The realm rejoices as Paradox Interactive announces the launch of Crusader Kings III, the latest entry in the publisher’s grand strategy role-playing game franchise. Advisors may now jockey for positions of influence and adversaries should save their schemes for another day, because on this day Crusader Kings III can be purchased on Steam, the Paradox Store, and other major online retailers.
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Missed the start but am all caught up!
I love your AARs Blklizard, there always interesting to read.
Looks like neither the Jarl or his advisor are very well versed in the concept of trade. Given how resource-focused Phoenix III appears to be, are you planning to conquer to get what you need (outside of what uniting Scandinavia will give you), or are you going to get trading? Either way is technically the Viking way.
I'd advise throwing merchants into every COT you can find, you'll rake in the money
Yeah, there are a lot of buildings to build and not nearly enough magistrates to build them all. I'd suggest building brickworks in the provinces that can to provide the .75 magistrates bonus. Tanners are a cheaper alternative if there are no brickworks.
What year is it? I think the modders added dates in which you can form nations and it seems you formed Scandinavia earylish
It always seems nations end up with weird holdings in EU3, and the French (or the proto-French Franks, in this case) are no exception.
As silly as it seems, I get the feeling this was caused by the Saxons getting their hands on Thessaly, but I don't have access to your save so I can't (and probably shouldn't) make such hypotheses.
Ah hah,:ninja: that is a bug that carries through the entirety of Phoenix.:blink: The Reconquest CB is presumably 'tagged' Thessaly Reconquest,:wacko: but has nothing to do with the corresponding province.![]()
The Jarl suddenly felt old with the departure of his advisor. He enjoyed the company of his advisor. The two of them argued often but they always put their nation's interest first. The last fight got out of hand with the Jarl alone dealing with everyday issues of his nation.