[MOD] Lux Invicta

[Tabris01]

There is currently a temp expansion using the ROI map in the SVN version, which will be replaced with another map in a month or so which also expands to the south.

See this thread for more details.

Thanks

 

[Roald]

I guess this is also a stupid question to ask when people are busy with other things, but would any of you mind telling me if you've encountered a reformed religion with flavor text in the game? I had a wonderful game with the Qart-Hadasht slaver republic where I formed anew the Carthaginian empire and modernized the Beelshamani faith to the Baalite religion, and it was nice having the flavor text for those efforts. Every other religion I've managed to reform since then has only had the placeholder text, sadly. If any of you have any pointers on a faith to try reforming in the game that you know has a little tidbit at the side beyond 'u happy nao?' I would greatly appreciate your assistance. I've admittedly not played too much in the northwestern corner of the map, which is where most of the work seems to have been concentrated going by lineages and bloodline traits, so I probably missed anything there.

 

[jmberry]

Okay, following my Mathrafal genealogy is a lineage for Gwynedd, Perfeddwlad, and ... whatever Hereford's been renamed to. A refresher:

Bloodline of Maelgwn

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This character is a descendant of Maelgwn ap Cadwallon, King of Gwynedd and High King of the Brythons. Maelgwn remains a legendary character among the Brythons, partly because of Taliesin the Bard, his son-in-law and court bard. Immortalized in the great songs of the Brythons, Maelgwn is widely remembered as the High Dragon of the North, and Great King of the Hen Ogledd. An Artorian and Constantinid on the maternal lines, Maelgwn was one of the chief supporters of Christianity in Brythonia. His support of Christianity turned the Pagan Brythons against him, and the Dragon of the Island found his death at the hand of the Pagan priesthood, burned alive as a sacrifice to the old gods. His descendants turned Gwynedd into a bastion of Christianity, while still allowing the druids of Ynis Mon their traditional rights over the Island. The Kings of Gwynedd might not be considered a great power among the Kings of the Island, but their strongholds remain impregnable, from this position of strength they can safely plot the downfall of their many enemies!

Line of Gwynedd

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Tacitus,?-?, Dynasty: Gododdin, Culture: Britannus, Religion: Mithraic, Held Duchy of Lothian
Paternus “of the Red Robe,” ?-?, son of Tacitus of Lothian, Dynasty: Gododdin, Culture: Britannus, Religion: Mithraic, Held Duchy of Lothian
Aeternus, ?-?, son of Paternus of the Red Robe, Dynasty: Gododdin, Culture: Britannus, Religion: Mithraic, Held Duchy of Lothian
Cunedda “the Imperator”, 370-430, son of Aeternus, Dynasty: Gododdin, Culture: Cymraeg, Ethnicity: Britannus, Religion: Mithraic, Held Kingdom of Gwynedd, m. Gwawl (d. of Coel Hen)
Einion “the Impetuous”, 419-?, son of Cunedda, Dynasty: ap Cunedda, Culture: Cymraeg, Religion: Druidic, Held Kingdom of Gwynedd
Cadwallon “Long-hand”, 450-517, son of Einion, Dynasty: ap Cunedda, Culture: Cymraeg, Religion: Druidic, Held Kingdom of Gwynedd
Maelgwn “the Tall”, 480-549, son of Cadwallon, Dynasty: ap Cunedda, Culture: Cymraeg, Religion: Hibernicist, Held Kingdom of Gwynedd
Rhun “the Tall”, 508-586, son of Maelgwn, Dynasty: ap Maelgwn, Culture: Cymraeg, Religion: Hibernicist, Held Kingdom of Gwynedd
Iago, 560-613, son of Rhun the Tall, Dynasty: ap Maelgwn, Culture: Cymraeg, Religion: Hibernicist, Held Kingdom of Gwynedd, died fighting Saxons
Cadfan, 580-625, son of Iago, Dynasty: ap Maelgwn, Culture: Cymraeg, Religion: Hibernicist, Held Kingdom of Gwynedd, m. Afendreg “the Good” (d. of Cynan I of Powys)
Cadwallon II, 600-634, son of Cadfan and Afendreg, Dynasty: ap Maelgwn, Culture: Cymraeg, Religion: Hibernicist, Held Kingdom of Gwynedd, died fighting Saxons, m. Alcfrith (d. of Pybba of Mercia)
[Throne seized by Cadfael ap Cynfeddw 634-664]
Cadwaladr “the Blessed”, 633-682, son of Cadwallon II and Alcfrith, Dynasty: ap Maelgwn, Culture: Cymraeg, Religion: Hibernicist, Held Kingdom of Gwynedd
Idwal “the Roebuck”, 650-712, son of Cadwaladr the Blessed, Dynasty: ap Maelgwn, Culture: Cymraeg, Religion: Hibernicist, Held Kingdom of Gwynedd, m. Angharad (d. of Alain II of Brittany)
Rhodri “the Bald and Grey”, 690-754, son of Idwal the Roebuck and Angharad, Dynasty: ap Maelgwn, Culture: Cymraeg, Religion: Hibernicist, Held Kingdom of Gwynedd, m. Margaret ferch Duplory (an “Irish princess”)
[Throne seized by Caradog ap Meirion of the ap Cunedda dynasty 754-798]
Cynan, 740-816, son of Rhodri the Bald and Grey and Margaret, Dynasty: ap Maelgwn, Culture: Cymraeg, Religion: Hibernicist, Held Kingdom of Gwynedd, killed fighting Hywel Grey-Beard
Iseult, ?-?, d. of Cynan, Dynasty: ap Maelgwn, Culture: Cymraeg, Religion: Hibernicist, m. King of Ynys Manaw
Hywel “Grey-Beard”, 785-844, son of Rhodri the Bald and Grey and Margaret, Dynasty: ap Maelgwn, Culture: Cymraeg, Religion: Hibernicist, Held Kingdom of Gwynedd
Gwriad, 819-870, son of Hywel Grey-Beard, Dynasty: ap Maelgwn, Culture: Cymraeg, Religion: Hibernicist, Held Kingdom of Gwynedd
Anarawd, 850-916, son of Gwriad, Dynasty: ap Maelgwn, Culture: Cymraeg, Religion: Hibernicist, Held Kingdom of Gwynedd
Idwal “the Bald”, ?-942, son of Anarawd, Dynasty: ap Maelgwn, Culture: Cymraeg, Religion: Hibernicist, Held Kingdom of Gwynedd, killed fighting Saxons
Iago II, ?-979, son of Idwal the Bald, Dynasty: ap Maelgwn, Culture: Cymraeg, Religion: Hibernicist, Held Kingdom of Gwynedd
Idwal “the Younger, ?-988, son of Idwal the Bald, Dynasty: ap Maelgwn, Culture: Cymraeg, Religion: Hibernicist, Held Kingdom of Gwynedd along with his brother, died in captivity
Hywel II, ?-985, son of Idwal the Younger, Dynasty: ap Maelgwn, Culture: Cymraeg, Religion: Hibernicist, Held Kingdom of Gwynedd, killed his uncle
Cadwallon II, ?-986, son of Idwal the Younger, Dynasty: ap Maelgwn, Culture: Cymraeg, Religion: Hibernicist, Held Kingdom of Gwynedd, killed by Maredudd ap Owain of Powys
[Throne seized by Maredudd of Powys, 986-999]
Cynan III, ?-1005, son of Hywel II, Dynasty: ap Maelgwn, Culture: Cymraeg, Religion: Hibernicist, Held Kingdom of Gwynedd
Iago III, ?-1039, son of Cynan III, Dynasty: ap Maelgwn, Culture: Cymraeg, Religion: Hibernicist, Held Kingdom of Gwynedd, killed by mutiny
Cynan IV, 1014-1063, son of Iago III, Dynasty: ap Maelgwn, Culture: Cymraeg, Religion: Hibernicist, Held Kingdom of Gwynedd, m. Ragnaillt (d. of Olaf Sigtrygsson of Dublin)
Rhun II, son of Cynan IV and Ragnaillt, starter character

Line of Perfeddwlad

Spoiler

Owain “White Tooth”, 460-?, son of Einion the Impetuous, Dynasty: ap Cunedda, Culture: Cymraeg, Religion: Druidic, Held county of Perfeddwlad, killed by Maelgwn
Cynlas “the Red”, 490-?, son of Owain White Tooth, Dynasty: ap Cunedda, Culture: Cymraeg, Religion: Hibernicist, Held county of Perfeddwlad
Owain, ?-?, son of Cynlas the Red, Dynasty: ap Cunedda, Culture: Cymraeg, Religion: Hibernicist, Held county of Perfeddwlad
Meirchion, ?-?, son of Owain II, Dynasty: ap Cunedda, Culture: Cymraeg, Religion: Hibernicist, Held county of Perfeddwlad
Cadwallon, ?-?, son of Meirchion, Dynasty: ap Cunedda, Culture: Cymraeg, Religion: Hibernicist, Held county of Perfeddwlad
Idwal, ?-?, son of Cadwallon, Dynasty: ap Cunedda, Culture: Cymraeg, Religion: Hibernicist, Held county of Perfeddwlad
Einion, ?-?, son of Idwal, Dynasty: ap Cunedda, Culture: Cymraeg, Religion: Hibernicist, Held county of Perfeddwlad
Rhun, ?-?, son of Einion, Dynasty: ap Cunedda, Culture: Cymraeg, Religion: Hibernicist, Held county of Perfeddwlad
Hywel, ?-?, son of Rhun, Dynasty: ap Cunedda, Culture: Cymraeg, Religion: Hibernicist, Held county of Perfeddwlad
Meirchion, ?-?, son of Hywel, Dynasty: ap Cunedda, Culture: Cymraeg, Religion: Hibernicist, Held county of Perfeddwlad
Caradog, 730-798, son of Meirchion II, Dynasty: ap Cunedda, Culture: Cymraeg, Religion: Hibernicist, Held county of Perfeddwlad, Kingodm of Gwynedd, killed fighting Mercians
Hywel “the Lesser”, 760-820, son of King Caradog, Dynasty: ap Cunedda, Culture: Cymraeg, Religion: Hibernicist, Held county of Perfeddwlad
After Hywel the Lesser the dynasty simply continues to rule Perfeddwlad without complaint. All the remaining figures between Hywel and the current guy (Brehir Cadwallon) can be placeholders

Line of Lothian

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Melius, ?-?, son of Aeternus, Dynasty: Gododdin, Culture: Britannus, Religion: Mithraic, Held Duchy of Lothian
Catellus, ?-?, son of Melius, Dynasty: Gododdin, Culture: Britannus, Religion: Mithraic, Held Duchy of Lothian
Catleus, ?-?, son of Catellus, Dynasty: Gododdin, Culture: Britannus, Religion: Mithraic, Held Duchy of Lothian
Lot “the Bloody”, 470-500, son of Catleus, Dynasty: Gododdin, Culture: Britannus, Religion: Mithraic, Held Duchy of Lothian, died at battle of Mons Badonicus
Gavianus [Gawain], 490-537, Son of Lot, Dynasty: Gododdin, Culture: Britannus, Religion: Zal-Christ, Held Duchy of Lothian, died at Camlann
Cawrdaf, ?-?, Son of Gavianus, Dynasty: Gododdin, Culture: Cymraeg, Religion: Zal-Christ, Held Duchy of Lothian
Cathen, ?-?, son of Cawrdaf, Dynasty: Gododdin, Culture: Cymraeg, Religion: Zal-Christ, Held Duchy of Lothian
Neithon, ?-?, son of Cathen, Dynasty: Gododdin, Culture: Cymraeg, Religion: Zal-Christ, Held Duchy of Lothian
Rhun, ?-638, son of Neithon, Dynasty: Gododdin, Culture: Cymraeg, Religion: Zal-Christ, Held Duchy of Lothian
After Rhun the region is conquered by Northanhymbra, ending the core Gododdin line
Agravanus “the Arrogant” [Agravaine], 494-?, son of Lot, Dynasty: Agravanid, Culture: Sarmata, Ethnicity: Britannus, Religion: Zal-Christ, held county of Vadum Exercitus
Agravanus starts the Agravanid dynasty, which rules what we would called Hereford. All the figures between him and the cureent guy (Pellinoros), should be placeholders.

Proposed Bloodline: Blood of Gododdin (given to Cadwallon ap Cunedda and Pellinoros Agravanid). Grants +1 Martial, +1 Stewardship
This character is a descendent of the Gododdin Tribe, perhaps best known through two figures – Cunedda of Gwynedd and Lot of Lothian. Descended from Mithras-worshipping Roman soldiers stationed in the North of Britannia, Cunedda moved his people south to drive the Gaels out of Gwynedd, which then became his domain. Although the descendants of King Maelgwn are the most noted of his lineage, other branches of the House of Cunedda live in North Cymru and have even held the throne of Gwynedd occasionally. Another, later, Gododdin, Lot of Lothian, allied himself with Magnus Artorius (Cunedda’s grandson through the female line, interestingly enough) and fought against the Saxons, who called him the King of Blood. He died at Mons Badonicus, surrounded by dead enemies. Although the core Gododdin are gone, wiped out by the Bretwalda Oswald, their descendents continue to thrive amongst the people of Gwynedd and Brythonia, serving as warriors and administrators for lesser men. One day, a new figure will arise from their line, one who will unite them and restore the Gododdin tribe as masters of North Britannia!

 

[Legion141]

Amazing mod, loving it right now as I reform the Hellenic Hegemony. I'm just curious if you would ever consider adding a Spartan specific Graeco-Roman faith that exonerates Ares or Herakles especially? I just feel it would be a more accurate reflection of Spartan practices and the like moving forwards over time :3 Other than that, keep up the amazing work! Looking forwards to an expanded map including India!

 

[Furion Matsuya]

Amazing mod, loving it right now as I reform the Hellenic Hegemony. I'm just curious if you would ever consider adding a Spartan specific Graeco-Roman faith that exonerates Ares or Herakles especially? I just feel it would be a more accurate reflection of Spartan practices and the like moving forwards over time :3 Other than that, keep up the amazing work! Looking forwards to an expanded map including India!

That would be pretty cool but the Eosophoros religion also works for them given that it's highly militant war like and opposed to the wide spread Abrahamic faiths which including the one right next door and it's a result of the Roman Sol Invictus cult and the Mithra cults influence as well so it makes sense.

 

[richvh]

The generic special troops need localization:

--- Error 1 of 3 ---
At <mod>\common\special_troops\00_special_troops.txt [SPUN_SWC] (Line 75, column 1):
The string SPUN_SWC_modifier was not found in localization.
--- Error 2 of 3 ---
At <mod>\common\special_troops\00_special_troops.txt [SPUN_RDC] (Line 60, column 1):
The string SPUN_RDC_modifier was not found in localization.
--- Error 3 of 3 ---
At <mod>\common\special_troops\00_special_troops.txt [SPUN_HKC] (Line 46, column 1):
The string SPUN_HKC_modifier was not found in localization.

Shouldn't it be graphical_culture, not graphical_culture_type? If graphical_culture_type is the right tag, this needs to be reported in the Validator thread.

--- Error 1 of 6 ---
At <mod>\common\special_troops\00_special_troops.txt [SPUN_SWC\graphical_culture_type] (Line 86, column 2):
Invalid node "graphical_culture_type" in scope SpecialTroop (value is: westerngfx)
--- Error 2 of 6 ---
At <mod>\common\special_troops\00_special_troops.txt [SPUN_RDC\graphical_culture_type] (Line 71, column 2):
Invalid node "graphical_culture_type" in scope SpecialTroop (value is: westerngfx)
--- Error 3 of 6 ---
At <mod>\common\special_troops\00_special_troops.txt [SPUN_HKC\graphical_culture_type] (Line 57, column 2):
Invalid node "graphical_culture_type" in scope SpecialTroop (value is: westerngfx)
--- Error 4 of 6 ---
At <mod>\common\special_troops\00_special_troops.txt [camel_cavalry\graphical_culture_type] (Line 41, column 2):
Invalid node "graphical_culture_type" in scope SpecialTroop (value is: muslimgfx)
--- Error 5 of 6 ---
At <mod>\common\special_troops\00_special_troops.txt [horse_archers\graphical_culture_type] (Line 15, column 2):
Invalid node "graphical_culture_type" in scope SpecialTroop (value is: easterngfx)
--- Error 6 of 6 ---
At <mod>\common\special_troops\00_special_troops.txt [war_elephants\graphical_culture_type] (Line 28, column 2):
Invalid node "graphical_culture_type" in scope SpecialTroop (value is: indiangfx)

 

[DarkReborn]

Yeah, it's "graphical_culture_type", and since the latest beta patch it's a necessary. Otherwise the game will crash when showing the special units sprites. So yeah, I'd report it.

 

[Roald]

A correction to my post higher up on this page, I think I encountered flavor text for a reformed religion either from reforming the Berber faith or the Canaanite one or possibly both, I can't remember too well. If anyone knows where to go in the files to see the flavor text for the reformed religions (or maybe religions in general?) that would be fantastic.

 

[richvh]

A couple are in NM_localisation_religion.csv; most are in SELIN_localisation.csv, including all the placeholders DR added (starting at line 2409) which need to be revised to show the soul, civilization, etc.

 

[Numahr]

I'll try to catch up on this

 

[DarkReborn]

A couple are in NM_localisation_religion.csv; most are in SELIN_localisation.csv, including all the placeholders DR added (starting at line 2409) which need to be revised to show the soul, civilization, etc.

Yeah... I started on some descriptions but really, I got distracted by other work. Better have Numahr take care of it, since he's much better at it.

 

[Danary]

there's a bug, which we're having trouble identifying the source of, wherein a game that runs at usually 3 days a second goes to 3 seconds a day without warning. you likely accidentally triggered it, and if you could help us by trying to remember the transition point (what was happening when the massive slowdown suddenly occured) it would be much appreciated.

JUst had this happen to me. Does this fix itself eventually, or does it stay this way permanently?

 

[TheGreatSnoop]

JUst had this happen to me. Does this fix itself eventually, or does it stay this way permanently?

Just came here to say the same, played for a few decades and then it's 3 seconds a day all of a sudden, I'm also wondering if it's like this for good?

 

[riknap]

Just came here to say the same, played for a few decades and then it's 3 seconds a day all of a sudden, I'm also wondering if it's like this for good?

we're not sure if it's been fixed in the SVN and/or if it can be fixed (the sudden quagmire lag that is)...
do you have access to the SVN version? or rather, are you willing to help us test the SVN if this bug/issue has been fixed?

 

[TheGreatSnoop]

we're not sure if it's been fixed in the svn and/or if it can be fixed (the sudden quagmire lag that is)...
Do you have access to the svn version? Or rather, are you willing to help us test the svn if this bug/issue has been fixed?

svn?

 

[Summercat]

svn?

http://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/showthread.php?755762-LUX-Clairvoyance-Corner

Third yellow-headed entry. It's the 'work in progress' version, not the released.

 

[TheGreatSnoop]

http://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/showthread.php?755762-LUX-Clairvoyance-Corner

Third yellow-headed entry. It's the 'work in progress' version, not the released.

Ah, thanks.

 

[jmberry]

I'd like to know if you guys saw my Gwynedd family tree on the previous page.

 

[richvh]

I saw it, and DR said he was going to get to adding them right away in the post after yours.

 

[DarkReborn]

It's getting added eventually. History work is tedious work.