Was your character a bastard?
That's the only instance where that can happen, a bastard who isn't legitimised gaining land.
Most absurd thing you have seen in Elder Kings?
- Thread starter zwatt08
- Start date
-
We have updated our Community Code of Conduct. Please read through the new rules for the forum that are an integral part of Paradox Interactive’s User Agreement.
Was your character a bastard?
That's the only instance where that can happen, a bastard who isn't legitimised gaining land.
That child has a bright future ahead of her.
Ambitious sounds about right...
Ambitious sounds about right...
Have fun when she turns out to be a werewolf and kills all your peasants and herd
Yeah, that's pretty much what happened. I locked her up until she came of age, then married her to a ruler far away. He promptly put her in a dungeon where she died.
Not so bright a future after all!
Not so bright a future after all!
This just happened to me too. My ten years old daughter did the same thing. She killed some werewolves and then she turned out to be one herself.
I'm sure she'll have a book and a few songs written about her. You don't see a seven year old defeating a pack of werewolves, becoming one herself then getting forced to leave her home to die in a foreign dungeon every day (or every century for that matter).
In my observe game, I saw Orsinium convert to worshiping Jyggalag. Later, rebels split from it and converted to the Cult of Sheogorath and the Alik'r. Most of northern Skyrim is now lead by a Clavicus Vile worshipping Maormer, and Valenwood has an Ayleid high queen.
I did an observe game where Lord Haarkon got kicked out of his castle by an Adventuring Maormer. Later Lord Haarkon goes Adventuring himself and conquers Solitude, only to be killed in battle against Clavicus Vile rebels. Serana starts ruling and marries a Dragonborn Breton. Their son eventually conquers Skyrim and their daughter marries the Dunmer king of Nibenay, who is devoted to the Eight. Later an Akaviri somehow got the kingdom of Atmora (!) and invaded High Rock. All while the Orcs conquered half of Summerset and parts of Pyandonea.
... That actually explains quite a lot. Still, time to kill this world with fire.
Well that really explains quite alot...
M'aiq does not understand what is so impressive about shouting. M'aiq can shout whenever he wants.
-M'aiq the Liar
I still have a screenshot lying around of M'aiq becoming the dragonborn in one of my test games...
I just saw two rulers of Morrowind convert to the Hackdirt Brethren. Their current ruler and heir are back to being Almsivi, but their heir's heir is also Brethren. Half of northern Skyrim has become culturally Maormer, and worships Clavicus Vile now. Alinor converted from Auri-El to Anriel, Hammerfell converted to Ebonarm, and the Maruhkati turned the Eight Divines into a heresy temporarily. My game has been going on for around a thousand years now, so there is tons of weird stuff happening.
When I was playing, I was playing as Morrowind. Then, all the sudden I noticed that Atmora was conquered by Skynorn and Skynorn had INVADED WINTERHOLD.
Me: WHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHAT.
Me: WHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHAT.
If only it were possible to change a character's sex, could add it as a random outcome from the mages guild.
In one playthrough I was a khajiit just chillin', conquering all of his peoples lands. Decided I REALLY wanted to become the Mane, so I took all of the current Mane's lands, assassinated (when they still had the button) all of his kin, heirs, and him in the end. Noticed that a completely newborn khajiit character was generated to inherit the Mane's titles. Frustrated, I began assassinating a multitude of them. I got bored and realized it would never be, but for some reason my game began to going incredibly slow. Looked into it, the Mane title was constantly being inherited by baby khajiits that would immediately die.
It happened rapidly, and what I saw was hundreds of dead khajiit babies.
It happened rapidly, and what I saw was hundreds of dead khajiit babies.