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My last three rulers have all been cheated on by their wives, i.e. the event where your queen has an affair with some advisor.
Has a recent patch increased the chance for that or is it just freak coincidence?
It can be avoided by not hireing the following types of advisors: Treasurer, Philosopher, Artist, Master of Mint and Natural Scientist of the opposite sex of your consort. In other words, any admin advisor except -2 unrest and + 2 missionary strength.
The MTTH is the same as before, as well as its modifiers. The modifiers can however greatly increase the chance of it happening
And here's the biggest problem of EU4 - in CK2, on the second cheat, I'd have earned myself the nickname "the Mutilator"; in EU4, all I can do is swallow my pride.
Sad that there's only an option to execute the advisor for some unrest, but not the spouse for a -100 relations hit if she's a foreigner + giving them a CB on you; Or like 50% chance for +unrest and 50% chance for -unrest if she's a local. Probably wouldn't be very practical but it would be a neat way to break royal marriages you no longer want without taking the stab hit. Henry the 8th style.
As a catholic you have the option of asking the pope for a Divorce, which depending on if and how much Papal Authority you're willing to spend on it might actually happen, and if it doesn't I think the prestige hit you take is still lower then when you simply allow it to continue'(-15 prestige for allowing it to continue, -10 if the Pope says no to the divorce, IIRC)