Non-Castle Holy Sites Special Buildings - I'm looking at you Kent!!!

[wraithstalke]

So the grand cathedral at Kent gives a suite of neat bonuses to the Holder of the Holding. The only problem is that the holding is a non-capital temple and that as a Catholic it ends being leased by my court chaplain. So the bonus renown and whatsits don't appear to do anything, at least I can't tell if they do when I have a dynast as my court chaplain.

Is it working as intended, and I just haven't seen the bonus, or is it meant that only direct "real" holders can benefit from this?

If that's the case then the spiritual clergy religion rule is a bit of a pest when the special building isn't on the feudal holding.

 

[theauthor]

That just means it's time for Church of England!

But yeah they probably should move it to castle holding like any other Grand Temple.

 

[thundershield]

What I'd probably do is move most of the bonuses to be gained by the holder of the county. That way the cathedral stays a theocratic holding, but still gives you the unique bonuses.

 

[Kazarion]

What I'd probably do is move most of the bonuses to be gained by the holder of the county. That way the cathedral stays a theocratic holding, but still gives you the unique bonuses.

That's what I did in the unofficial patch, sadly even if the tooltip correctly say that the holder of the county will have the bonus, it doesn't so I've reverted it.

The thing I don't understand is the same modifier is working fine for the walls of lugo in Spain, so no solution for that at the moment.

 

[wraithstalke]

That's what I did in the unofficial patch, sadly even if the tooltip correctly say that the holder of the county will have the bonus, it doesn't so I've reverted it.

The thing I don't understand is the same modifier is working fine for the walls of lugo in Spain, so no solution for that at the moment.

I just wanted to say I took a look at your patch, and that seems like some nice work.