I like to mess around in CK3. So Royal Court came out and I came up with the goal of combining the Welsh and Mel cultures into a Melsh culture and stomping around unifying Africa with Longbowman and Guinean Uplanders. I made my way down to Africa with the Morgannwg/Gwent dynasty, and got me some Guinean kingdom territories with the Mel culture, plus a couple of others along the way.
Understandably, various local leaders were not a fan of my idea. I won a few, lost a few, but slowly established enough adjacent territories for a duchy in the Mel area. Just had to feudalize them and move my capital down when the wars resolved (was going to abandon my Welsh holdings once Melsh culture was established).
Then I find myself the target of three Norse conquest wars for my African territories, each sending down an army about twice the size of mine.
…can anyone explain why? I thought I knew how Norse invasions worked with the whole 9k rando invasion every five years, but now the Jarldom of Pomerania controls Nalu in the kingdom of Guinea area .
Understandably, various local leaders were not a fan of my idea. I won a few, lost a few, but slowly established enough adjacent territories for a duchy in the Mel area. Just had to feudalize them and move my capital down when the wars resolved (was going to abandon my Welsh holdings once Melsh culture was established).
Then I find myself the target of three Norse conquest wars for my African territories, each sending down an army about twice the size of mine.
…can anyone explain why? I thought I knew how Norse invasions worked with the whole 9k rando invasion every five years, but now the Jarldom of Pomerania controls Nalu in the kingdom of Guinea area .
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