Paramount Knight and Courtesan

[Magnus Helvetti]

So much games, I never saw those titles being used.
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Court Dwarf too.

 

[Voy]

The good news is that there is plenty of reason for them to add new titles.

 

[Beric Dondarion]

Court Dwarf can be given to any feudal(?) vassal that is a dwarf of yours. Paramount Knight can easily be set on by changing the amount of times you can give it

 

[Cromelex]

One of my rulers was a dwarf and his liege gave him the Court Dwarf title... now that was amusing, didn't expect it

 

[Magnus Helvetti]

Yeah, I got the Court Dwarf. But I still don't know what I need to give Paramount Knight title to someone

 

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In 00_minor_titles.txt

title_paramount_knight = {
dignity = 0.8
grant_limit = 0
opinion_effect = 0

monthly_prestige = 0.5

gain_effect = {
}
lose_effect = {
}

message = yes
}

You'll need to change grant_limit to greater than 0, at which point it's grantable, and change opinion_effect to something positive. You also may want to add

allow = {
age = 16
is_female = no
FROM = {
is_feudal = yes
NOT = { has_landed_title = e_byzantium }
NOT = { religion_group = muslim }
}
}

So it's not grantable to people who shouldn't be able to get it - women (sorry ladies), children, muslims/byzantines (who would have a different title that does something similar, although you'd have to write it yourself). Throw in some 'trait =' virtues for it too, so you don't have a slothful lunatic as your paragon of chivalry.

 

[Magnus Helvetti]

In 00_minor_titles.txt



You'll need to change grant_limit to greater than 0, at which point it's grantable, and change opinion_effect to something positive. You also may want to add



So it's not grantable to people who shouldn't be able to get it - women (sorry ladies), children, muslims/byzantines (who would have a different title that does something similar, although you'd have to write it yourself). Throw in some 'trait =' virtues for it too, so you don't have a slothful lunatic as your paragon of chivalry.

Thanks Can I increase an attribute of a character by giving him a title? Like the Paragon Knight receiving +2 martial +1 diplomacy?
Where should I put the trait thing? In the FROM? Like NOT = { trait = lunatic } ? And what about necessary traits?

 

[NewbieOne]

A random courtier is one thing but I don't think, realistically speaking, that a duke or count would get the 'court dwarf' designation from his king back in the middle ages.

Courtesan... I once went to a castle in a European country that shall not be named. Suffice to say the mistranslation of courtiers was rather funny in that particular story on the English info board.

 

[justin6477]

A random courtier is one thing but I don't think, realistically speaking, that a duke or count would get the 'court dwarf' designation from his king back in the middle ages.

Courtesan... I once went to a castle in a European country that shall not be named. Suffice to say the mistranslation of courtiers was rather funny in that particular story on the English info board.

In the Canadian city of Alberta, they once were welcoming the new US diplomat to the region. I believe it coincided with a Holiday, but that's unimportant. Anyways, they put up a large sign in Latin welcoming the new Diplomat.... and his concubine.

Translation errors make for such fun.

 

[pingupower]

Courtisan in french means courtier therefore the mistranslation.

 

[justin6477]

In the Canadian city of Alberta, they once were welcoming the new US diplomat to the region. I believe it coincided with a Holiday, but that's unimportant. Anyways, they put up a large sign in Latin welcoming the new Diplomat.... and his concubine.

Translation errors make for such fun.

Crap.

I think I need to not stay up all night anymore. That should be Calgary Alberta.

 

[Voy]

Courtesan varies in meaning depending on the century you live in. We're not speaking of prostitutes are we?

 

[Magnus Helvetti]

Courtesan varies in meaning depending on the century you live in. We're not speaking of prostitutes are we?

I think that in the CK2 context it means prostitute.

 

[James_Manring]

I think that in the CK2 context it means prostitute.

I doubt it. If you look at the effects it gives 0.05 dignity and that is all. It was likely meant to be given to everyone that is a member of your court.

Are we ever going to see a return to use of these titles?