Some of the events where members of patrician dynasties marry randomly-created female courtiers can and do fire for landed priests.
Specifically, event REP.400 ("Family member marries burgher daughter (AI)") has the
conditions in the trigger to prevent this, but events REP.404 ("bar wench/peasant girl/rich girl"), REP.408 ("young woman"), REP.410 ("older woman"), REP.412 ("foreign woman") do not. This means that if you make one of your dynasty members a bishop, these events can fire, giving them a wife.
In fact, I'm pretty sure these could even fire for a Pope of your dynasty vassalised to your Emperor-level Patrician, meaning the Pope could get a wife!
The other way to solve this could be to add is_ruler = no conditions to all these events, on the assumption that a ruler can either (a) find a wife himself or (b) isn't allowed to marry (priest, mercenary leader). Though that still might leave members of holy orders able to trigger the event, if a King-level Patrician managed to get one as a vassal and allowed dynasty members to join.
Specifically, event REP.400 ("Family member marries burgher daughter (AI)") has the
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is_theocracy = no
is_priest = noIn fact, I'm pretty sure these could even fire for a Pope of your dynasty vassalised to your Emperor-level Patrician, meaning the Pope could get a wife!
The other way to solve this could be to add is_ruler = no conditions to all these events, on the assumption that a ruler can either (a) find a wife himself or (b) isn't allowed to marry (priest, mercenary leader). Though that still might leave members of holy orders able to trigger the event, if a King-level Patrician managed to get one as a vassal and allowed dynasty members to join.
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thanks for the find!