I strongly support the addition of Florence. Also, FLO/TUS needs more flavour events. Here's a Bonfire of the Vanities event I posted in an earlier thread (note that it assumes Florence is a tag):
Code:
# bonfire of the vanities
country_event = {
id = flavor_tus.5
title = "flavor_tus.EVTNAME5"
desc = "flavor_tus.EVTDESC5"
picture = ANGRY_MOB_eventPicture
fire_only_once = yes
trigger = {
religion = catholic
OR = {
tag = FLO
tag = TUS
}
owns = 116
116 = {
religion = catholic
}
is_year = 1495
NOT = { is_year = 1500 }
}
mean_time_to_happen = {
months = 36
}
option = {
name = "flavor_tus.EVTOPTA5"
add_country_modifier = {
name = narrowminded_modifier
duration = 3650
}
reverse_add_opinion = { who = PAP modifier = opinion_disappointed_pope }
}
option = {
name = "flavor_tus.EVTOPTB5"
116 = {
spawn_rebels = {
type = heretic_rebels
size = 2
leader = "Girolamo Savonarola"
}
}
add_stability = -1
}
option = {
name = "flavor_tus.EVTOPTC5"
change_government = theocratic_government
add_stability = -2
define_ruler = {
name = "Girolamo Savonarola"
adm = 5
dip = 5
mil = 3
}
}
}
Code:
flavor_tus.EVTNAME5: "Bonfire of the Vanities"
flavor_tus.EVTDESC5: "Friar Girolamo Savonarola was a Dominican priest who was assigned to work in Florence in 1490, largely thanks to the request of Lorenzo de' Medici- an irony, considering that within a few years Savonarola would become one of the foremost enemies of the Medici house and helped to bring about their downfall in 1494. Savonarola campaigned against what he considered to be the artistic and social excesses of Renaissance Italy, preaching with great vigor against any sort of luxury. His power and influence grew so that with time he became the effective ruler of Florence, and even had soldiers for his protection following him around everywhere. Starting in the February of 1495, during the time that would normally have hosted the festival known as Carnival, Savonarola began to host his regular “Bonfire of the Vanities.” He collected various objects that he considered to be objectionable; irreplaceable manuscripts, ancient sculptures, antique and modern paintings, priceless tapestries, and many other valuable works of art, as well as mirrors, musical instruments, books of divination, astrology, and magic. He destroyed the works of Ovid, Propertius, Dante, as well as Boccaccio. So great was his influence that he even managed to obtain the cooperation of major contemporary artists such as Sandro Botticelli and Lorenzo di Credi, who reluctantly consigned some of their own works to his bonfires. Anyone who tried to object found their hands being forced by teams of ardent Savonarola supporters. These supporters called themselves Piagnoni (Weepers) after a public nickname that was originally intended as an insult."
flavor_tus.EVTOPTA5: "Leave them to it."
flavor_tus.EVTOPTB5: "Not my tapestries! Stop them at once!"
flavor_tus.EVTOPTC5: "He walks with God. Let him rule Florence."- 6
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