Quick questions, Quick Answers

[Rylock]

I would appreciate learning more about how pretenders to a khaganate can split off to form new realms of their own upon the ascension of the new khagan, taking territory with them. Under what conditions can this occur, and can anything other than abandoning nomadic government be done to prevent this from occurring?

Nomad clans might break away after a succession under two conditions: 1) if the new ruler is a different dynasty than the last, or 2) if the nomadic realm is large (25+ provinces and at least 4+ provinces in the ruler's personal demesne) and the previous ruler had more than one capable adult son.

In the case of #1, it really depends on how much a clan leader likes the new ruler. In the case of #2, it will automatically split up the demesne/population as if the ruler had gavelkind succession and the brothers will decide if they wish to secede from the realm -- if they do, any clans that neighbor their lands will be asked if they want to join them.

 

[Forscythe]

Thanks for the quick reply (and for that matter, the mod)

 

[drig]

By "the new religious system", do you mean the Chalcedonian religion?

If so, it works much the same as Orthodox does (or any religion which has autocephaly). Prior to the acquisition of a Supreme Patriarch, the rightful religion head for any Chalcedonian will the lord spiritual of their ruler (if the ruler is a King/Emperor) or the holder of the episcopal see if they're within a see's territory (which supersedes the autocephalous patriarch). You can see the episcopal sees in the religion tab (most of western europe falling under Rome, for instance).

So as to why your religion head is the Archbishop of Liege, I imagine because he's your lord spiritual and thus an autocephalous patriarch.

To me this results in a bit of a head-scratching result: as holy roman emperor with a vassalized Pope, i have a different religious head than all my subjects. This doesn't seem like a logical result to me.

 

[Rylock]

To me this results in a bit of a head-scratching result: as holy roman emperor with a vassalized Pope, i have a different religious head than all my subjects. This doesn't seem like a logical result to me.

Then make the Pope your patriarch (by making him your lord spiritual).

Otherwise, sure, autocephaly is a bit weird that way. That's how it works, however.

 

[nillkarn]

Question, I want to set Fes as the capital of Morocco, and I don't mean in game but in the files, how do i change it?

 

[Zooboss]

Then make the Pope your patriarch (by making him your lord spiritual).

Otherwise, sure, autocephaly is a bit weird that way. That's how it works, however.

Ah, would that explain why the Paulican Patriarchs Lord spiritual is the religious head of the Kingdom?

 

[polydamas]

How do I enable Shattered Realms? I don't see the option anywhere.


Edit: Nevermind, I didn't have the mod enabled.

Edit 2: Why is everyone allied? It makes war hard.

 

[Rylock]

Edit 2: Why is everyone allied? It makes war hard.

Make sure you update to the most recent mod version.

 

[AvengerDr]

I was playing with 4.03.2 before and I noticed that granting independence to realms didn't lower my threat score. Also I noticed there are female gender laws in the files, but they didn't show up in the game interface. Has this been fixed in the latest version?

 

[Rylock]

I was playing with 4.03.2 before and I noticed that granting independence to realms didn't lower my threat score.

Currently, that is correct.

Also I noticed there are female gender laws in the files, but they didn't show up in the game interface. Has this been fixed in the latest version?

It depends on your succession law. Some successions, like nomads or merchant republics, don't show gender laws until they're activated. That's true even in vanilla.

 

[AvengerDr]

Currently, that is correct.

So what is the proper way to decrease the threat level? If there is one...

It depends on your succession law. Some successions, like nomads or merchant republics, don't show gender laws until they're activated. That's true even in vanilla.

Do you know what activates them?

 

[Rylock]

So what is the proper way to decrease the threat level? If there is one...

Waiting. I'll restore the threat-lowering effect when granting independence (I don't think that was meant to be removed), but currently waiting is the only way short of losing wars.

Do you know what activates them?

Either raising your "Women on the Council" law or simply switching to a non-Agnatic succession law.

 

[Jnik22]

Why is the kingdom of North sea not allowed to be a base for a custom empire?

I'm just confused since it's the first time I've encountered it. I conquered most of Scandinavia and it's getting increasingly difficult to deal with the dukes and the neighbouring HRE, so I wanted to go empire, and nope. Should have choose to create the kindom of Iceland, but I thought the North sea one had a cooler flag

 

[schwarherz]

Why is the kingdom of North sea not allowed to be a base for a custom empire?

I'm just confused since it's the first time I've encountered it. I conquered most of Scandinavia and it's getting increasingly difficult to deal with the dukes and the neighbouring HRE, so I wanted to go empire, and nope. Should have choose to create the kindom of Iceland, but I thought the North sea one had a cooler flag

Because there's an e_north_sea titular title already. You just have to hold middlesex to create it.

 

[Jnik22]

Because there's an e_north_sea titular title already. You just have to hold middlesex to create it.

Aaaah, I see, didn't plan on conquering the british isles, thank you

 

[Epicmarkvan]

Why was the mod removed from the Workshop?

 

[Rylock]

Why was the mod removed from the Workshop?

https://forum.paradoxplaza.com/foru...ent-ck2plus-is-now-off-steam-workshop.913982/

 

[Epicmarkvan]

Playing the latest update that was on the workshop before it went down, and Iceland is blacked out as if it were an unliveable area. Why?

 

[Rylock]

Playing the latest update that was on the workshop before it went down, and Iceland is blacked out as if it were an unliveable area. Why?

Because Iceland wasn't settled until the 10th century. There are events which make that happen.

 

[kviiri]

What are easy ways to convert to a different non-heretic branch of Christianity in CK2+? I invited a bunch of Nestorians and Apostolics to my court and landed them to secure access to these religions later on, but they soon took up my Chalcedonian faith without me even trying to convert them (if they always were so eager... heh). I'm currently the Chalcedonian king of Bulgaria, if that's of any concern.