Seat of Strong Aristocrats Modifier

[fukujinpickle]

I've searched around and can't find a definitive answer on this, playing my first ironman game as Castille and accepted this modifier on Seville for a decent heir. Gives plus 0.10 autonomy per month on Seville, which is my main trade node. Does this last just until the queen regent dies, or for the rest of the game? Online answers seem to suggest it's until she dies, but the tooltip when I took it stated 'until the end of the game'. Just want to know if I sewered my whole economy for the run for one heir or if I can recover - didn't really understand what the autonomy modifiers meant when I accepted.

 

[HeyIAmInfinity]

Yes it does go away, now I don’t remember if it’s linked to the consort or your ruler. As in if your consort dies the event is removed or you need your ruler to die aswell.
But it’s not permanen.

 

[Siddy00]

now I don’t remember if it’s linked to the consort or your ruler. As in if your consort dies the event is removed or you need your ruler to die aswell.

Just for the sake of completeness: the modifier is cleared if either your ruler or their consort dies or if they divorce (or if your country is no longer a monarchy).

 

[fukujinpickle]

Yes it does go away, now I don’t remember if it’s linked to the consort or your ruler. As in if your consort dies the event is removed or you need your ruler to die aswell.
But it’s not permanen.

Awesome, thanks. I guess either the popup is incorrect or I just read it wrong. I don't mind eating a small malus for a generation, but it seemed a little silly that you could basically destroy your national economy in perpetuity over a royal marriage.

 

[fukujinpickle]

Just for the sake of completeness: the modifier is cleared if either your ruler or their consort dies or if they divorce (or if your country is no longer a monarchy).

Thanks! I have a good run going (I think?) and didn't want to scupper it over a silly popup decision