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Crusader Kings III Available Now!
The realm rejoices as Paradox Interactive announces the launch of Crusader Kings III, the latest entry in the publisher’s grand strategy role-playing game franchise. Advisors may now jockey for positions of influence and adversaries should save their schemes for another day, because on this day Crusader Kings III can be purchased on Steam, the Paradox Store, and other major online retailers.
As he got his own new bloodline, you definitely wanna make him have kids though!
No, this doesn't make any more sense in context.
How many counties is the Count Count of? Too many to count.
The AI being even dumber than usual. It seems they were letting themselves be conquered because they couldn't comprehend that 16,000 men could not fit on one boat.
What a hypocrite.
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Clearly the AI was trying for the Aladdin achievement, but took a wrong turn, and then just gave up on it.
Aww, poor count, can't form a duchy because his liege is a duke, probably can't go for an independence war because his levy is so reduced due to being over the demesne limit... He's stuck!
Plus he’s Salian?? As in, the dynasty of Holy Roman Emperors, right? Dude’s a long way from home...
The CoA is a random one though so it might be just a random roll for the same dynasty name.
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You right but I just change succession to primo...
Also his rulership not lasted long. Five years after coronation he lost all lands and half-face to Sunni Caliph in Jihad only to had the latter lost it to Aztecs Invasion another five years later.
I gave him a duchy. Son after all.
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Meanwhile Ioustinos installed totally not secretly his son in Rome as his Top Priest (only to abandon christiany the very same day). The young man overexceeds any expectations and shares his liege's opinion of the rest of the clergy.
So much that he started to antagonize and duel his cardinals right away.
Can't think of a better man for the job.
So much that he started to antagonize and duel his cardinals right away.
Can't think of a better man for the job.
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It looks like the pope demanded a contribution in exchange for being crowned.
Actually a good question. If he started as ruler, he should get assigned a crowned-trait on game start.
Leaves 750 gold to baptize the kid. But where did he spend the rest on? Not like scholarship offered a decision to spend 4k.
My best guess: he got a ton of money from something, then got an event which required him to pay X years income for the outcome he wanted - while the game still considered the ton of money he got to be part of his income for that year. I've seen weird numbers for "annual" income due to one-time things like inheritance, and it usually takes a little while for it to recalculate. If an event fired in the meantime...
STOP! COOKIE TIME