The Obligatory CK2 Strange Screenshot Thread
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He could have been some who gained the throne but never was intended to do so.
If he was sitting around as an "unimportant" courtier (i.e. not the liege's sibling or children) until he inherited he would never have gotten married. This is how dynasties die off a couple of generations after getting unlanded.
Culture and Religion vary, but somehow it's always Tunis that gets taken by adventurers. Tunis and Flanders. Do they have a preference for large duchies?Generic adventurer crazyness
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Meet Hakon the Berserkardinal
He's also gay but celibate and kind yet wroth. I made him convert and then gave him a duchy and marshaldom (marshalship?).
This guy needs to be the pope.
Just in before the patch tomorrow: Mecca is now known as "The peaceful loving Mongolian Jain City".
Finally got that acheivement before the patch tomorrow... (Red Sea Resort)
Finally got that acheivement before the patch tomorrow... (Red Sea Resort)
Lame people can be warriors, too.
Yay...wait...
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And now every branch of Christianity is represented by at least one empire.
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Always nice when Abyssinia conquers Egypt. Nice revenge for all those times they got steamrolled in 20 years by the Fatimids...
Timur the Lamer-than-expectedI also found Timur:He never did anything with his life, though.
Especially when the Solomonids are still in power. Well, it's not like they have many enemies in the area. The Sunni Caliphate controls only Hedjaz, Yemen and Oman, while the Emirate of Nefoud is independend and Basra is currently contested between these both factions, a Norwegian petty king and the Nestorian Ilkhanate.
West of Egypt there's the Shia Caliphate which controls all of Mauretania and Mali, but seems to be in constant rebellion. Islam took a nosedive when the Mongols attacked.
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The Karlings are still around - they rule over a few duchies within France and the Holy Roman Empire. They lost the throne of the Holy Roman Empire fariley early - there were only 3 Karling emperors.
The Geroldonen held the Holy Roman Empire together for a long time and even integrated France and Aquitaine. The main branch then died out, leaving the throne to the Irish kings of Alba. These guys were scarily competent - they kept to their Irish origins, but still managed to keep everything together. They also had cadet branches in Scandinavia and Britain, making them one of the most powerful dynasties of their time. Ironically, the first German emperor of this dynasty caused the mess which you can still see on the map. Maybe my cadet branch will reunite the empire, who knows. We'll see in EU4.
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This is what happens when Affirmative Action is applied in CK2.
Don't ask, don't tell.
Don't ask, don't tell.
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There is a Kannada Hindu in Karelia.
This is either the best expansion or the most broken one, and I'm leaning heavily towards in the middle because Europe looks like this now.
Newborn daughter didn't renounce Iconoclasm, therefore executed by father.
What a cruel world... The child had no idea what the faith was and she was killed because of it. I demand to see the Emperor killed for his crime !
Weird she was executed by the Emperor... But In my game he was a Zealot and thus I could not get rid of Iconoclasm
Post-Patch, I'm amused by the fact I can form the Holy Roman Empire as a Intrigue Event. I wonder what the current Kaiser of the Holy Roman Empire would say about...
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