Now that just makes me sad.Keep in mind that it also says that when you siege a province and massacre everyone inside. All her kids are dead too
Now that just makes me sad.Keep in mind that it also says that when you siege a province and massacre everyone inside. All her kids are dead too
As I've said, he has never been landed. I checked quite thoroughly in every place he might have been to get that claim. He definitely was never Chief of Tartu and even if he had been landed somewhere else, he should have an inheritable claim on whatever title he lost. He couldn't have got the claim from the Pope either, as the chiefdom in question has always been pagan.
Baronies never keep their history (mostly because it'd be too much on the game.) That's why it'd make sense that he ruled a barony once.
And his a bastard too, damn I feel sorry for him ...
The Khyber Pass region is infamous for being able to cobble anything out of anything. These days, they're known for their "Khyber Pass copies" of weapons, being able to manufacture any sort of firearm you desire using the most primitive of methods and materials. In the days of the sun-worshiping Zunbils, they were actually able to cobble together rudimentary human cloning, which was required due to the large number of female-female couples at the time. By taking a single nucleus of any cell from Partner A, inserting it into an unfertilized egg of Partner B, and leaving Partner B to be blessed by the Sun, they were able to produce bastard children without the aid of a male participant.Wait, what? How?
Things.....happen?Wait, what? How?
:rofl:The Khyber Pass region is infamous for being able to cobble anything out of anything. These days, they're known for their "Khyber Pass copies" of weapons, being able to manufacture any sort of firearm you desire using the most primitive of methods and materials. In the days of the sun-worshiping Zunbils, they were actually able to cobble together rudimentary human cloning, which was required due to the large number of female-female couples at the time. By taking a single nucleus of any cell from Partner A, inserting it into an unfertilized egg of Partner B, and leaving Partner B to be blessed by the Sun, they were able to produce bastard children without the aid of a male participant.
Sadly, their methods have since been lost to time, after numerous conquests in the region destroyed the collected knowledge and reintroduced male lovers.
Well, only one of those kids is definitaly of the Moravian duke's dynasty, so they can't be relatives to him.It's just 4 children + gavelkind + early death, I think.
If only all lesbians could be so grossly incandescent!Praise the Sun!
Well, that's a sentence I'm probably never going to hear outside the CK2 boards without a crapload of drugs being involved.If only all lesbians could be so grossly incandescent!
Call me weird but the first thing that came to my mind is where did he got that y-chromosome. :wacko: