How a man I already killed in a duel is going to either kill or maim me in another duel over 1 month later is a little weird don't you think? (This is an ironman achievement compatible game).
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How a man I already killed in a duel is going to either kill or maim me in another duel over 1 month later is a little weird don't you think? (This is an ironman achievement compatible game).
It is extremely common for female rulers or heirs to marry their fellow dynasts. That's simply because it's often the only matrilineal option that doesn't have the prestige loss from a lowborn/courtier and is within the same realm. It's yet another of the reasons why the female ruler AI logic is screwed up in the game.
He's not being a sore loser, he's pointing out that the guy who killed him died just over two months earlier, which would be very hard for those who are not undead.
He's not being a sore loser, he's pointing out that the guy who killed him died just over two months earlier, which would be very hard for those who are not undead.
I think Lingvort was making a joke and calling the "undead" duelist a sore loser, not the poster. But I may be wrong.
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Ah! You may very well be right, in which case I just had a wooosh moment.
Speaking of dead characters doing unusual things, I'm having a lot of fun with the Sons of Vinland mod, but it seems I can still nominate my son as my heir...
...five days after he died!
My vassals don't want to vote for him, but not for the obvious reason.
Who cares that he's dead--have you seen how paranoid he is??
(Any instability isn't really the mod's fault. I'm combining a couple disparate ones for this particular campaign so weird things are to be expected)
...five days after he died!
My vassals don't want to vote for him, but not for the obvious reason.
Who cares that he's dead--have you seen how paranoid he is??
(Any instability isn't really the mod's fault. I'm combining a couple disparate ones for this particular campaign so weird things are to be expected)
“We can never vote for him, he refuses to talk publicly and openly about his sex life.”
(He’s a prude)
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Not strange, but made me giggle. Gave a barony to an unlanded courtier so I can press his claim. Once I won, notification to create a kingdom appeared. Seems all I need is 2 duchies to create this Kingdom (well 3, but the 3rd already got absorbed to my starting Kingdom). Created it and gave it to him. He's now a King with only a barony to his name (brand new Barony too, just created it last year) and only a single duchy under his Kingdom too since the other duchy still in Germania hand. His duke with a single county is still more powerful than him. Crappiest King ever? lol
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I sieged the holding and captured a prisoner. Except that apparently she was already in her husband's prison, so she stayed his prisoner.
"Can't capture my relatives for ransom if I put them all in my jail." [img rollsafe.jpg]
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Indeed DPS is. I guess it just doesn't work over text that well.Ah! You may very well be right, in which case I just had a wooosh moment.
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Or my brain just wasn't working right, heh. I'll happily accept my share of the blame.
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ck2 be like, "You've seen and explored everything of value, go buy ck3" the other day
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So... it's not enough that you killed him, you're also denying him the promotion? Frankly, I doubt he'll be getting much more training in after you beheaded him.
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In the running for most significant year of medieval history:
First, in August 807, I reform the African faith.
Only a few months later, the Germanics follow suit. (I swear, it looks like a player-run realm, with the way he went straight for three holy sites.)
And a few months after that, the Holy Roman Empire is formed. (And boy, is it ugly.)
Were we in some kind of race that nobody told me about? What kind of theories will later historians come up with to explain all these important events happening so close together in time, in different parts of the world? (Probably some kind of natural disaster. Or aliens.)
First, in August 807, I reform the African faith.
Only a few months later, the Germanics follow suit. (I swear, it looks like a player-run realm, with the way he went straight for three holy sites.)
And a few months after that, the Holy Roman Empire is formed. (And boy, is it ugly.)
Were we in some kind of race that nobody told me about? What kind of theories will later historians come up with to explain all these important events happening so close together in time, in different parts of the world? (Probably some kind of natural disaster. Or aliens.)
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You might wanna check around the world for a newborn that strangled a snake
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