The Obligatory CK3 Strange Screenshot Thread
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Is this vanilla? I'm aware that some vanilla events do scope to the wrong ward because relation scoping can't specify the right child when using any_relation type=ward but I'm surprsied QA didn't catch a missing child's scope entirely. Localization gets really wonky when [GetName] has no scope to grab from.
Ah, didn't notice the vows. I don't usually bother with that game feature so it didn't occur to me that's where the headdress is from.
It was mostly for the giggles. Impregnate the dwarfs, threaten to tell my character are the father, get a strong hook AND make them take the vows while keeping them as a lovers. All the while ruling the "Holy" Roman Empire XD.
TBH I rather like it. It is easier to imprison an unwanted heir and make him take the vows than spending renown on disinheriting him.
A single levy, not even a knight. Just a random farmer is sieging Alexiandria and is actually making progress. He'll conquer the city in 3 years if I let him.
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Did she really think I would assume the kid was mine. I mean I've been celibate for almost 15 years
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when you just think about it he had to build a tent for himself and has to find food on daily basis during the siege
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It only works because there is one single man left in the fortress as well. Maybe they should talk and be friends instead, that would be more reasonable.
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I can't stop imagining people in Alexandria's reaction to this lone foreign peasant digging trenches around their city like a madman and all of them being too scared to go out and ask him to leave.
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So my liege, King Svend, should either favor me or Bergþóra? Good thing I'll have my friend King Svend by my side.
THIS HAD BETTER BE EASY.
(Thankfully, it was. But far from a sure thing. But thanks, King, for distracting her while I speak to the King in private.)
THIS HAD BETTER BE EASY.
(Thankfully, it was. But far from a sure thing. But thanks, King, for distracting her while I speak to the King in private.)
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Just as good as the one where you as a chancellor sends a letter to yourself arguing why YOU should pay more taxes
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Yes, the zealous Emperor, known for taking to the field of battle against the heathens and being a good friend of the pope has finally been cast into hell for having an affair once when he was young.
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as Adam he should had known better not to taste forbidden fruits - the so called "Cherry2BLost" fruit
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