Born in 858 Dalimir was below average heir, and then below average King. Despite of that he joined Pagan Warrior Lodge and was quickly recognized to be a fearsome warrior, despite of not receiving military education. Dalimir managed to win overwhelming majority of his duels, avoiding any significant injuries, which allowed him to become widely known as very skilled fighter. While still young, he was kind and just ruler, never murdering anyone without reason. That quickly changed after he became Immortal as corruption of longevity caused him to fall into the darkness and become cruel and ruthless ruler, keeping his Empire together in a steel grip. He became possessed lunatic and a werewolf, and soon after, a crazed cannibal. Accepting Dalimirs feast invitation was many peoples last mistake. At this point, the number of his sworn enemies was huge.
Some of his accomplishments include:
Married 15 times, Dalimir was good and loyal husband, unfortunately the same cannot be said for few of his Wifes.
Champion of 6 Warrior Lodges.
Successfuly defended himself against other Immortals.
Had a noble godlike steed named Glitterhoof.
Author of 4 books.
Practiced poetry.
Killed 789 people.
So that's fun little thing I wanted to do, maybe someone will find it interesting. 
Unfortunately I had to stop my playthrough because it became too laggy to continue and there wasn't much left to do other than expanding more, but frankly I don't find expanding that satisfying or interesting, especially as it was mainly my vassals doing all the work for me. Playing as immortal gets boring since succession is such big part of ck2 and forces constant change. It was still interesting experience. Before I finish this post let me drop some stats. This character was such amazing commander I could practically wipe any number of enemies with my 20k retinue.
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