waking slept monarchs?

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I once knew the answer to this question, but I've forgotten it - so hopefully someone can tell me.

Once you've slept a monarch by event, can he be awakened later by event?

E.g. - James II of England starts the game dormant = no, and would normally take the throne in 1685. Prior to 1685, a sleepmonarch command makes James dormant = yes. If a later event includes a wakemonarch command for James in 1688, will he revert back to dormant = yes?

 

[Havard]

It should be possible. Why don't you try?

 

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Originally posted by Havard
It should be possible. Why don't you try?

It;s impossible, the monarch once slept will never live again.

 

[Mad King James]

I think 'sleep' is a misnomer, it should be 'kill'

 

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Originally posted by Havard
It should be possible. Why don't you try?

I did try, back when I was working with the War of the Roses events I submitted to EEP - but I forgot what I learned. Thanks everyone.

 

[Kaigon]

It is of course possible to have two "identical" monarchs (not IDs), where one starts as dormant and the other don't. Sleep the living and wake the dormant later.

 

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Originally posted by Kaigon
It is of course possible to have two "identical" monarchs (not IDs), where one starts as dormant and the other don't. Sleep the living and wake the dormant later.

That's precisely what I did for the major_eng events I submitted to EEP, but I'd forgotten and hadn't bothered to check my own work for the answer. Doh.