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ahk528

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I would like the timeline in the Crusader kings II to be expanded and move forward. So we the players can fully play the War of the Roses since Europa Universalis IV doesn't really do a good job of representing it. They also don't do a good job of representing the 100 hundred year war. In the 100 year war there were english-french factions within france (factions that favored england), and stuff.
 
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True on both wars.

For the record, you can have claimant factions in France supporting English claimants. Theoretically, they could win without even calling England into the war.

Zooming in at those two wars could be a good opportunity to look at cadet branches and maybe expand a bit on succession laws and ways of tweaking or circumventing them in individual cases. Further inspiration involving England could be found during the reigns of John Lackland and Henry III concerning the Arthur claim. After that Richard II and Edward III and faction-driven civil wars that didn't actually involve cadets.

While at John, obviously Magna Carta.