Which Landless Character Will You Play as First?
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Reclaim Brittania. Will give massive culture conversion speed for 10 years.
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Maybe a Turkish or Mongol character and then make an hybrid culture somewhere in Europe and maybe who knows what else.
Do you guys think there are any currently landed characters who will be converted to landless characters?
yes the aformentioned edgad Aetheling, who is represented as landed in 1066 even tough he should be landless
is it iron decision or you have thoughs to change this moment in a future? Maybe it could be a dlc in 2025?
Don't count on it. Baron mind that that would also be a lot of work that wouldn't provide nearly as much expansion to core systems as landless characters do.
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El Cid, Aelfwine Knytling, or perhaps a self-insert. Or some Norse guy.
Another idea I have is based on a memorable playthroigh of CK2. An AI-controlled Danish prince became an adventurer and established a Danish Catholic realm in the Maghreb. I think it would be interesting to do something similar and play around with the CK3 mechanics. Maybe form a Danish-Berber hybrid. Convert to Islam, perhaps. Or create a new religion based on both Christianity and Islam.
Another idea I have is based on a memorable playthroigh of CK2. An AI-controlled Danish prince became an adventurer and established a Danish Catholic realm in the Maghreb. I think it would be interesting to do something similar and play around with the CK3 mechanics. Maybe form a Danish-Berber hybrid. Convert to Islam, perhaps. Or create a new religion based on both Christianity and Islam.
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I am hoping to play with Zdeslav of the House Trpimirović if the devs remember to make him unlanded with that patch since he was technically banished to Constantinople at the 867. My understanding is landing him as a count in Slavonia was done only to make him playable but I'm hoping that gets rectified.
For those who want to learn more:
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For those who want to learn more:
Zdeslav of Croatia - Wikipedia
Zdeslav (878-879), Branimir (879-892) & Muncimir (892-910)
Duchy of Croatia in the end of the 9th century…
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Thought: would a certain Maid of Orleans count as an adventurer? Going for a Joan of Arc-style playthrough (preferably minus the burning-at-the-stake) would be pretty cool, though it might be hard to start up in normal gameplay. It'd be interesting if adventurers could integrate with the Legends system; I could see Joan being modelled as an Adventurer with a Religious legend that she levels up with a bit of the ol' stabby-stabby or with piety-burning.
I'll probably try to play as a landless trobador in 1066, in Aquitaine or Barcelona. Someone like Guillaume de Poitiers, in particular, could be an interesting pick. Wander the world, sing a few songs, see where I end up with this. Historically he became close to the norman king of England, a scholar and a chronicler, maybe he can be more than that.
Generally the goal would be to become a trusted advisor to someone powerful, rather than a warrior.
Generally the goal would be to become a trusted advisor to someone powerful, rather than a warrior.
Was hoping for similar with a wandering Irish poet and his bardic troop, but I don't think it will be allowed if adventurers can't become courtiers.
I'll go with György, the illegitimate son of András I of Hungary. OTL he went to Scotland and became the ancestor of the Drummond Clan.
So excited for this simply because CK3 will finally have a real, core feature unique to itself compared to CK2