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https://en.m.uesp.net/wiki/Online:Darns_Gilvio

Does this character and his family exist in the mod? I’ve found this among my drafts (from about a year ago!) so apparently I couldn’t find him then, and am not able to check whether he exists or not for the next few days so I’m posting before I forget again to suggest adding them if they don’t.

Hear me out, I had to kill my granddaughter and the mace I was given was badass. Now I killed her because the mace was a once in a lifetime opportunity, I mean c'mon. And I know my wife Serena was perhaps violated by the guy, but c'mon the power that comes with it? Like I'm not passing up on the opportunity, now what are the benefits? Does he give me missions later on for more artifacts?

So i just bought All under Heaven and was wondering what does it do in Elder Kings 2 exactly? the ingame description is the vanilla one....
Also while im at it is it possible to summon some kind of crisis?

Greetings everyone !

Bit of background, I have more than 700 hours on both Skyrim and Stellaris. I picked up CK3 on sale today to play my home region of Aquitaine, AGOT with my brother who loves GOT, and EK2 because I love TES.

I recently went back into ESO and decided to play the High Isle expansion, then Firesong, and right now I'm doing the epilogue quests about the Ascendant Lord. And during these hours, I fell in love with the Systres archipelago. ESO is an uneven game, but the Legacy of the Bretons was definitely made with passion.

I downloaded the mod, looked up all the possibilities (and I'm impressed, congrats to the dev team for making such an amazing job). However, when I started a game in the Systres to see how they looked, I was confused by the names, which didn't fit at all what I saw in ESO.

Then, I looked up on Reddit and saw that about eight months ago there was some changes done to the Systres. I don't have the context, so I don't understand everything. But what I gathered, I take it that the devs don't like ESO at all ? Yet the timeline chosen for EK2 is during that era ?

I know that ESO's lore can be a bit inconsistent with the main episodes, but every single mainline game has been some sort of soft reset, so I'd say they following the tradition. Is there stuff other than the Systres that is more on the realm of fan-fiction than port of official lore ?

If I want to play the High Isle I visited in ESO, do I have to use an older version of the mod, or is there a mod for the mod ?

Thank you for anyone who took the time of reading thus far, and even bigger thanks to whoever will give me some answers and context.

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EDIT: I love both Todd Howard's silly writing and Michael Kirkbride's verbose prose, I just wasn't expecting having to install a mod for a mod to get a game closer to canon content. I feel like it's Arthmoor's situation all over again.

Finally tried to play in skyrim and everytime one of my vassal yarls die their successor ends up losing the capital and ends up ruling from somewhere else, it's so annoying

Beyond just the obvious pre- and post-Potentate collapse, what's your favorite differences if any, or what keeps you sticking to one over the other?

Might not be much in the grand scheme of things but I like the fun little touches like the Reachbreaker family becoming vengeful landless adventurers in 450 after their dad gets Reach'd

I was playing as a custom mage character who started as the viscount of delodiil. Doing the usual life extension things, planning on eventually ruling cyrodiil as an immortal emperor, that sort of thing. At one point I became a necromancer because I figured it being shunned wasnt a problem, since no religion in the region listed it as a crime.

So why did the akaviri potentate try to revoke the imperial isle (which i conquered decades ago) from me? Necromancy wasnt a crime in his religion, it was only shunned. And I didnt commit any other crimes. In fact, his revocation letter didnt even list any actual reason for it other than the standard "i have come to the conclusion you are not fit to rule the imperial isle" text.

Was it a tyrannical revocation or something?

Let's say my religion doesn't have it as accepted, how do I go about doing necromancy? Thanks

Hey everyone! I’m new to the community and planning to pick up CK3 mainly for this mod. Are there any DLCs that are especially worth getting to enhance the experience? Thanks in advance!

I've expanded into a profitable tall empire and don't really need to raid anymore, and I'm sorely missing certain features like revoking titles. I swear there used to be an option for this?