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When you accidentaly get crowned Holy Roman emperor
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When you accidentaly get crowned Holy Roman emperor

So I was just chilling, doing my William the Conqueror to learn the new faith mechanics (just got the DLC on friday), doing crusades, manipulating the pope, then out of nowhere: *BOOM* "William you are not just emperor of Britannia, but also the Holy Roman Emperor now!"

Also have some mods, but nothing big, just some flavor: Magic (adds mages, witches and demons with their own lifestyle perk tree), Personal CoA option, and colorful shield lifestyle trait icons. But these don't affect too much stuff. Probably having a ton of Prestige and piety (also Sicily, Crusader Al-Sarq, Navarra and France have relatives on the throne and a few holy roman vassals I have a marriage with)

u/miserableSnail — 4 days ago
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Why is the city of Tonbridge not providing any tax to me or levies.

u/SelfFormal3495 — 4 days ago
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Is there a way to remove yourself from consideration for the Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire?

So I am currently trying to take over and form the Kingdom of Pomerania. I am not a part of the Holy Roman Empire. I have never interacted with any lord from the HRE. But I am somehow the lead candidate to become the next Emperor…

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u/ILikeToDanceAndPogo — 6 days ago
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u/Dazimus267 told me Anangapida Karkota was the hardest vanilla adventurer he tried. Start 79yo, no heir, no wife, no soldiers, last of his dynasty, but has kingdom claims from his Papa. First try.

u/Dazimus267
I did it first try ! Got eleven children in a decade, and the kingdom title I was looking for ! Now let's go for Penjab ! (yes the king title cost me disgrace but I did it for the legacy !)

u/FullOfTomatoes — 5 days ago
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Heard someone "Daurama is the hardest vanilla campaign", I got Conqueror when she was 30, now she's on her way to unify Africa

Empress of Kanem-Bornou, Guinea and Mali (for now)

u/FullOfTomatoes — 7 days ago
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Do you marry off your peeps?

Sometimes, I'll go through my court or my council and marry off everyone. Especially if they have a noble title of their own because I want to keep it going. I was just wondering if anyone else does this in their gameplay? Do you think it really matters much? I'm just a terrible busybody (I had a Jewish friend call me a yenta once!) and love to check out what my characters are up to and who's doing what to who. lol! Well, I did have one bad problem happen once when a second generation of my initial council married out and somehow ended up as an heir to a nearby duchy. Problem was I had put him in charge of a county and I got a message that I was going to lose the county upon the death of the other duchy ruler. Luckily the other duchy's ruler was young so I was able to finagle him out of that country before I lost it. :-o

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u/LonelyIntroduction32 — 13 days ago
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I updated my two CK3 QoL mods for 1.20: War Planner (every claim and holy war you can declare, in one list) and Experience Reinvested (spend the perk points a finished lifestyle wastes)

Both mods are updated for 1.20 "Crozier" and free on the Steam Workshop.

War Planner (Steam Workshop)

The Declare War list buries the kingdom-sized war you want under a hundred one-county claims. War Planner shows every claim you could press in one window, largest first, with the war one click away.

  • Your claims, your court's and your vassals' at any depth: the same set the Declare War window offers
  • Tabs by size (Empires to Counties), sort by tier or by strength, Ready only and My claims filters
  • Each row shows the holder's strength (green = weaker than you, red = stronger), their gold, and the strength of their whole side: allies, or a liege or suzerain who would step in
  • Live status: Ready, or the first thing in the way (truce, alliance, an imprisoned claimant, not enough prestige...)
  • Holy wars too: neighbouring rulers you could attack right now, with the size of war on offer and its piety cost
  • Declare War opens the game's own window. A banner warns you when something on your side blocks every war (raised armies, debt, an activity)
  • Opens from a round button next to the date bar, or from a decision

Experience Reinvested (Steam Workshop)

Once you have bought all three trees of a lifestyle, every perk point you earn after that is wasted. This mod turns those points into:

  • Permanent skill: +1 to any of the six, at 1, 2 or 3 points per +1
  • Another lifestyle: 1:1, into one you choose, your least developed one, or your current focus
  • Prestige, piety or renown: 150 prestige, 100 piety or a chunk of dynasty renown per point
  • Trait experience: 20 xp per point for Blademaster, Hunter, Mystic, Reveler, Physician or Poet (if you already have the trait)
  • Mentoring: 500 lifestyle xp per point for your heir, or for any pupil you pick with a right-click interaction

It runs automatically on your birthday (the notification can be silenced), or you can convert with one click from a small panel in the Lifestyle window. All settings change mid-game and pass to your heir. It works for all six lifestyles, Wanderer included.

Both mods

  • No vanilla file is overridden, and both are safe to add to an existing save
  • Achievement compatible: since 1.9 mods don't block achievements (the console and debug mode do)
  • English, French, German, Spanish, Russian and Simplified Chinese. I wrote the translations myself and I'm not a native speaker of those languages, so corrections are very welcome
  • One limitation: Experience Reinvested checks the vanilla perk list, so a lifestyle overhaul that adds extra perks can trigger it before those perks are bought

New in the 1.20 update: War Planner no longer lists titular titles (the Claim casus belli can't target them in 1.20) and now shows the whole side you would face, including a liege or suzerain who would join. Costs are rounded exactly like the Declare War window. Experience Reinvested follows the Learning perk rename (Scholar became Erudite); without the fix, Learning never counted as complete.

Bug reports and ideas are welcome here or on the Workshop pages.

u/Minute-Scientist-894 — 13 days ago
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My wife castrated me

I created my own character so it was very important to have lots of children for the dynasty. I gained the trait ill and my wife is a herbalist and offered to treat me. Next thing you know I gain the traits eunuch and scarred.

I'm really disappointed as I wanted more children. Luckily we already have two sons but I would have loved a daughter to make an alliance with. My first born is a disappointed but my second born is pretty decent. Unfortunately I can't afford to loose either.

I wouldn't have minded if it was later in the game and their were more members to my dynasty.

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u/mydude333 — 12 days ago
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Is Educate Child bugged?

FIXED

I'm unable to educate any childs with any characters. Is it a bug??

u/DaniTava01 — 14 days ago
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Lagacy of <Family Name> decision not working correctly???

1.9

I started as a 16 year old adventurer, I counted every job I've completed.
Im now 45 and still only at 40/50 Jobs Completed, even though I have...

Hunt Criminals 9.
Rescue Fair Subjects 8.
Settle Boundry Despute 12.
Escort Emissary 2.
Hired Muscle 5.
Create Works (book) 5.
Stand with us! 5( All King Wars )
Snoop Spy one 1.
Build House 3.
Collect Taxes 4
Do a Census 2.
.....So What the fuck? Which of these doesn't count? And these are all SUCCESSFUL not failed.
I only failed 2 Passage of arms....somehow...with 95% success chance...fucking broken.

I DON'T have Gallows Bait. At all. Ever. I do have Knight of the Lion which is 2/2 full completely.
Which of these fucking missions don't count to the tally?

Im playing CK3 Vanilla, NO MODS also.

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u/Kiethoo — 14 days ago