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Road to Power - Succession

So I just recently got the road to power expansion/DLC and am trying to play in the byzantibe empire with the new administrative governance style. In previous games, with feudalism, I had to tediously manage my succession through disinheritance and utilizing celibacy to limit the amount of children overall.

Is this no longer something I need to worry about with this new governance style and associated succession laws? From my understanding I could simply use my influence to try and get whichever child I preferred to be my heir rather than worry about celibacy and disinheritance. Is this correct?

Or are there significant penalties against the non-first born child/male heir that would make it mich more difficult to have the election go in favor of an alternative preferred heir - currently my second male son has preferred traits…

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u/MessiG0at10 — 12 hours ago
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Similar mods?

Does anyone know any mods similar to this one that doesn't affect EVERY character? I want to make a horrific abomination but apparently my friends prefer having "nice things to look at"

u/heftyclam98 — 1 day ago
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CK3 Needs the ability to leave a note against pinned characters

u/idsernews — 3 days ago
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Why no mpreg mod.

Gay pregnancy in general, a woman and man is unnatural why is it the only option available to us. I would love to see the chaos that a gay pregnancy mod would result in and I'm sure it'd be popular.

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u/jangamenis — 1 day ago
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Haymanot playthrough

Starting from the 867 start date as the county of dambiya this is how far I managed to spread haymanot Judaism (2nd largest religion behind Catholicism with 401 counties)

u/NoiseNarrow8755 — 2 days ago
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Need help with Theodosian Borders and General Norse Rome advice

So I'm playing Haesteinn and I wanted some advice on the order which i reclaim land. I wanna take all the byzantium decisions i can and eventually form Rome. Perhaps an Astaru reform is wise, itll take a lotta resources and time though.

I only get 1 invade kindom casus beli and I'm unreformed astaru for now so i dont have holy wars. My gut says I take a bite of the Abbassids and secure Syria. But then theres also bulgaria and Tulunid.

I've also refrained from going administrative for now as im inexperienced with that government type and succession seems easier to manage till i have the required borders.

In terms of culture im thinking of hybriding with greek to make varangian culture. So ill take Imperial tagmata, Roman Ceremonies, Palace politics, Performative honour and Northen Stories. My gut also stays go with Bellicose for now but Bureacratic is tempting.

Any advice on to what extent i play tall/wide, government choice will be greatly appreciated. Thanks guys.

u/Spiritual_Spirit_479 — 5 days ago
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How much do you focus on the aging mechanic?

I’m playing a Haesteinn run and I noticed I obviously don’t have much leeway anymore in terms of his lifespan. I’m at the point of deciding to rewind to a much earlier save.

Do you guys nowadays put a conscious effort into getting the befriend perk, have lovers, avoid traveling etc. Does it mitigate aging significantly?

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u/One-Function1550 — 5 days ago
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A couple of CK3AGOT multiplayer campaigns starting soon

Hey everyone.

A couple of organized CK3 A Game of Thrones multiplayer campaigns are starting soon with slots still open if anyone is looking to jump into a game. One of them is set during the Century of Blood and is explicitly beginner friendly, so you don't need to be a CK3 veteran to join.

They're listed on Grand Strategy MP Directory along with a bunch of other upcoming and ongoing campaigns across Paradox titles:

https://gsmpd.gg/

u/Acrobatic_Umpire_385 — 5 days ago
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This will make for a great cover up story un about 1000 years

u/Rp79322397 — 6 days ago
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Noble family question

Started as a landless adventurer, stewardship focused, wanted to make a ton of cash and basically make a ton of family heirlooms for future generations. Success. End up with about 4k gold after a very long life at 60, retiring in Byzantium after purchasing an estate. The emperor dies first year im a noble house. The successor is someone I did a contract for. +100 relation. My son turns 16. New emperor has 1 yr old daughter. I propose marriage with a hook and grand wedding, success. Did I just go from a merchant to an emperor in 1 generation lmao.

Also am I screwing myself out of an experience by jumping so high in rank? Do you guys think I should cancel it and play the noble game longer rather than becoming the most power ruler in tbe game lol

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u/Strict-Particular-35 — 6 days ago
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This game is hilariouis. Island Flu wiped my whole family out lol

Im playing after the tutorial, my guy dies from the Island Flu since I didnt isolate for some reason. I play as his son that's constantly shivering and dying. Dies within the year and now I'm a 9 year old girl that cant do shit and my Regent is doing corrupt shit lol and everyone hates me with a negative 40+ rating. My ten year old Uncle just got raided by 2400 vikings from a place called Island where the fucking flu came from. My 5 year old sister just got raided by King William of England. Literally went from unifying my island to my whole family getting ass fucked by consumption.

hahah pretty fun

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u/Soothsayer102 — 6 days ago
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Tips on increasing vassalage success?

I’m the Emperor of the HRE and I really want to vassalize the pope. I’m his rightful liege after usurping the kingdom of Romagna from a previous pope a while ago and I’ve maxed out every other aspect I can think of that increases success like diplomacy, true ruler, army size, reputation, etc. I’ve befriended him, made an alliance, learned his language but I’m still -2 away from being able to vassalize him. I can’t increase culture acceptance with him like I did with his Italian predecessor (who I had to kill because he was paranoid which gives -20) as he’s Swedish and I have no Swedish counties I can send my steward to to increase culture acceptance. Nor can I travel to any Swedish counties with a culture embasador like I did with Italy as Sweden has no holy sights. And I don’t have any census belli on any Swedish counties.

I could murder him and hope to get another Italian (or a culture I have territory in so I can use it to increase culture acceptance) but there’s a chance his replacement has a trait like paranoid or stubborn that gives negative vassalization chance. This guy is literally perfect except that he’s Swedish. I can dejure seize all of his territory but I’m really trying to avoid war with the head of my religion.

Anything else I can try?

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u/JagdTigerIII — 7 days ago
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The Wise Man

My guy has full Confucian trait path

Erudite Oracle

Scholar

Wise man

Wife on learning skill

Theologian

And 12 base learning

u/djmffhyetj — 7 days ago
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Merchant republics - hashish trade

Had a thought about this and looked into it.

It doesn’t seem like hashish will be a trade good in the upcoming expansion.
Although it wasn’t a well organized trade commodity during the period, it was abundant in Persia and India etc.

Anyone else think it would be awesome to role play as a hashish kingpin and create trade lines across realms?

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u/C-NOTE-BANKZ — 6 days ago
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Problems with the aGOT mods

Hello, i have a problem withe the aGOT mods. Via Steam, i can only sub to the principal one (the big one), but the other one, when i sub to them, i don't appear on my paradox launcher.

Any idea on how to fix that ?

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u/RushTasty — 8 days ago
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Historical character is the Pope 😭

I didn't know it was possible for Pierre Abélard, a historical character in the game, to become Pope 😭

u/AlexandreDodoremi — 11 days ago