The lords of Dorne are now in revolt against the Tyrells only, giving them a chance of winning. – Rebalanced the Conquest of Dorne scenario. – Ironborn may now have to duel wielders of valyrian blades to steal them whilst raiding They can also ask nearby rulers for funding. Adventurers now usually require gold to accumalate an army, the size of which increases the wealthier they are. Characters now match up in duel-like jousts. We’ve also tried to make the various Westerosi regions slightly more unique by varying the troop composition found in each region. Some recent ‘World of Ice and Fire’ extracts have allowed us to expand our history setup, detailed changes are found below. I'll keep searching.There are lots of small changes in this update. I'd like to provide you with the dev diary, which HIP's EMF wrote back then, when introducing that mechanic, but I can't find it. It happens from time to time, given they have capable ruler's, but one will also see them fall apart every now and then. This prevents the ERE from blobbing in almost every game. Naturally, it only affects realms of the empire-level.įor example (and if I recall correctly), in HIP's 1066 start, the ERE starts with a much higher imperical decay-factor than the HRE, simply to mirror how old it already was at the game's start (and presumably how rotten / decayed / the moral of its leaders, bureaucracy and so forth). You can also define starting level's for the imperical-decay factor per realm. Overall it tones down the unplausible and ahistorical CK2 tendency to foster blobby giants in eternity. It fucks over weak rulers and provides a challenge for capable one's. But in the long run it's getting harder and harder to keep the imperical decay factor low or at the status quo level. It can be countered by winning war's and performing some awesome, prestigious deeds. Replaces Coat of arms from the show for the major families and a couple of others noble houses mention in the show. Maybe the imperial decay-mechanic employed in HIP could be a solution? Or at least a solid starting point / inspiration for a new mechanism? It's basically a negative factor that decreases parameter's like levy-size, tax-income and some other things by every succession / lost war /. 1.1 updates the mod to AGOT 1.3 and adds Dynamic COA support and allows the Boltons to use there coa for the Dreadfort and if they control the North they can use it there too aswell.
#Agot ck2 mod submod zip file
zip file and extracting it to your mod folder. Where do I report a bug/issue or share an idea/suggestion?Īs with other mods, installation consists of downloading the. Inital release of Early Bookmarks Submod for WtWSMS, featuring a 459 bookmark and scrollable history extension Gave Sassanid de-jure province of Paradan to Sassanid empire Added Hierodoxus, pater civitatis of Attalia Added Hilarion, pater civitatis of Jerusalem Added Theodorus, pater civitatis of Smyrna Added two historical governors of Syria Salutaris Made Londinium remain under Brittonic control until 470, as suggested by Added eight historical governors of Palaestina Prima (Iudea in game) Added six other historical praefecti augustales Added Pergamius, praefectus augustalis in 482 with his relatives, including John the Silent Added twenty historical comites Orientis Greatly reduced the submod size thanks to Fixed Syagrius being theocratic in 476 A 445 bookmark and scrollable history extension Fixed the name of historical vicar of Britannia after 395 being "Chrystanthus" instead of "Chrysanthus" Fixed the dynasty of the Balti Visigothic kings Added the missing "Steel Arms" nickname Fixed Theodosius II becoming the Eastern Roman Emperor in 421 instead of 408 Fixed some characters and titles being Nestorian before the Council of Ephesus Changed the Xionite ruler's religion to Hephthalite Added a lot of Wikipedia links, mostly to indicate which characters are historical Fixed wrong ID of Guaram Guaramid being used in title history
Fixed the Garamantes not being balkanised in the early bookmarks Fixed the Adkaddakhe realm being split in two Character history and title history fixes Fixed descriptions of Attila and Valentinian III
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