The new kingdom will initially have no de jure lands, but it will gain them with time (if it survives). Oh, and we've also changed something that has to do with murders.In Crusader Kings 2: Charlemagne, rulers will no longer be restricted to the predefined de jure kingdoms and empires on the map when they wish to take a step up in rank.Īny duke that has a large enough realm and enough prestige can now declare himself a king. One has to do with titles and the other has to do with stories. Today we'll discuss two new game features that we are really excited about. Hello everyone and welcome to the second dev diary for Crusader Kings II: Charlemagne!I'm Tobias Bodlund, Scripter on the CK2 team.
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For instance, in the old version of the CKII+ mod there was a Crusader/Outremer/Levantine melting pot, but it was really wonky and sometimes you'd see the cultur in random parts of Europe. From my experience as a modder, melting pots are notoriously frustrating to deal with, not so much in the difficulty of coding them (Kyou only really need a little experience to pull one off, or just copypasta the English one), but because they can be very unpredictable. This Crusader Kings II Wiki is a repository of Crusader Kings II related knowledge, useful for both new and experienced players and for modders.Ĭlick to expand.Even the English melting pot can be wonky. Crusader Kings II is a grand strategy game with RPG elements developed by Paradox Development Studio. So, if you're the Byzantines and you have douxes in Tracesia, Charsianon, and Trebizond, and you appoint a Viceroy over all of Anatolia, all those vassals should go to your Viceroy, who will then be the only relevant vassal (so, instead of, say 3 vassals, you now have 1). Judging from the replies, so long as that title gives your viceroy authority over your vassals, then yes.
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