Elective monarchy, some questions.

[Caracal le Scribopolite]

I play a Gallawa Tuatha Emperor, and I would like to play an elective empire (like the HRE), but the two only elective things in the succession laws are the Gavelkind elective and the Tanistry.
So, why I can't use this succ, and how can I Allow it for my emperors ?

 

[The_Red_Star]

I believe that Celtic cultures get access to Tanistry in place of Feudal Elective.

 

[Rylock]

Rulers in the Celtic culture group don't have access to regular Feudal Elective at all, correct.

 

[Caracal le Scribopolite]

Thanks ^^ I'll modify some lines of code in this case, thanks for answers !

 

[ragnin]

Personally I like Tanistry better then Feudal Elective. Zero chance of having anything pass out of my dynasty's control is nice, plus I still get to choose who I want as an heir and usually they win.

 

[Kalista]

Personally I like Tanistry better then Feudal Elective. Zero chance of having anything pass out of my dynasty's control is nice, plus I still get to choose who I want as an heir and usually they win.

We also fixed elective monarchy awhile back so that the 2 pretenders correctly acquire claims on the title ( vanilla they receive nothing).

 

[Caracal le Scribopolite]

Personally I like Tanistry better then Feudal Elective. Zero chance of having anything pass out of my dynasty's control is nice, plus I still get to choose who I want as an heir and usually they win.

Yes of course, I agree, but I want an Elective Empire like HRE, just to switch on the Vassal position, to play with the Ck2 faction system, for roleplay, etc ...
And I keep a kingdom with the tanistry to stay powerful enough.