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This is more of a suggestion, I know that ordering conversion is impossible since it would wipe out Drowned God and Old Gods worship, but it would be really helpful if, when you start worshipping R'hlorr, you could tell your vassals to convert like Stannis did. Just a friendly idea, still love the mod.
 
This is more of a suggestion, I know that ordering conversion is impossible since it would wipe out Drowned God and Old Gods worship, but it would be really helpful if, when you start worshipping R'hlorr, you could tell your vassals to convert like Stannis did. Just a friendly idea, still love the mod.

Yeah. That, or your family, at least, converting with you. As far as I know that doesn't happen, but I may be wrong.
 
Maybe a "Burn the false idols" event where your vassals have to decide on conversion, and if they refuse you can imprison them and revoke all their titles?

That'd be freaking sweet. I suppose it would have to have crippling side-effects, though, to make it not so easy, such as cost a lot of money and prestige.
 
Maybe not a mass revoke, but some kind of penalty. I sorta feel that a R'hllor worshipper should be able to get away with more tyranny though, at least with fellow members of their religion. In other words, if you try to force convert the entire Seven Kingdoms, you should take a large tyranny hit, but everyone who actually decides to convert shouldn't care anyway. Everyone who refuses should be strongly inclined to conspire against you. Old Gods and Drowned God religion should probably be far harder to convert, too. We already know that Stannis and Melisandre seem fairly tolerant of the Old Gods and their magic, and that Victarion seems comfortable holding both Drowned God and R'hllor faith at once.
 
Maybe not a mass revoke, but some kind of penalty. I sorta feel that a R'hllor worshipper should be able to get away with more tyranny though, at least with fellow members of their religion. In other words, if you try to force convert the entire Seven Kingdoms, you should take a large tyranny hit, but everyone who actually decides to convert shouldn't care anyway. Everyone who refuses should be strongly inclined to conspire against you. Old Gods and Drowned God religion should probably be far harder to convert, too. We already know that Stannis and Melisandre seem fairly tolerant of the Old Gods and their magic, and that Victarion seems comfortable holding both Drowned God and R'hllor faith at once.
I don't see why r'hlloran characters should see Old Gods as more 'tolerated' than Seven. It's not like they didn't burn this weirswood at Storm's End just because they could.
 
Rhllor is the less tolerant religion ever
Well, maybe except the Seven, with the new fanatic High Septon in AFFC
They burn the Seven's statues, they burn weirwoods, they burn the... goat god of one of the Free Cities. High Priest Benerro talks about how the enemies of Rhllor worship "false gods in temples of deceit". And Mel's just Mel.
I'd say that what Victarion does is just for convenience (much like Stannis), you keep your men happy by favouring the Drowned God and keep the healing powers by favouring the Lord of Light too.
 
Is there any particular condition, other than asking for it, that can cause you to become Night King of the Night's Watch?

Just a placeholder title to prevent a crash in one of the de jure screens.
 
Just a placeholder title to prevent a crash in one of the de jure screens.

Oh well, I made it happen anyway as Edric Storm who, after becoming Lord Commander of the Night's Watch, deserted, took Wildling land, then stormed back with a mercenary army to take the Night's Watch and name himself Night's King. Then he demolished all of the wildlings. Muahaha.

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Also, I saw this. Uh... wut?

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I was also going to mention, it'd be awesome if Faceless Man became a trait similar to Black Brother, Kingsguard and Maester when Essos comes.
 
Night King is a thing, or did you put it in yourself? Also, how in the world does a Targ just spawn out of nowhere with claims to the throne? That's pretty interesting, lmao.
 
Night King is a thing, or did you put it in yourself? Also, how in the world does a Targ just spawn out of nowhere with claims to the throne? That's pretty interesting, lmao.

Night's King is a thing ;)

It's AFFC scenario ?
Dany is Queen of Meeren with open elective(?) law and heir simply inherit Dany's claims

But how would that cause the elected to take the Targaryen name? XD
 
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