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that should tell you something about my ruler! he may be incredibly smrt (44 learning), a magus, has invented many things and written many books, but hes sick! for a time he even was a lunatic and made his horse his chancellor! unfortunately the horse died half a year later.
(oh and he and the mystic have a legitimized bastard now which also has a sh*tload of learning already)
Interesting immortal glitterhoof.
I can already image this scenario where you have 5 immortal glitterhoof and you put them all on council somehow. Then sit back and wait for the inevitable rebellion and knock them down to keep them under control!
I can already image this scenario where you have 5 immortal glitterhoof and you put them all on council somehow. Then sit back and wait for the inevitable rebellion and knock them down to keep them under control!
well, there seem to be 19 glitterhoofs in the world. 3 of them could be persuaded to join my court. I dont know if they'd still be eligible for immortal but lets hope! im going to invite them.
this bear shall construct great machines of war so the kingdom of sicily is finally not scared enough anymore to not declare independence despite having 145% of the basileus's forces!
(ive guessed there are other animals in ck2 after seeing glitterhoof but.... a bear in a society of intellectuals?)
edit, i was correct, hail the bear
(ive guessed there are other animals in ck2 after seeing glitterhoof but.... a bear in a society of intellectuals?)
edit, i was correct, hail the bear
The other is a cat, Mittens, who appear in similar fashion then Glitterhoof, except as a spymaster.
The bear are different as they are secret bear, so are actual character that transform into bear, but only happen in AI court if supernatural is unrestricted.
ohhh that is fancy and that explains it. I turned supernatural unrestricted. I wish i turned into a bear ;_; imagine an immortal all-powerful bear that is the second oldest living creature!
I am pretty sure that this guy had borned buddhist and had never changed religion to any form of christianity.
ive decided to start a new game and within a few years i got through 3 rulers.
the heir rivaled his father (me). The heir poisoned his father and was found out. the heir rivaled his brother. I became the heir. I challenge the brother to those event duels, get a bunch of prestige for winning and once because he didnt even try. Suddenly the heir dies of LOVE so the brother is now me. On the bright side that was probably good tho cuz the other was a kinslayer and the subjects almost declared independence.
oh and now, the brother aka me has depression and camp fever.
the heir rivaled his father (me). The heir poisoned his father and was found out. the heir rivaled his brother. I became the heir. I challenge the brother to those event duels, get a bunch of prestige for winning and once because he didnt even try. Suddenly the heir dies of LOVE so the brother is now me. On the bright side that was probably good tho cuz the other was a kinslayer and the subjects almost declared independence.
oh and now, the brother aka me has depression and camp fever.
The reason Buddha is venerated, by Buddhist, is because he achieved enlightenment to escape the reincarnation cycle...
For an Hindus it would make more sense on the other end, Vaishanavist consider Buddha an avatar of Vishnu. So not completely out possibility that a Hinduism branch influenced by Nestorian could consider Jesus an other incarnation, considering the melting pot that Indian religions are.
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Well, I checked his traits another time and noticed that he has Sympathy for Christendom. Maybe this guy is hidden Catholic (but more probable variant is Orthodox), and game just had named him "the Sword of Jesus" because of that?
youd think someone older than 2000 years would know how to write a medical theory (given the ancient greeks had more advanced medicine than most (not all) medieval cultures)
"Well, I mean, the flesh is immortal, so to cure dysentery, you only need to pack the afflicted in salt and come back in two weeks. He'll be cured."
"Not the cured I think you mean, Incitatus."
"Not the cured I think you mean, Incitatus."
