That awkward feeling when Shia caliph and grand-master of Hashashins work together for the benefit of Christendom. Bet he'll use that money for Christmas displays in Alamut:
Hey, we're all People of the Book
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Hey, we're all People of the Book
Robert the Old wants you to respect her life desicions.
One of my Dutch counts in the HRE is going by Countess now lol
Not the most unusual of screenshots, compared to some crazy maps, but I do love when random, unrelated events link together.
Young Despot Porphyrios, ascended to the throne not even half a week old when his father died from an incapacitating head injury. No father figure to raise him right, his Frankish mother embezzling royal funds... Thankfully, his tutor steered him down the right path, raising him in his father's absence to be a diligent, gregarious king-in-making. Unfortunately...
Come on, it was his first time
A meager twelve years of age and the young king has to be a father before he's even fit to rule the kingdom.
His noble tutor dies infirm, leaving the education of Porphyrios undetermined. He's 15 by now, diligent, zealous, honest, gregarious, and fantastic diplomatic tact. For his final year of study, he will focus instead on the stewardship of rulership. Who in the realm would be most qualified? The Baroness that hooked up with him in a drunken fling when he was just a boy. Typically, she taught him to let loose, indulge, and enjoy life, enforcing his gluttony.
No worries. A few ways to take care of that. The boy has become a man, and now it's time to carve out his own destiny! History will forever remember--!
...oh. Live fast, die young, leave a pock-marked corpse.
Fast Times at Ridgemont Barony
Not the most unusual of screenshots, compared to some crazy maps, but I do love when random, unrelated events link together.
Young Despot Porphyrios, ascended to the throne not even half a week old when his father died from an incapacitating head injury. No father figure to raise him right, his Frankish mother embezzling royal funds... Thankfully, his tutor steered him down the right path, raising him in his father's absence to be a diligent, gregarious king-in-making. Unfortunately...
Come on, it was his first time
A meager twelve years of age and the young king has to be a father before he's even fit to rule the kingdom.
His noble tutor dies infirm, leaving the education of Porphyrios undetermined. He's 15 by now, diligent, zealous, honest, gregarious, and fantastic diplomatic tact. For his final year of study, he will focus instead on the stewardship of rulership. Who in the realm would be most qualified? The Baroness that hooked up with him in a drunken fling when he was just a boy. Typically, she taught him to let loose, indulge, and enjoy life, enforcing his gluttony.
No worries. A few ways to take care of that. The boy has become a man, and now it's time to carve out his own destiny! History will forever remember--!
...oh. Live fast, die young, leave a pock-marked corpse.
Didn't know it was possible to have a character under 16 having a mistress
Playing as a Sicilian Jain ruler using the Shattered World mod, and was extremely shocked to see a Norse African (with Danish culture) be king of Germany... with his single county throne in Scotland nonetheless!
I think King Inge forgot how to King.
I don't know how to add the screenshot, but I have a game where within a year of the 867 start, the Abbasid dynasty lost almost all territory in mesopotamia and syria.
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Playing as a Sicilian Jain ruler using the Shattered World mod, and was extremely shocked to see a Norse African (with Danish culture) be king of Germany... with his single county throne in Scotland nonetheless!
I think King Inge forgot how to King.
Cultural enrichment, blanda upp
That awkward feeling when completely plausible historical scenario happens so rarely, it deserves an "odd pictures" post.
Didn't know it was possible to have a character under 16 having a mistress
In my playing history I have only had two times event where I have got some woman to become pregnant in feast. Both were with same guy and that guy where in both situations still only a child. He had a good childhood.
And when Al-Mutazz, the one who Turks throw in the basement and forgot to feed, goes on some kind of world conquest spree is completely OK. CK2 can't into Middle East, woe to me.
For some reason, with one character I kept on seducing my brother's wife and taking her on a tour of the castle, but nothing resulted.
This kid sure is a playa...Not the most unusual of screenshots, compared to some crazy maps, but I do love when random, unrelated events link together.
Young Despot Porphyrios, ascended to the throne not even half a week old when his father died from an incapacitating head injury. No father figure to raise him right, his Frankish mother embezzling royal funds... Thankfully, his tutor steered him down the right path, raising him in his father's absence to be a diligent, gregarious king-in-making. Unfortunately...
Come on, it was his first time
A meager twelve years of age and the young king has to be a father before he's even fit to rule the kingdom.
His noble tutor dies infirm, leaving the education of Porphyrios undetermined. He's 15 by now, diligent, zealous, honest, gregarious, and fantastic diplomatic tact. For his final year of study, he will focus instead on the stewardship of rulership. Who in the realm would be most qualified? The Baroness that hooked up with him in a drunken fling when he was just a boy. Typically, she taught him to let loose, indulge, and enjoy life, enforcing his gluttony.
No worries. A few ways to take care of that. The boy has become a man, and now it's time to carve out his own destiny! History will forever remember--!
...oh. Live fast, die young, leave a pock-marked corpse.
Not really unusual or outright strange, happens to me all the time.I managed to ally Byzantium as Socotra(Hedonid).......
Playing as Rashka, I looked over at the Middle East real quick, and I saw a pagan coat of arms over Galilee. I thought it was a Norse prepared invasion, but it turned out to be something else.
While I was looking at Vyacheslav's page, he died from disease and this guy inherited. So now we have Russian Slavic pagans in Galilee. His vassals are all Norse culture and Slavic religion too.
Then, one of the nearby Sunni dutchies declares a holy war for their lands and they convert. One of his vassals is still Slavic, by the way.
I have no idea how they even got there in the first place. I think it could've been a Norse religion adventurer who converted to Slavic while he was invading, and he had "the Conqueror" nickname successful adventurers get.