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Well, would you argue with the giant, fire-breathing lizard if it decided to really claim a claim?
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I got a better one: My dragon got drunk at the festival, and promptly asked to ride... himself.
There was a 50% chance of him consuming himself, by the way. I laughed really hard for 5 minutes after that prompt.
There was a 50% chance of him consuming himself, by the way. I laughed really hard for 5 minutes after that prompt.
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I decided to try out the Dance of the Dragons as Princess Rhaenyra, and Luke and his baby dragon somehow managed to defeat and kill Vhagar. Awesome, if unbelievable. Sadly, I didn't realize this left Luke as leader of a tiny unit of troops, so he promptly got killed in battle. Trying to recover, I discovered that (1) everyone hates dragons, so any plot easily gets several hundred percent plot power, and (2) murdering your brother's dragon apparently gives you kinslayer if discovered.
Almost as awesome as the time Jon freaking Connington killed both Robert and Stannis in single combat, leaving Renly to win Robert's Rebellion and become the child-king of Westeros (later married to Margaery, and banging Arianne Martell on the side; Ser Jon having been executed with extreme prejudice after the war).
Almost as awesome as the time Jon freaking Connington killed both Robert and Stannis in single combat, leaving Renly to win Robert's Rebellion and become the child-king of Westeros (later married to Margaery, and banging Arianne Martell on the side; Ser Jon having been executed with extreme prejudice after the war).
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I forgot to turn off Sunset Invasion once and the Aztecs invaded, conquered all of Westeros, and then sacrificed Joffrey and most of the Lannisters to their gods.
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In the Aegon's Conquest bookmark I played as Arrilac. I matri-married my daughter to a northern lord and got an alliance with the Stark king. Aegon conquered Harren and then turned his sights to me. The only reason I pulled off the victory was because the King in the North slayed Balerion, Vhagar, and Visenya herself. So he was certainly not the King Who Knelt in that timelime :laugh:.
Unfortunately, this was before the last update, or else it would have been cooler.
Unfortunately, this was before the last update, or else it would have been cooler.
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Doesn't matter. Sansa's claim was pushed anyway and she won.
Petyr pushed it for her?
No, some Northern lord did it ; Petyr was imprisoned and executed by Cersei because of a plot discovered. That was fortunate (Sansa & Petyr were married, so he had to die for the Stark (and not Baelish) to sit on the North again) and very convenient.
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In my current Aegon VI/ Dany playthrough (starting from last bookmark), Petyr also married Sansa, but is still LP of the Riverlands. He also had a lover...
Maybe it was set voluntarily for some chain of events. (like Daenerys marrying Quentyn)
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For the first time in my time playing CKII I decided to try out NK-mode. Here are the results.
To compare with how one of the best Lords was doing playing the vassal game here is Eddard Stark most honorable man in the Seven Kingdoms, dealing with his second revolt. EDIT: He also lost baby Sansa to a still birth.
To compare with how one of the best Lords was doing playing the vassal game here is Eddard Stark most honorable man in the Seven Kingdoms, dealing with his second revolt. EDIT: He also lost baby Sansa to a still birth.
