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1. CRUSADER KINGS 2 PLUS IMPERIAL DECADENCE MOD
2. CRUSADER KINGS 2 PLUS IMPERIAL DECADENCE UPGRADE
3. CRUSADER KINGS 2 PLUS IMPERIAL DECADENCE MODS
4. CRUSADER KINGS 2 PLUS IMPERIAL DECADENCE PROFESSIONAL

CRUSADER KINGS 2 PLUS IMPERIAL DECADENCE MODS

It also incorporates elements from other mods on the Paradox forums, as well as work was done by other users on Something Awful's Paradox thread.Īs the name implies, CK2+ exists to give you more-more content, more choices, more fun.

CRUSADER KINGS 2 PLUS IMPERIAL DECADENCE MOD

The mod has had a lot of new features added since its original inception and continues to be updated regularly.

CRUSADER KINGS 2 PLUS IMPERIAL DECADENCE UPGRADE

In short, it becomes increasingly likely that spending 200-500 gold on a vassal's Castle Town upgrade is never going to pay for itself before the end of the game.CK2Plus (CK2+) is a mod originally created by Wiz, a member of the Something Awful forums who began working for Paradox in January 2013, which was then completely overhauled by a new team following the release of the Rajas of India DLC. And then factor in that the AI is terrible at optimizing its stewardship and basically picks random results in events, so it's never going to have other good income modifiers. Z is almost always positive and quite high, since it includes whatever your stewardship bonus is, your steward's collect taxes mission, plus any other global income modifiers you might have (trading mission from WoL focus, decadence bonus, etc) With a vassal's holdings, you're already talking about a negative multiplier for Z, because taxes merely give you a percentage of income.

With your own holdings, you invest X gold for Y income, multiplied by Z. They can't "better serve you" if they're entirely superfluous.Īnd you hit the zero gold ROI on vassals faster than you do on your own holdings. You could upgrade every vassals' holdings and spend all your money, but levies become pointless once you have 20-30k in retinues, so there's really no point to upgrading vassals at all. Nah, there really isn't, especially when most things just provide more gold (like building more cities and upgrading holdings). Lo and behold I find that a Pelinal Whitestrake is a suspected Shezarrine. Google that too, since it's awful close to Nerevarine and I wanna know exactly what kind of badass she is. At the same time I also look at Ahetotis (the badass's name) and see the title "the Shezarrine". Skip forward about 15 years and I decide to google Pelinal, as it's familiarity was bugging me.

She makes a lot of things awesome, not to mention being one of my greatest warriors and commanders (the only better in the kingdom are in my family). Nobody really knows where she came from, but all my nobles are like "Bro don't do it". So early on in his career some mystery woman comes to the court stating that she'd like to serve me. The family as a whole is also very adept at magic, which may be helping in trouncing my mostly militant-by-manpower neighbors.ĮDIT 2: Here's an odd coincidence! My current king is Pelinal the Lionheart. It's amazing how devastating a few well-timed spells can be.ĮDIT: Also of note, the family has had a set of elven armor as well as the Iceblade of the Monarch passed from leader to leader. So far the bastard has lived up to his family name by decimating armies that march to battle him and his forces. The bastard was legitimized, and at the age of six was crowned when his father passed of an infection. The mage was set to inherit the throne when my ruler and his lover had themselves a son. One is a mage, one is a barbarian, and another is a crafty diplomat.

CRUSADER KINGS 2 PLUS IMPERIAL DECADENCE PROFESSIONAL

My second ruler of Anvil had himself three daughters, all raised in similar fashion, but each of them went different professional routes. I have used the opportunity to invade their Kvatch buddies, leaving them with only two provinces for now. Currently two different forces, each supported by one third of the Colovian provinces, are vying for the throne. The Colovian Estates, once a massive looming force to my north-east, are embroiled in a constant state of civil wars. A war in their holdings north of the Imperial Isle gave me the opportunity to expand into their territory, using a province I inherited from a marriage as a staging ground. So Skingrad has acquired the Imperial Isle as well as Applewatch through marriage.