Oh and my new player's wife cheated on me and one of my sons is probably a bastard. Can't win them all.

Going to be a mess when I play tonight, though. Factions always pop up with a new ruler and a crusade is about to start to remove Norse rulers from England (I want them there).

All I need now is a bunch of coin and 40 more realms to make an empire, but my grandson is young and military focused so I think that might be doable in his lifetime!

I ended up creating the kingdoms (there were actually two that I'd have lost!) and enacting voting right before I died, so now my grandson (current player) got all three kingdoms and only lost 3 counties :) He can't even keep all 6 he inherited, so I have to give one away.

There's now a release date and news about pre-ordering for Cloudy With a Chance of Starships!

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There's now a release date and news about pre-ordering for Cloudy With a Chance of Starships!

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I'm honestly tempted to find ways to kill off sons. My current guy (who's 68 and probably about to die) had 6!!! I regret not save scumming for daughters.

Eventually, I'll have the option to switch to primogeniture inheritance, which is 100000x better. But that won't be for ages

In ck3 it's called partition and I hate it. I'm Norse, so I could immediately enact elective monarchy, but some of my titles still get split up. I'm losing a kingdom I didn't even create yet (boo) to another son.

I have never had a good time with player heirs who've got intrigue education. They always make problems for me.

One of the people he killed was my son, but I think that was for the best because it helps with dividing up land when I die.

Although I think it's a blessing because this guy was my player heir and I did NOT want to play as him. His younger brother is so much better.

Also I had an emperor who died at 97, which I thought was pretty impressive!

Thanks for both of these!

Ahh thank you! I will probably bug you for help every now and then haha