All this work has been conducted with a philosophy of keeping as close to the core features as possible, in order to maximize compatibility with other mods. For vanilla there is a province ID map, but that wont help with modded worlds #1. For the purposes of consoles commands like "change_culture" you can use debug mode and hover over the different baronies in the county to see their specific ID. It is also possible to change the capital directly, if the player character holds both the current capital and the target settlement which would become the new capital. The portrait of counts (or equivalent) has a thin silver border with no gems. The map module, SWMH map, really expands the map and I'm pretty sure is the most extensive map overhaul for CK2. If the ruler grants the county title to a baron-level vassal with a different government type, their existing settlement becomes the new capital. Adds cultural appropriate spelling to all entities (from empires all the way down to baronies), with many styling their contemporary medieval spelling form (For instance Denmark sporting medieval danish, while Norway featuring westnorse spelling).
Norse raiders can travel throughout the river system (mainly through Rus) 4. Secondly it includes substantial work on history and cultural related features. The following modules are currently available: CK2 HIP - The Northern Crusades #10 - A Worthy Opponent - Duration: 30:33. So the advantages of the Norse in 867 are as follows: 1. The marshal's "Train troops" job action multiplies even further the levy size. This page was last edited on 25 October 2020, at 19:58.
Ylving's Östergötland resides in the De jure of Norway) 2. Make sure you aren't trying to use other mods which aren't compatible with HIP, Any non-HIP mods you're trying to use with HIP, Any personal changes or edits you've made to HIP, Whether you're using a Mac or Linux computer. HIP focuses on historical plausibility, while also throwing in a lot of gameplay enhancing changes. This version of the mod is compatible with HIP.
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