His son, Kharuchi only ruled for a handful of years before falling ill and dying relatively young. He is literally the first character I've ever had go leper on me, so he got to be two 'firsts' for me.

Instead, now Northern Europe is the center of trade in the world.Īnywho, High Chief Xëryuchi 'Ironside', having dedicated his life to laying the groundwork for the establishment of a real nation in the north and not just a bunch of tribals dicking around raiding Russians, finally kicked the bucket in his sixties. Genoa, Venice, Pisa, and Ancona (which formed early on) were all wiped out, which kinda makes me sad. Republic action, as now only Gotland and myself exist.

Sadly, I probably won't have much Republic vs. So it's been over a century now, and I'm having some pretty solid fun with my Bjarmia tribal -> Republic game. I can only imagine the craziness you can work with the ruler designer if you really set out to cheese it. I don't know, some of the weights are sensible to me, others are just silly. Zealous costing 37 years seems a little much to me, I like having the trait usually, but it's nowhere near as good as genius, which is cheaper. For a player there isn't a huge difference between the two. Most of the rest seem pretty reasonable, though deceitful giving back 4 years while honest takes away 1 seems a little odd. Imbecile gives you back a whopping 65 years, and inbred gives back even more at 81, but those are two traits I would stay clear of even if they gave back 500 years. Stutter costs you 2 years, but seems to have no positive to it other than a relations bonus with other stutterers. I guess the health bonus is pretty huge, though. I was surprised to see that strong costs 40 and genius is 30, I would have expected genius to be more expensive. Wounded gives you back a whopping 11 years, while scarred costs you 1. Possessed gives you back 8 years, despite not really having any negatives that are immediately obvious besides sex opinion, which doesn't matter that much as far as I know. As I had expected, the learning educations are the cheapest, and the martial are the most expensive. It turns out that the wiki has this information, I just hadn't noticed the last column way off to the right.

So I had complained earlier that I hadn't found a listing of the various costs for the traits in the ruler designer.

Crusader kings 2 adopt feudalism