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Another Lunatic event is the passing of insane laws.

May the Shining Tentacle preserve us all. With his flying longship and crew of twelve singing rabbits, Kettil earned his fame by sailing across the Norse lands solving crime.

Kettil, proud son of a holy union between Odin, a wild mare and three forest gnomes, paid Óleifr handsomely to carve these runes. Granted, it's likely that your dynasty will be kicked off as soon as there's a Succession Crisis, but for that particular King's lifespan, you'll be wondering how the hell it happened. For example, as an Irish King, it's possible to (through bloodline ties to the throne) become nominated by a Faction to become King of England, or large chunks of it. The female ruler can then tearfully reassure him of her love and proceed to seduce other guys. Your husband will get a -200 opinion penalty because you are a harlot and will confront you while throwing furniture around. Female rulers can seduce other male rulers too. One of the event options after your love-making sessions goes "Vidi, Vici, Veni." * I saw, I conquered, I came.

The Way of Life expansion introduces, among other things, the ability to seduce courtiers.

What will your first kingdom be called? Mine will be the Kingdom of the Fish People, ALL HAIL FISH PEOPLE!" The expansion will also bring custom kingdoms. Relive the experience of bringing an empire back from the dead by assembling lesser empires, a "franken-empire" if you will. Same with Kingdoms when your emperor - I try and keep all Kingdoms with my ruler cause I don't want vassals to be able to call upon multiple duchies as kings when they decide to rebel and if they do become king I transfer vassalage's away from them."Charlemagne lives on in the new CK2 Charlemagne expansion. I do the latter and it hasn't gone wrong so far especially with the inclusion of independent retinues ? Ragnar and Sean remain popular Irish names to this day, Ragnardottsir not so much.ĭo ye try and have as many counties under your personal control as possible or do you give all but one away. One of Joyce's unfinished works was a play about Ragnar's life and how it foreshadowed the rise and fall of the Irish Empire and birth of the Irish republic. He is seen as our equivalent of Alfred the great for his role in turning our country from a collection of petty kingdoms to one united under a single king. We still learn of the life of Ragnar the Gardener in Irish history although recent research have uncovered the more unsavory aspects of his work to unite the nation.