Sauron (and Nazgul) revocation problem Thread - CK2: Middle Earth Project (CK2:MEP) mod for Crusader Kings II
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| Oct 24 2015 Anchor | ||
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As you may or may not know, Sauron and the Nazgul are both constantly in revocation wars, after which they give the title to an invited courtier, who then proceeds to change culture/religion to orkish, and then Sauron/Nazgul revokes again... Ad infinitum, you know? Has anyone else noticed this? In addition, every time I play the War of the Ring start, Sauron get's ousted/he abdicates and goes to Saruman's court and becomes a spymaster, and then the Mouth of Sauron inherits, at which point all the Nazgul get auto-murdered. Also, portrait bugs when summoned courtiers switch religion and culture abound, (this wasn't the case in 0.4.1b) but that's minor. Edited by: MasterTitan |
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Jan 25 2016 Anchor | |
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I have experienced this in Angmar when the Witch-king revokes the titles of all his underlings. -- Swiggity swooty, coming for that booty. |
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