IIRC the Trajans have a special bloodline or something? May be mistaken though. Would like to ask where yout bloodline went though. Also good is the general out-there-ness of the run, the combination of Russian land, Hungarian culture and Manichean faith is straight out of a Haesteinn game. I've never like titular kingdoms, when khans create them during the settling process de jure drift will leave specks of 'ths place is de jure part of no empire at all,' ruining the de jure empire map forever, until they de jure drift into an empire that is. I would put a spoiler here but NS won't let meĭanubian Peoples wrote:Good on you for creating what appears to be a titular empire title. Got an acheivement for getting the Hedonist trait in this run. I simply invited its holder to my court, and them arrested and killed him. I got my hands on the Ark of the Covenant. Gavelkind laws at the time because new emperor and all. My current character is only on the throne because my previous character (his dad) got the silent kiler bloodline and axed some guys in the way of inheritance. I did get most of the empire barring the afformentioned Muhallabids to convert, and even if it is an insincere conversion I have secret cults off just for that. Also my eternal rivals in any Abbasid vassal game, the Muhallabids, are really pissed at me because one, I'm Miaphysite, two, I slighted their ancestors, and three, my dad slighted their ancestors.
I thought long and hard about this as it felt like a while had passed, more than one generation of ruler that is, and a I moused over the Shia caliph and. I searched up how to deal with the Pretender Shias and it turns out that their event troops should stick around until the pretender caliph dies. For some reason they were jacked up with their event troops still (not to mention the endless waves of raiders pouring from north of Persia. And then they won a holy war for some Persian duchy afterwards. Needless to say, they won their invasion. I guess realms changing hands like this does a number on troop counts because I could muster about, half as many troops as I should be able to. Unfortunately the same empire was being assaulted by the Pretender Shia Caliphate, who've established themselves in the Levant and Syria. I was playing as Pakhom Bashmur (the one Coptic guy in CK2, also a reference to a Tolstoy story apparently) again, and by 860 I had wrangled myself the Arabian Empire with a fabricated claim and a faction. Anyway, I just had the most off-the-walls game of CK2 in a while.
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