Why the hell did he join the Kingsguard?? And why does he have face paint? Never seen this happen before.

Alright, so I’m still playing my post-Dance of the Dragons campaign, and I think I’ve reached a pretty stable point. My character, Baelor II, has a mistress with Valyrian features, and I want to create Daemon Blackfyre before the time he’s theoretically supposed to be born. If I have a bastard with her, legitimize him, and give him Blackfyre, will he automatically become Daemon Blackfyre, or do I have to rely on the AI ​​to make that happen?

Hello guys,

I took the liberty of making a slightly different version of the Westeros + Free Cities + Slaver's Bay submod. It's mostly the same, but I restored the Daenerys Stormborn event chains in both the ACOK and AFFC bookmarks.

These were turned off in the official Westeros Only submod (which this mod used as a basis) since they didn't work (almost all Dany events happen outside Westeros) but this mod's scope actually allows them to work perfectly! 

That's right, Qarth's absence is irrelevant. Granted, you won't be able to marry Xaro Xhoan Daxos, locking yourself out of the 1 (one) event that happens after you pick that option, but the entire House of the Undying event chain works well, surprisingly. Same with the "go to Pentos or Astapor" event dilemma; Dany does not even need land or a liege thanks to her Great Grass Sea titular duchy.

I mostly tested it with Slavery game rule turned off, so the wars of liberation (where weird stuff like e.g. Braavos ends up defending Myr/Tyrosh/Lys) don't happen. Dany either fucks off to Westeros right after beating Yunkai's counterattack or becomes empress of Ghiscar.

Usual CK2 randomness is still a thing. In 7 test runs with AI, Dany died of sickness once, became empress of Ghiscar twice, somehow lost the war against Meereen once, was murdered by plot once, and inherited the Iron Throne by accident once. In just 1 run did she actually beat everyone around Slaver's Bay and declare war on Westeros.

Anyway: all thanks to nathaniel for making the Westeros + Free Cities + Slaver's Bay submod and to the AGOT team for the original Westeros Only submod. It's nice to play in a less bloated world but still with all relevant areas. Big plus for not having the Iron Bank of Braavos society here, the event spam from that thing drove me crazy in vanilla!

Compatible & tested with unofficial patch 2.7!

www.mediafire.com/file/zwzfxyl1ydb3x4s/AGOT_Path_of_the_Dragon.zip/file

I was wondering if there was an update or a fork patch for homes for houses to work with 2.2.7 of the mod, so I can bring back the old mod trio of mine with HfH, More Bloodlines, and CBBT, or if there is a way to make them work with cleanly.

That's all.

Love this mod and been playing it for years but I have kind of a goldilocks problem. The base game is extremely stingy with bloodlines, much more so than vanilla CK2. It's one per great house, you can never acquire other bloodlines no matter how you marry, and you can never make bloodlines if you get a cool character. The prevention of mixing two bloodlines on one character is especially irritating considering a) it's possible in vanilla ck2 and b) how often it happens in the novels, at least 30% of asoiaf text is devoted to people having characteristics from both their parents bloodlines

But the main alternative - the More Bloodlines mod - just goes way, way too far. It's absurd. Your average Targaryen will be getting +15 sex appeal +30 combat skill +1 to every stat whatever just because they're descended from some asshole who was in the Dance. Personally, I really dislike the clutter and lack of balance so I don't want to use it. I've seen people suggest MB is fine if you go into the game files and nerfing the bloodlines, which I find really ridiculous. Going through every bloodline in Westeros and balancing it, may as well make my own mod.

Is there any submod that presents a halfway point between these two extremes? Something like vanilla ck2, where I can add a bloodline or two to my dynasty over the course of 4 or 5 centuries and if I get a really cool character I can create a bloodline for them? But not a bloodline for every named character in WOIAF. Would appreciate some answers

Why does this happen? Im Daemon Blackfyre and i use the decision reclaim valyrian empire after conquering Lys and Tyrosh

Submod:-Semi fixed more bloodlines 2.2

-Dragons peace

Anyone knows how it works? I havent gotten any event like with Harrenhal and none the commands I could find (I was tired from it :P) work.

didn’t realize what a streak she was on until she called me to war with her.. girl is the queen of five kingdoms

I had never used the "Dragon's Peace" submod before. I have to admit, the game dynamics improved 100%; I also took the opportunity to add "Bye Bye East" and a submod for new nicknames, and I disabled slavery to extend the longevity of my save. Does anyone play the Dance of the Dragons as Rhaenyra? I don't find it fun; I prefer taking the rightful king and wiping out the usurpers.

Do you mostly stick to the canon names? Or do you just roll with what the game gives you? Do you ever use Westerosi names?

Personally, I tend to do a mix. If my character is one of the "greats" of Targaryen history, or if he and his kids have a really good relationship, I'll let his kids and grandkids name their own children after him.

If they don't have a good relationship with their parents, then I roll a random name, or name their kid after one of their friends.

So, for example, as Young Griff, if I marry Arianne, I might have a Rhaegar Targaryen, a Daeron Targaryen, an Oberyn Targaryen, a Rolly Targaryen, and a Varys Targaryen.

Then, if Rhaegar has a daughter, I might name her Arianne Targaryen (after her mother), and if Rhaegar is married to a daughter of Willas Tyrell, then Rhaegar's sons might be named Aegon (for Aegon VI, their grandfather), Garlan (for their mother's uncle Garlan the Gallant), Vaegon (a random name), and Willas (for their mother's father).

I feel like this creates a nice mix of Targaryens with Westerosi names and with Valyrian names, and also strikes a nice balance between repeating the same old lore names we've seen sit the Iron Throne before, and some new names that look Valyrian.

Always bet on Edmure 🗣️🗣️🗣️

First time playing as a hyrkoon ruler and got this option for my prisoner.

What a harsh ''punishment''...

Context: I am playing as Daemon Blackfyre self exiled at the beginning of the session, conquered the stepstones and some of the free cities, I wondered which decision is better

I have the Extended Map Submod by Dævinius. I hold 100% of the lands required to create the kingdom but can't.

I’m looking on the AGOT Citadel for the goodbye Far East mod. Is the one created by a Aegor still functioning or is there a different one that I need to find?

Just did a Blackfyre Rebellion bookmark start as Daemon and this has got to be the easiest scenario in the entire mod.

At least when you play as Aegon I you have to go to war with each of the seven kingdoms. Daemon I Blackfyre you just march your doomstack from Harrenhal to King's Landing and win instantly. The throne is yours in like 6 months.

Your entire court is stacked with 30 martial formidable fighter demigods and none of Daeron's allies can possibly get to him before you do because their biggest vassals are in open revolt.