I suppose it's a reference to Rhoynish water magic? I've never seen this in a thousand hours. Not really mad as I've been attempting to prune the extra Targ cousins and their dragons anyways. That's why two of them were Kingsguard in the first place. I wish the wizards killed the other two cousins tbh. Maegor's bloodline is rotten

Anyone know what conditions trigger this? I was invading the disputed lands coastline, under control of Pentos

update: they did it again and killed the other two cousins lmao thanks wiz dudes

Especially in later dates. After the dance, IIRC, there isnt a single mentioned Celtigar in the Small Council.

Besides Castamere, what are some other holdings that can generate a lot of money? Preferably lesser-known ones.

tl;dr - using the "launch legendary adventure" casus belli from the Legends dlc ended up with me as an independent, county level realm with an administrative govt and maintaining my noble family title/estate.

Just to clarify, yes submods are enabled but I don't think this interaction is from a submod.

Since the new update, I discovered that there's a house in the southeast corner of Essos that is High Valyrian, follows the Fourteen Flames, has the only Valyrian Steel armor in the game and the VS sword Harbringer (these dudes and their artifacts might be from submod, 2nd). Note that the Historical ID lists them as descendants from the Vizeryon dynasty and they are considered a dragonriding house.

They only have a single county so I thought it would be cool to play as them and try to establish a "New Valyria" (I know, very original right?) with the newly added Essos and rebuild the cool ruins. Anyways, I had to become a vassal of Lys to survive early and then realized that it's basically impossible to independent once you're in. I thought that I would be able to declare an independence war but that casus belli apparently doesn't exist if you're in an administrative govt. declaring war on your liege.

I uncharacteristically wanted to avoid using debug as much as possible so decided to just play it out and see what happens. Eventually I remembered that there's a "Launch legendary adventure" decision/casus belli introduced in the Legends DLC that if you complete a heroic legend, allows you to declare war on a "distant land." If you win that war, you get whatever land you were fighting for, take your court with you but leave your previous titles (at this point I had a dictatorship set up in Lys after the 3rd time I was elected to lead it).

Braavos had conquered the county (Golden Fields) that I wanted to use as my new start up location and another nearby county that is part of the same de jure kingdom so I declared war on them with that unmade kingdom as my casus belli target to win those two counties. I was expecting to establish a new Feudal realm there once the war was over but lo and behold I maintained my Free City realm law and my noble family title with my estate automatically moving to my new county (3rd pic).

I am now somehow an independent ruler with only two, county level landed titles with an administrative realm and my Noble Family title + estate (1st pic). The estate however did lose a few buildings, building levels and interior upgrades (4th pic). I needed to stop playing for now but I did let the game run at 5x speed expecting to lose my estate/noble family title and revert to a feudal realm but no, it maintained lol. I also did not see any decision to adopt feudal ways but maybe that will change once I establish a duchy/kingdom and remain independent.

Has anyone had a similar experience? Not sure how this will end up but hopefully i'll find out soon enough!

I’m like 60 years into a Vikary run and I am struggling to claim high lordship of Castamere im kind of new to CK3 in general but I have all of fair isle and all of the high lordship of Castamere region under my rule but struggling to win the title to revive the Reynes any tips would be appreciated

And can you tell how one could recruit that cavalry ? Thanks.

Is this normal or did I add too many submods

What age do dragons change from their hatchling pose, where they stand upright, to their mature idle pose? In my game my dragon was like thirty years old and ridden by my heir but it kept the pose it did as a hatchling which I thought wasn't meant to last that long. So I'd appreciate it if someone could tell me if there's a specific age or it depends on their size or something.

I abducted the 3 most beautiful ladies of the realm. I was planning to do the same with Roslin Frey But She was pumping out babies for her husband non stop so I got turned off.

They all had their own child(ren) prior, btw.

I just find it so funny like Viserys rolling in his grave because my heir achieve the unthinkable I don't even know how he did it. I try to do it with robert it was impossible.

(PS : before you ask my heir is black of hair, Jaime had... some kind of accident with barristan, and Robert had 8 kid with Cersei... before she get murdered by Tyrion)

I was checking in on important characters, only to find that Sam, that dirty dog, has Jeyne Westerling has his wife!

I’m sure it’s been done many times but here is the results of my Petyr Baelish playthrough (not Ironman but I mostly just used saves to try out some different strategies since a lot of the intrigue and regency gameplay was very new to me and I had to rely on the AI in the various Mega Wars)

My first moves were to marry Jeyne Templeton and then do a couple quick murders to have her run the duchy of Ninestars with my kids set to inherit. After that I killed off Jon Arryn, achieved independence from my own duke using Jeyne’s troops, and then used some hooks and a regency overthrow to become the regent of the Vale over Jon’s young daughter. After that was the long process of entrenching the regency and setting up my eventual coup while doing a lot of embezzlements, hook fabrications, and creation of my new bank (which I named Goldfinger) to make a ton of cash. The biggest scare of this is shown during the last slide where I was briefly overthrown myself but then pulled an UNO reverse card on Horton Redfort and soon after became LP of the Vale.

In the meantime Robert defeated Aegon Blackfyre and the Greyjoys (them rebelling would become a theme) but I kept the Vale neutral. Finally someone revealed Jon Snow’s heritage which sparked another rebellion after Robert demanded their heads and this time I joined, seeing an opportunity to betrothe my daughter to Snow (more on that later). My greatest Littlefinger 5-D chess move came in this war when Viserys, who had sacrificed Dany to restore dragons, also invaded around the same time. I initiated a murder plot on him and then waited patiently for him to wreck Robert’s numerically superior army with his dragon and then executed the plot, taking his side out of the war entirely and allowing Snow’s crew to take the throne after a ton of time wasting by the AI armies.

Once Jon Snow was crowned I had to marry him to one of my noble eligible courtiers since he refused a matrilineal one with my daughter even with a strong hook. I then used the hook to become Hand of the King and eventually regent. In the meantime I had killed off Jeyne Templeton after she became infertile following the difficult birth of Petyr Jr and proceeded to marry Jon Arryn’s other daughter to give myself some legitimacy Ramsay Bolton style, although not fully Ramsay style since she seems to have a good opinion of me. Snow fathered a couple kids and won a few weak rebellions after which I had him killed, became regent, and eventually used a Throne Claim and Abduction scheme to overthrow his young son Aemon and make myself King. Now because of my lavish gifts and coronation I am beloved and the Realm is incredibly stable, I also granted the Vale back to my wife with her side of house Baelish set to be the future LPs of the Vale.

What is the name of this armor and how do i get it?

A successful raid on the Usurpers warcamp lead to his capture, thus allowing for a conclusion to the meagre dance of the dragons. A total of two dragons had died, it is time for the House of the Dragon to reaffirm their position or lose everything.