Incapable

[Inardesco]

My dude got the flu and with ut incapable...what gives?

How to get rid of it, all heirs kinda die too quickly

[gastfyr]

Influenza was pretty deadly up until quite recently irl, so I guess it's not so big of a stretch for it to make your character Incapable in game.

If your Court Physician is competent (and likes you enough) they should have a decent chance of treating you. That said, I've never had a illness so bad that it made me Incapable myself. That might be irreversible.

Not sure what you meant about your heirs dying too quickly?

[Inardesco]

Well, they go adult and then dead

[Marcus]

When someone becomes incapable they usually do not last long!!

[gastfyr]

Originally posted by Inardesco:

Well, they go adult and then dead

What in the world are your heirs dying of?

[Inardesco]

Appearantly...Severe stress, ah yeah, I duelled my son cuz we're in the same warriors lodge and he died cuz of the injuries sustained in that duel -.-

And something is also killing all my wives, like living it seems

[Karlington]

Did you get the full Incapable trait, or did you get the Bedridden modifier for your illness?

[Inardesco]

There was no trait involved, just that he got the flu.

But the game crashes a bit later and the auto-save only is at the start of the year, so now he's without the incapable. So I guess that sorted itself out somehow

[Johnny]

When you get sick your character also gets a modifier like, mildly sick (with gives +1 health) but he also can get bedridden (gives -1 health + incappable) this happens to simulate a mild flu from a really bad one

[Varainger]

As said, get a court physician and if possible a pretty good one
https://ck2.paradoxwikis.com/Court_Physician

[Karlington]

Originally posted by Inardesco:

There was no trait involved, just that he got the flu.

But the game crashes a bit later and the auto-save only is at the start of the year, so now he's without the incapable. So I guess that sorted itself out somehow

Ah, ok. When you get a disease you can get a regular (most common), mild, serious (may be misremembering the name of this degree), or bedridden level of disease. If you get bedridden you end up in a regency no matter the disease. :(

[Inardesco]

Usually it says so in the modifiers but there was no indicating modifier

There was a regency like right away. Must've missed it if it was indeed in the modifier