bloodline

[El Birri]

what happen with the bloodlines?

first i get saint and then a own bloodline but after that i can't get any, even when i create the holy roman empire :(

[Random]

Bloodlines are limited to noteworthy achievements like completing a warrior lodge legendary quest event, as well as a few noteable others which I wont bother listing as it would take a while.

Beyond attaining saints blood from ancestor veneration by your religious head, and the ambition that becomes available when you exceed 5k prestige, the primary way to obtain bloodlines is actually to poach them via marriages.

Bloodlines is all about acquisition, and ultimately forging divine blood by taking all the best peices of major families via your eugenics project. The stacking effect of all the bloodline bonus is VERY substantial, and honestly if you could keep reforging new blood every time you hit 5k prestige with a character you would end up with so many bonuses and mechanics that it would just be straight up broken.

[Norfei]

There are many different ways of getting them. Don't think you have one for forming any empire. (I got 3 different bloodlines with my immortal ragnarr lodbrok gameplay)

[Mr_Faorry]

There is no Bloodline for creating the HRE.
The only bloodlines for creating empires are Israel, Roman Empire, India, Outremer and Slavic Union.

You get bloodlines for noteworthy archievements, not for just anything that is mildly difficult.
Full list of bloodlines here.[ck2.paradoxwikis.com]

[El Birri]

Originally posted by Mr_Faorry:

There is no Bloodline for creating the HRE.
The only bloodlines for creating empires are Israel, Roman Empire, India, Outremer and Slavic Union.

You get bloodlines for noteworthy archievements, not for just anything that is mildly difficult.
Full list of bloodlines here.[ck2.paradoxwikis.com]

i confuse roman empire with HRE xD

[Mr_Faorry]

Originally posted by El Birri:

i confuse roman empire with HRE xD

You also can't get the Roman Empire bloodline if you already have one of the existing Roman Bloodlines.

[El Birri]

then is there other bloodlines i can get how cristian?

[Mr_Faorry]

Originally posted by El Birri:

then is there other bloodlines i can get how cristian?

I already linked you to a full list of bloodlines[ck2.paradoxwikis.com], just have a squizz and see which are possible and which you might wanna go for.

[El Birri]

Originally posted by Mr_Faorry:

Originally posted by El Birri:

then is there other bloodlines i can get how cristian?

I already linked you to a full list of bloodlines[ck2.paradoxwikis.com], just have a squizz and see which are possible and which you might wanna go for.

yeah but idk why i can't get nothing after create my own bloodline. even i try with married but nothing :(

[Rodi]

If you marry someone with a bloodline your children will receive the bloodlines (unless the bloodline doesnt transfer to males/females respectively).

[El Birri]

Originally posted by Rodi:

If you marry someone with a bloodline your children will receive the bloodlines (unless the bloodline doesnt transfer to males/females respectively).

so if a bloodline comes from a men then i need to marry him with my daugther?

[Mr_Faorry]

Originally posted by El Birri:

Originally posted by Rodi:

If you marry someone with a bloodline your children will receive the bloodlines (unless the bloodline doesnt transfer to males/females respectively).

so if a bloodline comes from a men then i need to marry him with my daugther?

Yeah, and it needs to be a matrilineal marriage for it to transfer to the children.
Just read the wiki page[ck2.paradoxwikis.com] on bloodlines, specifically the inheritance and transfer sections I liked in this post, it'll explain everything and you won't need to wait for an answer.

[El Birri]

Originally posted by Mr_Faorry:

Originally posted by El Birri:

so if a bloodline comes from a men then i need to marry him with my daugther?

Yeah, and it needs to be a matrilineal marriage for it to transfer to the children.
Just read the wiki page[ck2.paradoxwikis.com] on bloodlines, specifically the inheritance and transfer sections I liked in this post, it'll explain everything and you won't need to wait for an answer.

the little problem about that is because this: my english is not my main language xD