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and it doesn't work at all in elective systems (including elective gavelkind). don't confuse gavelkind and elective gavelkind. despite the similar name, the 2 systems have very significant differences.
once you reformed, you are no longer stuck with elective gavelkind any more. only unreformed pagans are stuck with it. you can switch to hereditary gavelkind after the reformation.
This has nothing to do with the OP, but sure. Eldership can be really good, or at least interesting, but it's not a system that you can just leave be and get what you want. You have to bribe, sway, give (honorary) titles, carouse, etc. a lot to make the Elders like you and have them vote who they want. Otherwise they are cranky ass old people who would rather vote in someone they like who will give them gifts or whatever. They are ♥♥♥♥♥♥ elder people who can't see anything past the short term. Sounds realistic to me; have you ever met a cranky old ♥♥♥♥?
If you were at the age where every night you go to sleep could be your last, you wouldnt be thinking much of long term either :P