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Expanded Decisions: Grand Hunt

In the base game, the Grand Hunt is blocked for characters with any type of health condition - which includes relatively-benign conditions such as lunacy and being a eunuch.

This mod adds a new Grand Hunt decision, which allows characters with any number of non-debilitating health conditions to go on a Grand Hunt.

Conditions that are considered debilitating are:

• Any type of illness
  
• Wounded or severely injured
  
• Infirm, mangled, maimed or incapable
  
• In a regency (ie. something else is preventing the ruler from taking normal actions)

The aim of the "Expanded Decisions" mod family is to be as compatible as possible with vanilla CK2 (and other mods), and to avoid making the game easier.

• Required CK2 version: 3.3.5.1
  
• Achievement compatible: No
  
• Safe to add to existing game: Yes
  
• Safe to remove from existing game: Yes
  
• Changes to vanilla files:
  
  • Alters ...\events\hunting_events.txt, to allow these vanilla Grand Hunt events to occur if a character has non-debilitating health conditions.
• Mod compatibility:
  
  • Compatible with any mod that does not alter the vanilla Grand Hunt events (...\events\hunting_events.txt)
• Changes to AI behaviour:
  
  • AI can take the new decision, if they fulfil the criteria. I don't know if they actually take it, and it probably doesn't make much difference either way.
• Decrease in game difficulty: Negligible
  
• Localisation: English only
  
• Mod development status: Mostly-complete, but desired future developments are impractical:
  
  • Ideally, a character who ONLY has non-epidemic syphilis ("Great Pox") and/or cancer shouldn't be blocked. But this seems impossible without hardcoding a massive list of traits, which would also break compatibility with mods that add new health conditions.

• All of my CK2 mods are version-controlled via a Github repository[github.com] (eg. if you want earlier/beta versions of any of my mods).
  
• I also publish a zip version[github.com] of this mod on Github.
  
• All of my mods are published on Github under the MIT license, and I'm following the same logic here on the workshop. Essentially, you're welcome to reuse my mods in any way you wish as long as you provide attribution (eg. credit and/or a link).