I do not know if what I'm about to report is a bug or the intended mechanic.
I am playing a game with the culture First lander and religion Sons of the ocean, currently I hold a King level title :
1) I am unable to grant vassals to one of my Dukes.The Duke in question is his rightful liege. It says that I need High crown authority or Level of fame needs to be Illustrious. However I am able to retract vassals. I don't know if this the intended mechanic or a bug. I would assume that granting vassals would not require any preconditions and retracting vassals would require these preconditions be met.
2) I was unable to appoint a single heir even after fulfilling all the preconditions. All the little boxes were ticked but the decision button remained grayed out. This happened with my first ruler, with my second ruler the decision is not available at all ( my second ruler has only one son, so maybe its not available because there aren't multiple heirs).

Apart from these two issues I'm really enjoying your work. The map and various mechanics are fun to play around with. Kindly let me know if my issues area bug or a feature.
Thanks and keep up the excellent work.

@vsjbrana22 Yes it's intended that you can't grant vassal if you don't meet these certain conditions. Liege at this time period would not have the power to put a chief above another one if he does not control his realm enough.

For the one heir decision, that is weird, I'll check this decision again. I'll have to rework on it as I made it a while ago and I've gotten much better at modding now.


Thank you very much for your feedback, we will keep on working hard on this mod :)

There are misspellings in the names of the duchies of Offaly and Talbotstown. They're Offlay and Talbostown in-game.

sea_fomorians_opinion and underground_fomorians_opinion are missing localisation strings. These appear in the description of the Fomorian Worship tenet of the faith of the same name.

@Brave Sir Robin

The tenets loc has already been reported and fixed. I'll change the duchy typos right now

Tried playing as the cessarians and things were fine until i wanted to go to war. both times i tried taking a county I was declared on for my cattle by an outside kingdom which wasnt a problem the first time but the second time it happened it just felt like a bug, also the war will invalidate itself then redeclare itself the moment i declare my own war. I thought it best to just surrender the cattle war and focus on my first war but surrendering sends me into massive debt plus levies taking all of my income so getting out of debt while in the war is impossible. I understand they are meant to be pacifists and are meant to avoid war but this feels more like a nation ruining bug rather than something purposely put in.

There is nothing that really prevent cessarians to go to war, for the war being declared than stop it's normal, it's the only way to make the AI use of the Cattle raid because AI only considers territory otherwise. I don't think it's a bug, the mod is quite difficult and can be unforgivable with the player during the start years. But that it triggers directly seems weird, if it happens again please tell us

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I like this mod. Actually I have no idea if it is a bug or not. When my vassal died, his heir became a vassal of my Liege. Is it ok?

Vassal of your liege or your vassal ?

Originally posted by hutma009:

Vassal of your liege or your vassal ?

Mine

Oh, that is intended, when a ruler ides his sons get independence from the primary heir

Originally posted by hutma009:

Oh, that is intended, when a ruler ides his sons get independence from the primary heir

No. I mean I am a Duke and a vassal of the King. I have my vassal who dies. His heir becomes independet from me and becomes a direct vassal of my Liege.

Ok, that is not supposed to happend, I'll investigate and fix it for the next update

I found where that comes from, I'm fixing it, it'll be fixed in the next update

The succession laws allow you to create the Partition system of inheritance.

However, once you have done this; the succession always reverts back to Ancient.