does it change the checksum

really good

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I'd like to ask if this mod is still up to date, I don't reckon it looks like it.

Thanks!

@Erunaraina

I did not updated my mod for the last DLC (Horse Lords), but I probably will for the next one. At this moment, history files can mess with a lot of things, even with vanilla files. But if I understood your problem correctly, you should just open k_scotland.txt in the titles files, and remove the line about Ciniod (763.1.1={ holder = 166583 }.

This mod conflicts with another great mod callled Titlular Pictland which: replaces Ciniod's de jure Kingdom of Scotland [Pitland] title with a titular Kingdom of Picts title in the 769 start date (to more accurately reflect the political instability in the region at the time). The Kingdom of Scotland title is not removed, just unheld in 769. The conflict is that with your mod enabled, Ciniod holds both the de jure and titular titles. Is that something that could be resolved?

@chebonaparte : The mod only focus on historical characters that are already dead by the time you start a campaign. Nothing will change after your game's start.

BTW, I'm working on an upgrade because Horse Lords DLC edited a lot a historic files.

Does this mean the murder/illnes/death is predetermined every playthrough? or is it just coincidental explanation of deaths if and when they occur on certain characters?

Well, pretty accurate then. Many thanks, amazing mod. :)

@TurtleShroom

Yes.

Does this change the check sum?

I've updated the mod with some new stuff :

- Templars and Hospitallers historic files
- Egypt turkish rulers before the Fatimids
- Qarmatians : both religion and historic file (expect conflict if you edited the religion file)

Now you can raid with a muslim heresy !

@Priyon

Agrippina(s) are in the mod, and the young is already the murderer of Claudius.

Well done. I'm sure the research and implementation must've been time consuming.

Nice mod. It is small flavour mods like these that make the game so enjoyable.

May I suggest that you make Emperor Claudius as being assassinated by Nero? He was rumoured to have been poisoned by his wife Agrippina the Younger (not in the game), on behalf of her son Nero who was growing increasingly impatient to be the emperor as well as jealous of his stepbrother, Britannicus, whom Claudius favoured.

This has also been the theme in various books and a great show about Claudius, where they REALLY show Agrippina poisoning Claudius on Nero's behalf. :)

This mod should be in the vanilla game.
A shame that paradox was too lazy making it.

@edisonconi

Feel free to add any suggestion, I'm always looking for new interesting death reasons ! :D

I've tweaked the visigothic characters and added some frankish ones. I've also planned to do the christian holy orders.

That's great! Thank you for the effort.
Can I make two corrections, though?
In Charlemagne startdate, King Froyla 'the Cruel' of Asturias was killed by a mob who crowned Aurelio king afterwards because he was easily manouverable (trusting, ingame), if I remember it well. The game say king Froyla was killed under orders of king Aurelio.
Also, king Froyla's brother, prince Wimarano, was murdered under Froyla's orders (one of the good reasons why he is called Froyla 'the Cruel', by the way), the game say Wimarano died a natural death. ;-)

@Penwaddle
If you've played the game, you'd be able to replace the French with English in your mind.

You know... also if you know a bit French...

Be nice if the screenshots weren't in French so that we can actually see what the hell these things say.

It would just allow me to see what the text would normally say.

@Deiniol

I just added a new screenshot (Richard the Lionheart). But keep in mind that the mod does not edit language at all, so all localizations will work fine with the new death_reasons.

Mind providing some English language screenshots?

you are the best

There is no "default language" in the mod, I only edited character and title files. You may find new characters, but I gave them firstnames according to their culture.

Is it only in French?