Boats, for the majority of provinces, are not a reality.However, the Iron Islands are connected to each other. Only the Arbor in the far southwest, and the Iron Islands to the northwest are disconnected. 95% of all Westerosi provinces are connected by land and straits.The same thing happens whenever a war is declared on a King of the Iron Throne. Usually, the king will win a succession crisis, but it is certainly not a hard and fast rule. They are able to join the King of the Iron Throne, the rebels, or declare independence. When this happens, all Lords Paramount (kings) are made independent. Megawar setup: every time a succession occurs, there is a good chance of a succession crisis.Due to a number of reasons, even absolute crown authority allows vassals to wage war on other vassals. Everyone in Westeros, with the exception of the northern Night's Watch duchy, are sworn to the Iron Throne in post conquest scenarios.One can build additional holdings in a province, but due to the hardcoded 'one of every type of holding' requirement, these will be usually temples.However, levies replenish much slower than in the base game and the battles are more decisive. The number of troops one can field is much higher than in the vanilla - the Crownlands themselves can easily field from 5 to 10 thousand men, and they are one of the less sizable forces.These provide the overwhelming majority of levy troops in each province, making individual provinces more valuable than in the base game. Other, vanilla buildings (such as Castle Village) can be upgraded normally. These all start at a certain level, and cannot be upgraded further. Specific to cultures, all baronies and bishoprics have special upgrades. Each holding has an additional building.The years are counted from the Long Night (8000 years before Aegon's Landing), making 282 AL the year 8282 because there are plans to add a scenario set before Aegon's Landing and the CK2 engine doesn't accept negative dates.Here is a list of the most important changes: While the game mainly focuses on translating standard CKII to a Westerosi setting, that necessitates some differences in gameplay. Creators also let's you play before The Doom with additional eras submods: The Official Sub-Mods let's you customize your gameplay by replacing character frames or deleting Essos from the game. This scenario is set at the start of the book by the same name (book 4) and contains spoilers from all books. This scenario is based on book 2 of the series. This scenario is a joke scenario, nominally based on book 1 of the series. War of the Usurper aka Robert's Rebellion: 282 AL (8282).War of the Ninepenny Kings: 259 AL (8259).The Bleeding Years (Previously: The Seven Kingdoms): -4 AL (7996 using the mod's dating).The mod currently offers the following scenarios: 4.22 I selected the A Game of Thrones bookmark, but the commander of the Dragon's Gate keeps killing everyone! What gives?.4.20 Why are my wars ending inconclusively sometimes?.4.19 Why can't I play as Renly in A Clash of Kings?.4.18 I am a Mac user how come the mod doesn't work and how do I fix it?.4.17 I am a French speaker, why are the dynasty names in English?.4.16 Fabricating claims isn't working/happening too often, what have you done to it?.4.15 Why are all High Septons called High Septon I?.4.14 Are there supposed to be random silent sisters showing up in the Kingsguard/Nightswatch's court?.4.13 My character has like 25 martial, why is he losing to guys with really low martial in duels?.4.12 I'm making a CK2 mod and would like to use your Duel Engine or any other part of the mod, or I'd like to use your Duel Engine as a standalone mod.4.11 I'm a Wildling and I have no idea what I'm doing.

4.10 What is the 'Old Frames' option in the installer?.4.9 I have a copy of the HBO show's opening theme that I acquired completely legitimately.

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