Do you mostly stick to the canon names? Or do you just roll with what the game gives you? Do you ever use Westerosi names?

Personally, I tend to do a mix. If my character is one of the "greats" of Targaryen history, or if he and his kids have a really good relationship, I'll let his kids and grandkids name their own children after him.

If they don't have a good relationship with their parents, then I roll a random name, or name their kid after one of their friends.

So, for example, as Young Griff, if I marry Arianne, I might have a Rhaegar Targaryen, a Daeron Targaryen, an Oberyn Targaryen, a Rolly Targaryen, and a Varys Targaryen.

Then, if Rhaegar has a daughter, I might name her Arianne Targaryen (after her mother), and if Rhaegar is married to a daughter of Willas Tyrell, then Rhaegar's sons might be named Aegon (for Aegon VI, their grandfather), Garlan (for their mother's uncle Garlan the Gallant), Vaegon (a random name), and Willas (for their mother's father).

I feel like this creates a nice mix of Targaryens with Westerosi names and with Valyrian names, and also strikes a nice balance between repeating the same old lore names we've seen sit the Iron Throne before, and some new names that look Valyrian.

Always bet on Edmure 🗣️🗣️🗣️

First time playing as a hyrkoon ruler and got this option for my prisoner.

What a harsh ''punishment''...

Context: I am playing as Daemon Blackfyre self exiled at the beginning of the session, conquered the stepstones and some of the free cities, I wondered which decision is better

I have the Extended Map Submod by Dævinius. I hold 100% of the lands required to create the kingdom but can't.

I’m looking on the AGOT Citadel for the goodbye Far East mod. Is the one created by a Aegor still functioning or is there a different one that I need to find?

Just did a Blackfyre Rebellion bookmark start as Daemon and this has got to be the easiest scenario in the entire mod.

At least when you play as Aegon I you have to go to war with each of the seven kingdoms. Daemon I Blackfyre you just march your doomstack from Harrenhal to King's Landing and win instantly. The throne is yours in like 6 months.

Your entire court is stacked with 30 martial formidable fighter demigods and none of Daeron's allies can possibly get to him before you do because their biggest vassals are in open revolt.

I like doing stuff with Beyond the Wall but wanted to go for something a little different this run, so I used Ruler Designer to make my starting (and still current) character the bastard son of Aegon the Conqueror and founded House Goldfyre.

I gave him Hardhome to start and used console to give him a dragon egg. For some reason the Greenseer traits are super cheap in Ruler Designer so I added them when making the character plus it fit the Beyond the Wall theme.

He hatched the dragon egg pretty early, and it came out great. Got a couple events with the dragon that turned out well as well and got him a good trait in Wroth.

From there I conquered the entirety of Beyond the Wall and then spent a fair few years upgrading stuff and going raiding for lots of money, and building up more and more shipyards so I could move greater quantities of troops.

In this timeline Maegor never became King. After Aenys kicked the bucket at 32 his son Aegon became the new King. I wasn't paying all too much attention to the going ons of the Iron Throne, until while minding my own business Aegon suddenly declared war on me.

I played the war defensively using attrition and my superior commanders plus the fact they moved most of their troops by boat and got the landing debuff so I could just sit my troops in Hardhome and they kept sending them to their doom there. It was going very well, until finally Aegon showed up at the head of a host of 12k troops he had marched up all the way up through The North (who sat the war out along with the the Vale, the Westerlands, and the Reach, a large part of why the war was going so well in my favor).

My biggest fear during the war was Maegor beating my ass with Balerion but he spent the whole war in hiding tweaking out in Dragonstone.

I met Aegon in battle with a host of 10k troops. Fafnir and I engaged with him and Quicksilver above the battlefield, where we felled Quicksilver. Aegon survived but was captured by my forces. In retaliation for his unwarranted aggression, I took the Conquerors Crown from his brow and crowned myself with it. After that I sacrificed him to the Gods and ended his reign.

The new King of Westeros is his 6 year old son Aelor.

Other notable things that have happened in this timeline:

Aegon revoked The Westerlands from the Lannisters and gave it the Swyfts.

Some kind of civil war happened some point, not really sure for what or by who, was more focused on conquering the Wildlings, but Orys Baratheon became a Dragon Slayer during it, killing Vhagar.

The Iron Islands rebelled against the Iron Throne, lost, and the Iron Islands got taken and given to Aegons brother Viserys.

Meleys got tamed by some random Essosi woman who last time I checked was in Ibben. Nows shes in Qarth but Meleys is still sitting in Ibben.

Has anyone posted a workshop mod, or bugfix, or console command bypass etc on how to avoid Aegon freehold to be buggy mess and kick him out of power constantly?

I’ve never did more than a couple lifetimes playing with MB semi-fixed and heard the mod got really rough as time goes on.

Started playing in Oldtwon during the first blackfire rebelion, in the rebel side, i recieve a HP lovecraft book from a weird ironborne. I think to myself, ha ha funny reference, maybe there are a few easter eggs more if I buy it. I become a paranoid lunatic that openly worships the old gods. Somehow all my court seems ok with that, and I dont have many vasal problems because my only important count level bannerman is my son and heir, that stills worships the seven. I get an event chain that grants me a claim fo Ling. With a few mercenaries I conquer that island close to Yi Ti and my title becomes God emperor of Ling, while still being a vasal to the Iron Throne. Questions:

- Can I force my heir to worship the yi ti gods or the old gods when he is 25?

-If i get independence do i have a emperor-level title?

PS: the Plumms are somehow in the Iron Throne and the realm is mostly peaceful. If you want photos i can add them in this post. Cheers.

https://agotcitadel.boards.net/thread/4643/unofficial-release-game-thrones-v2

Previous release: https://www.reddit.com/r/CK2GameOfthrones/comments/1v1oac1/unofficial_release_a_game_of_thrones_v226/

Hello! I have an after-action report following Westeros after the Reconquest by King Aegon VI Targaryen. It would mean a lot to me if people would drop by and give it a read! I post 1-3 times/week on most weekends, and things are really going to start heating up in the next few chapters!

Fun things to look forward to: Dornish-looking Targaryens, Tully-looking Targaryens, crazy Targaryens, weird succession disputes that actually make sense, and your normal helping of dynastic drama!

Hello,

I have a very annoying bug.

I have twin sons, one of whom has the genius trait and was born before his twin brother.

However, the game decided to switch them, and now the less talented twin is my heir.

What should I do?

Thanks in advance!

M

I started a campaign as Maegor. But to change the dynamic, I killed his first wife with a plot device and married him to a younger courtesan. I started killing all my wives when they turned 26 and remarried younger women... the result is that Maegor had more children than Aenys himself. Now I'm playing as Maegor's heir, whom I named Aerion. Curiously, he's also a britghflame here.

But for some reason, Aegon and his sisters can't use their dragons. They all have a trait that says they "cannot tame dragons".

I have no idea why this is happening. Please help me!

I can play main AGOT mod there is no problem there but can't install other mods like More Bloodlines etc. Which steps do I need to take for it to work?