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Post by CptWindwalker82 on Nov 28, 2021 11:41:52 GMT
It's been a while since I've delved into the inner workings, but I'd like to get something done, so here goes. 
I have noticed that when creating a new merchant republic, or when one of its patrician houses goes extinct, AGoT mod tends to seek out EXISTING vassals first to replace them as new patricians.
In my experience, vanilla CK2 does NOT do this, but I'd like it to. I'm assuming this patrician replacement behavior is somewhere in AGoT mod's files, I'd like to find it and use it for a mini mod for vanilla. Does anyone know which file it would be in? Or might there already be a mini mod that does this?
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Post by CptWindwalker82 on Jan 20, 2023 17:14:52 GMT
Since my last post here I've been putting out feelers and trying to analyse the game files, but I still haven't found an answer to this.
The idea is to have just a little bit more control over who gets to be a new patrician family when creating a Merchant Republic. For example: have Karlings, Knytlings and Capets be patricians in the same republic. AGoT behaviour is perfect for my purposes: vassals one step lower become patricians.
1) Give a random landless Lannister, Stark, and Tyrell a county (or barony?) in a single duchy.
2) As their liege create a merchant republic of that duchy using a Targaryen (or someone else) granting all that duchy's dejure land.
3) This duchy should now be a merchant republic with Lannister, Stark, Tyrell and Targaryen represented as patrician houses.
All the while, the only way I found vanilla CK2 to be able to come close is when reforming from tribal to republic, with your one-step-lower vassals becoming fellow patricians, likely in order of prestige. I'm hoping someone can help me replicate AGoT's behavior in vanilla, ideally through a no-thoughts-necessary mini-mod, but even a console or savegame editing method would be welcome at this point.
Thoughts, anyone?
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Post by gokubacon on Jan 24, 2023 16:43:48 GMT
No idea but I respect the dedication and an update after more than a year.
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