In practice, the IA is coded to prioritize certain targets over others, such as the Holy Sites of Catholicism (which includes Jerusalem) or parts of Western Europe that should be Christianized. Don't have their names but I think they should be easy to find on Steam or the Paradox forum.
#Crusader kings 2 plus saxony mods
There are also a few mods that allow you to play as the Papacy. Peter's throne to put make him the real Pope. Alternatively, you can always crown an Antipope and go for St. What you need to do is make sure your candidate gets elected. However, you can have a certain control on Papal election if you have Sons of Abraham should you want to. Which basically means you can't play as non-merchant Republics nor as Theocracies. It certainly is the case if you value the story of great dynasties.Īs you are technically playing a dynasty in CK2, governments that don't work on dynastic grounds are generally not playable. There are even mechanics to determine who will be the main benefactor of the Crusade as well as the target area. One of the latest patches even had the system completely reworked where the Pope will call the crusade and specify a target, then all those who want to participate will pledge their troops to the Crusade. Islam has Jihads, while Reformed Pagans, Zoroastrians who have restored their priesthood and Jews when you recreate the Kohen Gadol have access to Great Holy Wars. Other religions have access to an equivalent of Crusades that work kind of like Crusades did before the new Christian Crusade mechanics were added in. All other christian denominations can't go on them. Might be because I'm playing Shattered World though: Holy Wars in that kind of games tend to basically turn into World Wars.Ĭrusades are also restricted to Catholicism and one of its heresies, Fraticellism.
In my Shattered World game I'm currently playing, I had a crusade declared for Saxony in which I took part and my treasury went to 8k shortly after the Crusade was won and I made my uncle the new King of Saxony. It's a bit broken though as depending on the number of lords who joined and the ressources available, you can get extremly strong rewards.
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