Crusader Kings 2 AGOT AAR (in French) : Les sires de Viergétang (ongoing) French translator of A Games of Thrones mod for CK2. warring nobles and mad monarchs tearing kingdoms apart. (Image credit: Paradox/CK2: AGOT dev team). The Century of Blood is the new bookmark for the " A Game of Thrones Mod " for Crusader Kings 2. Go to /thread/1313/release-game-thrones-v1-7 for download links, CK2:AGOT 1.6.1 Checksum: YSLL Compatible with: CK2 2.8.1.1. Instead they can either claim grazing lands in minor raids, or diplomatically expand: This will all be in the next update once the next vanilla patch is with us. Mod compatibility The mod also utilizes features from various other mods, listed in detail in the credits section. In short, it's basically the perfect game for simulating what it's like to play the Game of Thrones.All these things can, and may, happen in the mod, with or without the player’s choice. And, of course, you can do those things, too. Said vassals can and will plot to assassinate you, weaken your authority over the realm, gain their independence, and take control of the royal succession. You have to carefully ensure the loyalty of your vassals, lest they betray you. You can play as any landed character - not just the heads of great houses, but literally any landed character at any level, from the Mad King all the way down to Littlefinger.
As a result, while at any given time you will be playing as one particular character, over the course of a game you will play as an entire house, hopefully eventually turning them into an even greater power than the Targaryens. It's very important to raise your children properly, manage your succession laws, and secure good marriages for your children.ĭeath isn't final - so long as your family name lives on, you will continue playing as your heir. If you know the Total War AI at all, you know that sooner or later you will be at war with absolutely everyone.Ĭrusader Kings II has warfare in it, but is really much, much more about characters, relationships, and dynastic politics, to the point where it's practically a strategy/RPG hybrid. Total War Westeros, as the name implies, is really about the war, with things like dynastic marriages and diplomacy basically as an afterthought. While Paradox's games tend to superficially resemble the Total War series, they're very different beasts.
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