Paradox have released the latest small update and DLC event pack with Crusader Kings III: Wandering Nobles now available. Crusader Kings III has Native Linux support and is Steam Deck Playable.
This is not a full expansion like Roads to Power, but a smaller addition to the game. Priced lower too at $4.99 / £4.29 / €4.99 or as part of the Crusader Kings III Chapter III bundle. Designed to let you travel around a bit more and give you a few more options the DLC adds in:
- New Wandering Lifestyle with three new branches:
- Inspector: Landed characters can survey and improve their realm, Landless characters can seek environmental specialization.
- Wayfarer: Travel to reduce stress and pursue fame for your exploits.
- Voyager: Improve linguistic skills and live the life of a tourist and sightseer.
- New Activities designed for the new Lifestyle branches:
- Inspection: Inspectors can examine their realm and pursue improvements
- Hike: Wayfarers can reduce stress with a walk in the wilderness.
- Monument Expedition: Voyagers can set forth to see special buildings in other realms
- New Events connected to travel, the new lifestyles and the associated activities.
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The free 1.14.0 update is also out now adding this for all players:
Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
- Added a new set of buildings, ‘Breweries,’ available to Catholic temples, a building giving a lot of county-wide bonuses
- Added a new cultural tradition, ‘Brewing Culture,’ where you can unlock the Breweries building for cities of your culture
- Added new Court Position, ‘Court Brewmaster,’ related to the Breweries building line, with three Court Position tasks:
- Empty the Cellars
- Share with the Court
- Experimental Brew
- Added a new decision to merge the kingdoms of France and Aquitaine in the 867 bookmark
- Added a new decision to restore the Bosporan Kingdom
- New Points of Interest, ‘Battle’
- Added 11 Historical Battle Points of Interest:
- Battle of Yarmuk
- Battle of Aror
- Battle of Tours
- Battle of Talas
- Battle of Lechfeld
- Battle of Svolder
- Battle of Dandanaqan
- Battle of Civitate
- Battle of Stamford Bridge
- Battle of Hastings
- Battle of Manzikert
- Added dynamic Battle Points of Interest, where particularly large and bloody battles will be remembered and be able to be visited after the fact
- Added a salacious Grand Wedding event chain
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Linux_Rocks Nov 5
There was a video I remember seeing about the second game where the person was trying to make the most inbred linage possible. At some point it just stopped working. I wonder how far you could go in this one. Regardless, smash the monarchy. lol
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Philadelphus Nov 5
Voyager: Improve linguistic skillsHaving played CK II but not III, what does this mean?
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Voyager: Improve linguistic skillsHaving played CK II but not III, what does this mean?
Cultures are more complex now. Each culture has "Cultural pillars" that distinct them from each other and language is one of them (others are Heritage, Aesthetics, Martial Custom and Ethos). Cultures can divergent/split and become hybrid, so different cultures can share the same language.
There is also a thing called "Court language" (language of nobles/ruling class) which can be different from the languages in your realm if you are a conqueror or specifically decided to change your court language (sharing CL with more powerful country will help in diplomacy and can also increase your "Court Grandeur" which is a... complex separate thing).
Knowing someone else language will, I think, reduce opinion penalty for being of different culture.
Any character can [try to] learn a language or a few in addition to his culture language through his life. This will be a "personal scheme" with it's own success chance and the new "Voyager" lifestyle should improve that chance.
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Philadelphus Nov 7
Okay, interesting! Thanks for the rundown.
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