Of Kings and crusaders

[KilroywasNOTHere]

Has anyone here played Crusader Kings 2? Would anybody be interested in me posting any stories I made based on the scenarios in my play throughs? Also for those who have played, what were some of the craziest things that happened to your dynasties?

 

[PsihoKekec]

Can't say I played much, just couple of dozen ragequits, after my dynasties got ruined by a series of unfortunate events, or attracted attention of too powerful factions.

 

[Husky_Khan]

Has anyone here played Crusader Kings 2? Would anybody be interested in me posting any stories I made based on the scenarios in my play throughs? Also for those who have played, what were some of the craziest things that happened to your dynasties?

This sounds like a brilliant idea. I wish I thought of such things whilst playing my Total War games.

 

[KilroywasNOTHere]

So far, my character has ended up being a tall burly Norse/Germanic Pagan Irish Warrior-Princess who took control of the throne after all the male heirs died of the flu. She managed to unite all of the fractured tribes under one flag, culture AND religion (I'm assuming some Irish variation of Germanic paganism) through personally led conquest (While ticking off the catholic rulers up until they were forced to submit) and she plans on doing a prepared invasion of England and then carving out Scotland with hopes of spreading her faith and culture to those parts as well or at the very least limiting the reach of the catholic church. The year is currently 951 AD. What do you think the historical ramifications would be? Also, what do you think the overall culture of this version of Ireland would be like. I'm curious to hear your thoughts.

Note: Her husband is of the same race and religion she is though the family tree does note that his grandfather was King Haladr of Norway. On another note, she is supposedly a descendent of Niall "Noígíallach