fabricate claims on surrounding Highlordships then dispose of the Lord Paramount, gain independence, start factions etc to see your house on the iron throne. If you are new i would not suggest playing as a character with just a Lordship title, it will take hours for you to make progress in terms of taking other lands and titles, play as a Duke, invest in your county through building. The ruler of the crown-lands and the iron thrones is both king and emperor of Westeros. Lord Paramount is the warden of such region. Lord paramount is the person in control of a region (The North, Reach etc) under the authority of the Iron throne. The Highlordship is the title given to a duke who controls counties. The lordship is the title given to a lord who controls the land in question.
The county is called The Dreadfort and so is its county capital, however other fiefs are in the county that Roose does not control, yet through laws he controls the tax's the lord of the lands pay and the levy they must supply in time of war.
This means he has direct control of The Dreadfort and indirect control of the surrounding lands and titles. So for example lets take Roose Bolton at the beginning of a Song of Fire and Ice, he is Highlord of The Dreadfort, his main title is Highlordship of The Dreadfort, his secondary title is The Dreadfort. In terms of mod this follows suit, a lord is anyone who has a landed title in a county or even multiple titles however does not have highlord ship of the region. You can jump straight in, i would suggest playing as a Duke and not a lord though, the chain of command goes lord - duke - king - emperor. I'll post some screenshots and tips at request while talking about some of my saves.ĭO I need to learn the vanilla game first or can I jump straight into the mod? I would advise you watch a play through alongside your own save, the game is very complex and even if you have a plan to see your house rise in stature you could very easily **** it up through lack of experience. However you will find major characters are replicated perfectly. Mostly you make your own decisions, however certain characters have a storyline such as Dany.Įlements of CK2 blend perfectly with the GoT universe such as diplomacy and relations so you can actually play through scenarios that are very faithful to the story.Īt heart its an old school choice and consequence game so dont expect mirror image events in regards to the books.
How much detail is there in the game and how faithful to the story is it or are you largely in control of what everyone else does by your actions? Huge GOT fan so want to see how cool the add-on is.
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