Additionally, events from CK2 have been adapted to fit within the lore and flavour of A Song of Ice and Fire. Players instead fight to control just one throne – the Iron Throne, forged by Aegon I Targaryen “the Conqueror” almost three centuries prior to the events of this saga. In AGOT, while the potential exists for the realm to fragment into multiple kingdoms, in practice it very rarely happens.
In CK2, players battle against other rulers for control of various independent realms and kingdoms. What makes this mod different from Crusader Kings II?īesides the obvious, which is a new interactive rendition of the fictional low-fantasy medieval setting of ASoIaF, you’ll notice a host of changes that build off the framework of the original (vanilla) CK2 game. Currently players are able to choose to play from any start date in the 300 years from before the Aegon's Conquest to the beginning of the fourth book ( A Feast for Crows). The mod takes its name from the first book in the series, as well as the “game” of plots and politics the ambitious and hopeful are said to be playing in their struggles for supremacy. Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire ( ASoIaF) fantasy saga where lords great and small vie for control over the lands of Ice and Fire, from Westeros and the Seven Kingdoms in the west, to Qarth in the east. It took another two or three years before the winter ended.Īnnoyingly a couple of years later an Other inherited(?) land from one of the Wildling rulers: White Walkers 2: Electric Boogaloo?“A Game of Thrones” ( AGOT) is a full-conversion mod for Paradox Interactive’s Crusder Kings II (CK2). I actually managed to win thanks to my great martial and all those mercenaries but it was close. I eventually saved up enough gold to hire the Golden Company and a few other mercenary companies, raised up all my troops, called all my allies (I'm playing an independent North Clans kingdom with six duchies in the north of The North) and went into the lands of Winter. A united Westeros could've probably done it but the difficulty in fighting wars ensured that the kingdoms would never be one. The Night's Watch and The North (being independent because I started in 7996) tried to fight the Others a few times but lost every time they just couldn't raise enough troops in such a difficult winter. They never even tried to invade anything.
This lead to an endless harsh winter where all the peasants died and no aggressors won wars any more because attrition killed everything everywhere. Unfortunately all that happened was Winter seizing everything beyond the wall.
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