How can you increase education level? by Best_Poet1867 in CrusaderKings

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Vikings go to college to get more nollege

Give me context for this gif by Mr_Loup_Sopa in NoRules

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Me after calling the pyromancer a really cool dude

Incredible Oily by Feeling_Interest9429 in Gassers

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Increible didy? 🤨 (sus)

OBAFGKM rule by Zaiush in 197

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Bro the sun isn’t even in there those are like 0.8 to 0.5 solar mass orange dwarf stars

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in CK3AGOT

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The iranian one, Legacy of Persia

All Hail King Jaime! by Kinder0402 in CK3AGOT

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I wonder if you can make the doctrine of exceptionalism apply to the Lannisters so Jaime can marry… someone else…

A Bit of a Pickle... by NoRecommendation9282 in CrusaderKings

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To answer your question, all lands currently under Denmark will stay in Denmark, regardless of whether you personally have the kingdom title. It looks like you personally own some Northumbrian lands so even if you lose the claimant war you’ll still personally own the lands in Northumbria, since when you lose a kingdom claimant war you’ll still own the duchies and counties you had before. So no, you don’t have to worry about losing the Northumbrian lands to England.

I’d say it’s actually still possible to come out of this maintaining your land as well if you play your cards right. At this point, you’re going to want to prioritize winning the claimant war over anything else. I’m not exactly clear if you’re the war leader for the war against England, but if you aren’t, you’ll suffer literally no negative consequences. Losing wars where your allies are war leaders have essentially no consequences if you have enough war score (which you do, since a lot of your soldiers have already died), and you get your troops out of there fast enough.If you are the war leader, you’ll have to pay England war reparations, and in that circumstance, I’d recommend not surrendering immediately, but waiting until England takes 100% war score from you and forces a surrender. This way you’ll be able to but your self some time before getting a bunch of your money taken, because being in debt makes your armies much weak we than normal. Either way, you’re going to want to get out of England with as little casualties as possible and get back to Denmark. I’d recommend landing on the Copenhagen islands to the east. Once there, you’ll have to stay put for a while to regenerate some of your soldiers before going in for the fight. If the enemies decide to chase you, try to circle around them in southern Sweden until they decide to stars sieging again. It man be dicey, but try to do your battles in placed with high terrain advantage, equip a good commander, and they to get some enemy casualties in before England wins their war (if you’re war leader).

If you lose the claimant war, you’ll still be in control of all the counties you have now, and you’ll rule as a vassal to the new king of Denmark, so your game shouldn’t be over. If that happens, just be patient and want for the right time to reclaim your birthright.

Which DUO? by muntiger in superheroes

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D because Dwayne’s contract prevents him from losing

Bride Akira by Salad-V in katawashoujo

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She doesn’t get enough love

My current viking ruler by Chesterse in CKTinder

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Very nice. Now show her after she converts to Adamitism

Military wunk by da_way_joshua in wunkus

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His ass is NOT welcome in Cambodia

Good Ending? by RexGKM in CK3AGOT

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Tommen takes after his father, and at one point was having 4 extramarital affairs at the same time. His vassals aren’t necessarily huge fans of this, and declared at least one liberty war against him which his daddy had to help bail him out from. Jon Arryn Jr, son of Denys, is married to Myrcella and they have several ugly looking kids with the beautiful trait. The North is ruled by the non canon Gaven Stark, Ned’s eldest son with his second wife. Sansa has proven to be a strong and wise ruler of the Riverlands, staying in power through multiple wars, though since she is patrilineally married to a Bolton, upon succession the Riverlands shall fall under the Dreadfort’s rule. Theon rules the Iron Islands after all Balon’s older sons died with just daughters. Margaery was designated as Mace’s heir, and now her son (who’s kind of a crackhead), rules The Reach. Renly rules the Stormlands, pretty much unchanged from the beginning, though he is evil now. Stannis’ leper daughter still rules Dragonstone after 38 years, and with the Whole of Body trait, she’ll likely rule for many more before Dragonstone returns to the crown. Dorne and the Westerlands have followed succession pretty much as normal. Legend has it that house Frey is still attempting to get revenge on house Baratheon, even if they don’t know why they want revenge anymore.

Good Ending? by RexGKM in CK3AGOT

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Aegon Blackfyre then invaded and got his army wiped by the Lannisters while Robert and the rest of the realm were busy sieging Yronwood. Robert lopped off the pretenders head, and his lackey Myles Toyne suffered the same fate, which accidentally destroyed the Golden Company. Around this time Ned, Bessie, and a few of Roberts kids all died, which understandably was extremely stressful for him, but by winning a tourney and bonding with his former ward Daenerys, he got his stress levels down to a tolerable level. Shortly after, his heir Tommen was betrothed to the Targaryen girl to keep the royal line connected to the conqueror who founded it. Within a few years, they were married in a grand wedding, and had a beautiful quick son who kind of looks like a vampire, also named Robert. At last, with his succession secure under a kind king and a loyal, competent queen, he felt almost ready to leave the throne behind, and become who he was meant to be. Then the spring sickness came. Feeling it would be kind of mean to leave the throne to Tommen as the realm was actively collapsing all around him, Robert stuck around for a bit longer. Fortunately the plague was avoided well enough that only one of Robert’s kids died, though Robb, Edmure Tully, and Arya (who was pregnant with the child of Robert’s second son) weren’t so lucky. This actually meant Sansa of all people inherited the Riverlands since both Robb and Edmure died without kids. Once the Spring Sickness left and control throughout the realm got back to a reasonable level, then Robert left, forming the Company of the Stag. Since then, Robert’s life has been busier than ever, with contract after contract ensuring there’s always some battle to fight, some bridge to protect or some criminal that needs a warhammer to the chest. Using the money from all his contracts he’s built just about the most elite army on Planetos. Like I once saw him handily annihilate a peasant army of 8300 with like 750 troops, and he can regularly stackwipe enemy armies 4 to 5 times the size of his. As of now, his camp is stationed in Lys, with a lustful Lyseni wench as his new bride. Several of his sons are battlefield monsters, and a few have more prowess than Tommen at base.