Reincarnation of Ktistes Mithridates Kianos

In my pontic campaign, I am in 205 BC, the current basileos is a nephew of the founder (Ktistes) Mithridates Kianos(of Cius) and his only son is born in this year with the name "Ktistes Mithridates Kianos". :dizzy2:

It can’t be coincidence because Ktistes(The Founder) is only the first basileos, his heirs will keep the name Kianos but not Ktistes :laugh4:

So my forth king will be the reincarnation of the first.....I will build those pontic "Statues of the Basileos" all across my empire when he will reclame kingship :laugh4:
I do not think that my empire needs a "second foundation" at the moment :laugh4: :laugh4:

So, you better believe in reincarnation...

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Originally Posted by Imperator Invictus

In my pontic campaign, I am in 205 BC, the current basileos is a nephew of the founder (Ktistes) Mithridates Kianos(of Cius) and his only sun is born in this year with the name "Ktistes Mithridates Kianos". :dizzy2:

It can’t be coincidence because Ktistes(The Founder) is only the first basileos, his heirs will keep the name Kianos but not Ktistes :laugh4:

So my forth king will be the reincarnation of the first.....I will build those pontic "Statues of the Basileos" all across my empire when he will reclame kingship :laugh4:

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Haha lucky you!

I was also glad when a third Diodotos was born with Baktria.

But I don't think I will be so lucky that my Seleukos II Kallinikos will get a Keraunos, Megas, Seleukos or Antiochos as son...

~Fluvius

In a 1.1 SPQR campaign, Lucius Julius Ceasar had two sons, Lucius (2) and... Lucius (0).
The father deserves a "Unimaginative" trait.

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Originally Posted by Poulp'

In a 1.1 SPQR campaign, Lucius Julius Ceasar had two sons, Lucius (2) and... Lucius (0).
The father deserves a "Unimaginative" trait.

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descr_names List limit randomness FTW!!!

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Originally Posted by CuteWolf

descr_names List limit randomness FTW!!!

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Haha, yeah. :laugh4:

I remember when I bribed a family member from the Ptolemaic faction, and he later had a son. However, in RTW 1.5, sons of bribed generals are assigned a random surname (because my faction didn't have "Ptolemaios" listed as a surname in descr_names), so I had to go dig around in the descr_names file and changed "Onchesmios" (the random surname) to "Ptolemaios." Worked fine, and there is now a branch of the Makedonian Ptolemaic royal family commanding armies in Iberia and Gaul. :smile:

In a Carthaginian campaign I had a naval commander named Admiral Akbar. I never lost a battle with him.

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Originally Posted by Badass Buddha

In a Carthaginian campaign I had a naval commander named Admiral Akbar. I never lost a battle with him.

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Normal, he had the Force with him!

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Originally Posted by Duguntz

Normal, he had the Force with him!

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Or he keeps tricking enemies by yelling "It's a trap!"

just beware kids... double names is funny when one of those men is allready passed away, but I'm sure you don't want a double internal name exists at the same time, because it will give rise to potential CTD

That thread gives me a "déjà vu" feeling...
No youtube link yet ? If no one does, I'll feel obligated to do so.