Reincarnation of Ktistes Mithridates Kianos

**Imperator Invictus** · 03-26-2010, 12:59

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".

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

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

I do not think that my empire needs a "second foundation" at the moment

So, you better believe in reincarnation...

**Fluvius Camillus** · 03-26-2010, 13:12

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".

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

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

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

**Poulp'** · 03-26-2010, 14:54

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

**Cute Wolf** · 03-26-2010, 15:36

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.

descr_names List limit randomness FTW!!!

**Megas Methuselah** · 03-26-2010, 20:51

Originally Posted by CuteWolf

descr_names List limit randomness FTW!!!

Haha, yeah.

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.

**Badass Buddha** · 03-28-2010, 05:39

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

**Duguntz** · 03-28-2010, 10:01

Originally Posted by Badass Buddha

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

Normal, he had the Force with him!

**Hannibal Khan the Great** · 03-28-2010, 16:30

Originally Posted by Duguntz

Normal, he had the Force with him!

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

**Cute Wolf** · 03-30-2010, 10:24

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