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**pchalk** · July 18, 2010, 11:54 AM

Originally Posted by konny

Yes, give him the Trait "House_of_Westfalen" via console, that should do.

o haha i was thinking along the lines of stealing theirs but this should probably be easier

. thanks. had an austrian count of ostfalen before actually via the same method

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whats the file with the list of these title traits? i seem to have Salzburg with the same issue.

**HannibalExMachina** · September 12, 2010, 10:14 AM

thats a question for konny, but this isnt fully implemented, so afaik you dont get it.

**Heathen Storm** · September 13, 2010, 12:42 PM

Originally Posted by HannibalExMachina

thats a question for konny, but this isnt fully implemented, so afaik you dont get it.

Okay, thank you!

**Bernardius** · September 18, 2010, 03:23 PM

das sieht ja gut aus! werd ich mal demnächst testen!

**Keyser Soze** · September 18, 2010, 06:02 PM

after your "titles system" this is next great work which brings to M2 new reality. +rep

I understand that AI can not "think how to crown its new king" because AI will not send new king to capital for this. but are you sure that this is not possible do anyway for AI?

**melkor400** · January 20, 2011, 02:01 AM

hello, I have a doubt, if Im currenlty starting a campaign with the duchy of swabia, I wanted to know how can I get the duke of swabia crowned counter king?? what steps should i follow to accomplish this? thanks

**eatme** · January 20, 2011, 02:21 PM

You may have to wait around for AI emperor to start a war on another duchy which given time will trigger CK.

**Guilhèm** · January 30, 2011, 09:40 AM

Hi,
Not exactly a new player, I abandoned M2TW long ago because of the stupid succession system and lack of realism, and now this mod has lured me back to the game !

I have a question about the hereditary titles : suppose a title holder has an underage son, and a brother who has sons of his own.
The lord dies : his title passes on to his brother, right? But what happens when the son comes of age ? Does he have a chance to recover his birthright when his uncle dies, or do his cousins always come first ?..

**slaneslau** · February 11, 2011, 10:12 PM

4 times in a row ive won the Popes postion from 1085-1125.So in winning this postion i called the crusades when i seen fit and sopported a christain nation in need with a paple army if needed.my goal also is control of Itlay and to have a state within each Paple state in their borders showing paple power all over Europe!Also if the civil war in the Empire is not to my benifit i send a traind killer to kill the leader and to end the civil war when i see fit to.The true control of Europe will fall under my paple flag!!.dam i love this game!

**JorisofHolland** · February 13, 2011, 12:37 PM

The picture with all hereditary titles is down, could it please be put back in the first post?

Originally Posted by Guilhèm

Hi,
Not exactly a new player, I abandoned M2TW long ago because of the stupid succession system and lack of realism, and now this mod has lured me back to the game !

I have a question about the hereditary titles : suppose a title holder has an underage son, and a brother who has sons of his own.
The lord dies : his title passes on to his brother, right? But what happens when the son comes of age ? Does he have a chance to recover his birthright when his uncle dies, or do his cousins always come first ?..

I'm not sure he'll even get the 'House of ...' trait, let alone instantly gain the title.