Magnificus
My widower king had a son?
Playing SS 6.3. Emperor Heinrich is a widower but he just had a son...
One might argue that he's a bastard, but I don't think the game allows for such occurences. If it did, unmarried men could also have children, but I've never seen it happen. The other possibility is that the game isn't registering that Bertrada is dead, maybe because she begins the game already dead. Weird, in any case. Unless it's something with the mod?
Campidoctor
Re: My widower king had a son?
did she die the same turn the boy was born? maybe died during childbirth
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Re: My widower king had a son?
There is nothing wrong with the mod it happens in vanilla and kingdoms too and is a infamous glitch.
And the bastard thing i never looked it that way and now you have said it next it won't bug as a glitch but rather as cool.
If you know konny(dhhr) then ask him about it he knows about this sort of stuff more and might be able to give you a more reasonable answer.
@Halbard
Originally Posted by Halbard
Campidoctor
Re: My widower king had a son?
see if he ends up being a bastard...i've got a few in my game...though the mom is still alive...and also just pretend he remarried?!?!
Tribunus
Re: My widower king had a son?
I guess by the look of your family tree that it's the start of the campaign. So maybe he's in to simulate the ruling family at the time? I mean, all ruling families start historicaly accurate (in theory).
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Miles
Re: My widower king had a son?
Started an Early campaign yesterday as the Crusader States... My married Heir produced 1 daughter after 20 turns... my king produced 2 daughters and 1 son despite his wife being dead since 1099. I started making jokes to myself like "She must have had the God-like FERTILE trait" and the king "Necrophiliac trait"
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Magnificus
Re: My widower king had a son?
So it is probably a bug. The game considers dead wives fertile as long as the general is alive.
Civis
Re: My widower king had a son?
That's......amazingly creepy.
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Miles
Re: My widower king had a son?
Yeah, it's funny in a really creepy way... like when a clown dies a gruesome deathThat's......amazingly creepy.
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Rogue Bodemloze
Re: My widower king had a son?
Nice catch, I didn't know that!So it is probably a bug. The game considers dead wives fertile as long as the general is alive.
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Tribunus
Re: My widower king had a son?
No, that's the ludicrously tragic.
Re: My widower king had a son?
Not as odd as in my Crusader States campiagn where my starting king's wife is dead and he had about 3 sons(without the bastard trait) and 2 daughters. Then his cousin (The CS starting Prince) Has a son and he has the bastard trait
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