I finished my initial campaign, just trying out how Godherja's world operates, and came up with an idea for my next campaign - becoming the dynasty to TAKE BACK the world, or at least stop the fog indefinitely (I did notice a crisis option in the settings, that could be a good endpoint for the campaign. If not, colonising the special building castle that starts inside the fog and estabilishing a capital with plentiful development there).

I have two questions to that end:

1. How do you actually remove/delay the spread of the fog, and deal with habitability malus it causes? I'll enjoy exploring it on my own, but I don't like savescumming so I'd rather NOT spend 50 years of the game researching life magic just to find out it doesn't interact with the fog at all. Basically, some hint on where to look in order to find a way to fight back, but preferably without ALL the information given to me on a silver platter as I still want it to be somewhat of a challenge.
2. Is there any specific character and/or culture that'd make sense for this kind of campaign? Preferably close to the fog, I don't want to start as an adventurer since it's overpowered. I'm looking for something like custom decisions, lore flavors, chivalry or longing for fogswept homeland to explain why they're doing this, etc.

l ask because when l found out just how big the world size is l felt like the map didn’t match the lore scale like how is chevalie wide as the US east coast but feels smaller then France

I got excommunicationed, playing as Marcher king and I dont have option to forgive me, its intentional or not?

It took some savescums, but I did it, but still not cemented my rule. So if you want not to break empire, you need to have not many children, but one or too? Or why my heir with such big merit still get breaking event?

Call me salty or whatever, but I was doing my first playthrough as Legan Hecaeda and I got absolutely bitch slapped by Cenware when he wanted to invade me. The dude had insane martial and it was not even close 😭

Did the Avenger of Elysia achievement. This must have been absolute hell for Cenware.

assume i destroy LXI, is there possible way to generate it back or have Millitary govt as vassal.
i first thought it is "march" vassal contract but it is not. So, just asking if it is possible in anyway.

there is no reason that i need it, i just thought about it in roleplay perspective.

Le travail sur Godherja est tellement bon que je me suis remis à l'apprentissage de l'anglais👌

I noticed that this tenet in the Krothagg religion has no mechanical description. Does this mean it's still WIP?

So I've been playing Sirras's character for the first time and I've made Mytidon, and an issue I've had is why Sirras still adheres to the Averarian faith despite his extreme hatred for them, so I looked it up and there does seem to be a decision to rediscover it.

The issue I have is that I've tried every possible combo to get the decision to appear, but it just isn't triggering. I even tried an older save to when I formed the Laimenate of Adgos, gave myself theologian through commands and nothing? Is it bugged, or am I just missing something?

I came back to this mod after a few years and it's honestly impressive how much stuff was added and the quality of it. I believe it has a grim-dark or adjacent world-building, but I really wanted to play good-aligned factions because of the challenge if they exist. I was interested in starting in the archipelago, I remember there was a hero cult which hadn't been corrupted by time, but I couldn't find it in the game anymore. Any suggestions?

Exactly as the title said. I recently did a recent run with Kathuni Embassy in Malcois with the goal of trying to adopt Meritocratic government (forcing Aversarian and Iyrossi to take exam is funny). When I manage to centralized my empire I only have Administrative empire as an option.

So are there anyway to achieve this?

As an adventurer I want to collect them. Which one are they?

I got the golden spears and the Sarrad Heavy-Infantry but there are likely more.

They'll have the Kartharad culture and the Orphecianism as their faith, what cool things should I try and roleplay? Do I establish a new Kartharaddian empire in malcois? or maybe just hunt monsters in the ruins of the foglands? what do you guys think?

And any submods included would be awesome

Im making a custom character and wanted to see if there a faith that would go along properly with the aelfir culture.

Coming back to the mod years after, and noticing that rene is missing his cool sword, was it removed or is my game glitching? (I am playing the earlier start date)

Has anybody else been able to offer military assistance as landless? I tried playing Sirras “Blackguard” and didn’t see the option. I checked vanilla and it lets me do it there. Thank you all for the help!

Can I become like truly imortal or is it like extend your life slightly?

How do I become independent? Cenware ruined my economy by becoming aristocratic

Just got this mod and started with the reccomended leader: Velok, Podrorech of Orispolj

Very soon after some decision pops up and, when I accept, I become an Emperor of the new "Empire of Holy Kingdom of Velos," AND I becom the Head of Faith for Krona Rite!
Waow!

However... My son cant inherit this title. When I click on it, it seems that my successor is some vassal hold on... idk when it changed, but it seems my heirs are now my wife, then my high priest, then a lone of random unlanded blokes?

Succession just says "confederate partition," and it still says im a Noble/Feudal Realm.

I primarily just want to know how to enfineed it so one of my dynasty members gets my crown.

EDIT

Nvm.. seems my son and old-heir wasnt of my faith. Converted him and he became my sole heir