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Sorry guys, it took me a while to update because I had things going on with my life for a while and I just started to play Warhammer, which I adore. Now I just need to write about the new law for the HRE and it'll be up-to-date (but the HRE law isn't complicated).
If you see any mistakes in the guide, please tell me ahaha.
Wish you all great holydays!
I highly recommend a game run in the east, it is so much different and diverse that plain old Catholic, Byzantine, Islam or Viking ones. I like it quite a lot. Just keep in mind, it is not meant for first timers.
I consider myself knowledgable enough that I wanted a unique and dangerous proposition, so I went with the Zunist challenge. And it delivered well enough. I even managed to instigate a sucession crisis in the Abbasid family that left their territories so, sooo splintered!
But I am also a bit prideful and spiteful myself, so I cannot adhere to asking chinese assistance for my wars. I opposes their influence too, driving things so that their protectorates split off as well. I am my own empire, in all but name.
@Kathistos Moggolos I actually didn't know about that! Have you played them since Jade Dragon, because with the help of China, the Abbassid are not much of a threat anymore.
GAVELKIND is also available to NON-REFORMED pagans, namely those rulers of the Zunist faith. Available only at the 769 AD start and only for three playable dynaties: Zunbil (duke tier) and Zarbil, Jindin (count tier) at the areas of modern day southern Afghanistan (satrapy of Zabulistan), though there is one last unlanded Zunbil character at the 867 AD start living in the court of Shahi (I think).
They can also adopt ULTIMOGENITURE succession right from the start. Primogeniture is added to their choices after reforming the Zunist faith. They have feudal government type, meaning they can't initiate raids unless they change culture to Altaic (or Norse!), but they are great fun overall. NOT intended for beginners! Dragons nearby (Abbassid Caliphate)!