And even though not correct, the best option would it be the usage of attributed arms for the Heptarchy and later Anglo Saxon kings like Edward's the Confessor five golden martlets a cross on a blue field for example.Īnd as a dynasty passes to another the coat of arms of a title would change also. Specially in the 769 or 867 starting dates this looks bizarre because as an Anglo-Saxon king of England you have to fight with the banner of a Norman French guy who wouldn't even be born yet. If I want it to be a starting point of a dynamic change I'd rather create it quartered from the start, so that the game can apply its mechnics on the respective quarters.I know that not all coat of arms in the game could actually be historical accurate because not all cultures in the map had such thing and that they were invented pretty much just in the 12th century, but isn't strange that William the Conqueror with his three golden lions on a red field has to fight Harold Godwinson for a kingdom of England already with the Conqueror's coat of arms? I would rather have the choise, if I really want that (then I would create it manually). (That newly created CoA can be edited dexter base a consecutive branch's CoA then will be editable sinister chief. When I manually design a quartered Dynasty-CoA manually, as soon as a cadet branch is created, this will be fully placed in the diagonal corners (heraldic dexter chief and sinister base), with the Barony CoA put into sinister chied and dexter base. If you started with a quartered house or dynasty CoA, the next cadet branch could replace one quarter, like the game does with consecutive branches. It would have been great to create already quartered CoA. The rest of the textfile is completely ignored.

I assume the last position in the textfile determines, which symbol can be edited.Įxamples: 'Jimena Outremer Links unten triggert.txt': Only lower field on the left (heraldic right) is being used if you paste it either into a new design, or into an already quartered design. If you enter the fully described, quartered CoA into a fresh setup, only the most current quarter is taken. It took less than two weeks to get the banner. This applies when you edit an already quartered design with activated checkbox only. Ideally if there was a site that let you make your own custom coat of arms that would be ideal like Mount & Blade II: Bannerlords has but Ide settle for a mod that just lets me change my house coat of arms and choose from a large list of available options. I have another collection of mods that are Ironman compatible but NOT Achievement compatible which can be found here: Vanilla+ (Not Achievement compatible) All the mods in this collection are also include in Vanilla+ (Not Achievement compatible). But if you enter it into an already split CoA, only the most currently changed quarter in the designer is replaced by the most currently added quarter in the shield you copy in. A collection of mods that are both Ironman AND Achievement compatible. If you edit a house coat of arms that is split, you can copy out the whole set up, and alle quarters are properly described. What really bugs me ist that you cannot use the quarters properly.

Ck2 mod title coat of arms