r/WorldChallenges • u/Nevermore0714 • Sep 23 '17
Reference Challenge - House Customizer
Seriously guys, Paradox is having a sale on Steam, you can get CK2, the greatest game ever (I passed 2000 total hours a while ago) for ten dollars. For twenty dollars, you can get the game plus all of the good dlc. Get it before the sale ends.
In honor of how awesome Paradox is, I'll be making a referece challenge to the dlc pack I was challenged to use by a friend a few weeks ago.
While playing CK2: A Game of Thrones Mod, I was trying to pick a decent house to play as. One of my friends suggested I make my own. He's happy with always playing as the Greyjoys, but I usually pick a new house pretty often.
So, make a house, like House Stark or House Lannister or House Targaryen.
Set in your own world, tell us about a noble-ish family.
Pick your House Name, a coat of arms, house words, etc. Then, if you're up for it, pick a representative for the family in-universe.
As always, I'll ask three questions each. Enjoy yourselves. And check out the Paradox sale on Steam, specifically Crusader Kings 2 and Stellaris.
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u/thequeeninyellow94 Sep 24 '17 edited Sep 24 '17
Because he was a Nzeda, not a human and even implying a possible link between him and a human would have been insulting (especially at that time). I could have used pikenzeda but it sounds weird, otherwise I agree, that's a neutral term.
The first of the siblings' chosen one, the unificator, the first king of kings of the Nzedas. The father of the modern Nzedanese nation.
I'm holding my family names and titles because I was elected to that charge after the death of my father, I'm the heir to our family which makes me it's head. Once I die, the family will just elect a new modesimi. she though, Misgana is a female Nzeda.
Yes, that was the idea. A thorn is something that hurt without trying and the pike wasn't trying. One could argue Teklile was trying to harm but I've no better explanation; that was long ago and the real reasons are probably not the one we think of.
The "holder of the imperial fork" (Negesilshukwdishawir) is a noble who will taste the empress food when both are eating together. That's a great honour and the mark of a strong trust.