There’s also an extensive list of fixes, additions, and quality of life improvements, ranging from an enhanced ugliness system to an enhanced Dynasty UI, as detailed in Paradox’s recent blog post. There’s a good introduction to the incoming ruler editor in developer Paradox’s new video, above, but it’s not the only thing arriving as part of Crusader Kings 3’s version 1.2 update. There’s more to tweak here, of course, including the likes of traits, marital status and offspring, but the real fun begins with the appearance editor – a world of absolute wonder for fans of sliders, where it’s theoretically possible to create everything from a square-jawed heartbreaker to a face only a mother could love.
Paradox notes that if players opt to stay within the standard 400 points limit, achievements remain enabled while using a custom ruler. Manage cookie settingsįrom there, it’s time to begin fiddling with Crusader Kings 3’s various points-based gameplay elements, raising and lowering values for age and weight (affecting health), and adjusting points assignment for diplomacy, intrigue, martial, learning, stewardship, and prowess. This content is hosted on an external platform, which will only display it if you accept targeting cookies.
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