![]() ![]() The two new dynasty legacies are Metropolitan and Coterie, expressing the themes of flourishing cities and interwoven, intrigue-riddled dynasties that seemed fitting for medieval Iberia. Once the pride of Galicia, they now decorate the Toledo court. Among other additions, you’ll find that Castilians are now Tabletop Warriors, able to challenge others to a grand game of chess! If you have the Royal Court Expansion, you’ll be able to make some compelling hybrid cultures here - why not Sephardi-Norse, or Berber-Castilian? It can also be a good way to get involved in the Struggle from the outside. But, we’ve done a pass on their traditions to make sure they’re fitting and interesting. ![]() There is hardly any subject that does not get some love.Ĭulture and FaithIberia’s cultures were in a pretty good place already, thanks to the culture rework in the Royal Court. ![]() In the Fate of Iberia, you might encounter the Estadea, the wandering dead of Galician myth, the legendary Garduña thieves, great smiths of Toledo, cheese-making Vikings, and Andalusian polymaths dreaming of flight.įor Fate of Iberia we’ve roped in talented content designers from all over our organization to help us pack Iberia full of historical flavor. Yet we have filled the Fate of Iberia with flavor content high and low, from fairytales whispered by a fireplace to grand designs of priests and kings. In a region as dynamic and well-documented as Iberia, we were truly spoiled with possible content, and had to make some hard choices as to what would work best in the context of Crusader Kings III. Hello and welcome to Dev Diary #95, about the flavor that makes the flavor pack! I am Hugo ( Cortell), and today my fellow content designer Ola ( will walk you through some of our design for culture, faith, and everything else before I introduce you to our events & decisions. ![]()
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