Expansion – Crusader Kings II: Jade Serpent

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Author: Chitose

Last revision: 16 Oct, 2020 at 17:07 UTC (2)

File size: 2.65 MB

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Description:

Crusader Kings II: Jade Serpent is the community expansion for the much mixed-reviews strategy/RPG Crusader Kings II: Sunset Invasion DLC and introduces the gamer to an ahistoric story of rising of Nahuas.

This fantasy scenario marked Paradox Development Studios first departure from history(And now they’ve gone really-really far.) Hearing of Europe from travelling Northmen, the blood drenched Nahuatl Civilization has risen early and now spread like a virulent plague. Prepare to defend all you hold dear against the Sunset Invasion!

Jade Serpent will feature:

Sunset Invasion event now shows in new form, with offmap Mexikha power integrated

A new “Mexikha Screen” lays out the status and desires of the Huetlahtoani of Mexikha, letting you keep tabs on what he wants and how to earn his favor

Submit to the Empire as a tributary, always keeping an eye on the waning power of the Huetlahtoani, so you can time your escape to freedom

Collect wondrous new Mexikha artifacts for your characters; new Nahuatl coat of arms bring the empire to life.

You can play it with a savegame. However you’ll be unable to revert the savegame back to Vanilla state.
This expansion is still in beta, and the localisation strings are improvised and incomplete. Please report any bugs you found with screenshots.

Patrum Scuta compatible: delete interfacecoat_of_arms in the .zip file. That’s all.

Credit:

• ChaosRobie, for his well-sort out string files as a template.
• [PRKL] AlexanderBoesen, for his nice Aztec Dynasty Flags.
• Pre-Colombian Mexica artists of the 15th century. Keepscases modified it into. "The Aztec sun calendar is a circular stone with pictures representing how the Aztecs measured days, months, and cosmic cycles.." Available at: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Aztec_calendar.svg. Accessed Sep. 19, 2019.
• Mexica artists of the 15/16th century. photography by Geni. "Double headed turquoise serpentAztecbritish museum" Available at: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Double_headed_turquoise_serpentAztecbritish_museum.jpg. Accessed Sep. 19, 2019.
• Sweynheim & Pannartz 115R, Proto-Roman font by anrt-type[github.com], for banner pic