Crusader Kings 3

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Crusader Kings III - By God Alone expansion coming September 30

Crusader Kings III from Paradox Interactive is set to get even bigger, with the By God Alone expansion coming September 30th bringing new ways to play. Read the full article on GamingOnLinux.

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Crusader Kings 3 devs Paradox will make the roaming mercenary lifestyle of playing as a landless adventurer free for everyone later this year

While Crusader Kings 3 typically deals in the fantasy of sitting on a big chair in one place and shouting at underlings, roaming its world as a the unlanded leader of a band of travelling adventurers is just as fun and arguably the best way to kick off a custom dynasty. Up to now, the freedom to pursue the life of a ruthless mercenary, valiant knight, or stuffy bureaucrat surviving off of favours for rulers while searching for the ideal title or throne to claim as their own once they're ready ha

"Your infidelity will no longer be broadcasted to everyone as it happens" declares Crusader Kings 3's latest patch, unless you made a baby at a certain time

No one can find out about this, my forbidden love. I am the esteemed holy ruler of these lands, the people look to me for strength and honour. What do you mean 'well, you might have thought about that before we used the bedchamber with the camera in it that livestreams to the castle's big TV'? Ah, I'm ruined. Or, at least I would have been prior to the deployment of Crusader Kings 3's latest patch.

Adding naval warfare in time for Crusader Kings 3's Silk and Silver expansion would have blown Paradox's "schedule out of [the] water"

Naval warfare won't be coming to Crusader Kings 3 with the big merchant republics expansion Paradox are set to roll out towards the end of this year. The studio say that they want to make sure they do sea battles justice, and so didn't want to shoehorn them into a DLC which already comes with "a fair amount of risk", while also blowing up their planned development timeline.

Crusader Kings 3's latest batch of major expansions invite you to choose between God and gold, with playable popes and money-grabbing republican merchants

Paradox have revealed the next round of expansions coming to medieval monarch strategiser Crusader Kings 3 as part of its fifth chapter of add-ons. The two major DLCs it includes - dubbed By God Alone and Silk & Silver - will let you play as two new types of ruler, theocratic religious bigwigs and money-driven republican merchants.

Holy Moly, Crusader Kings 3 Will Let You Play as a Pope

Crusader Kings 3 is getting a new core expansion, By God Alone, and it's going to add playable popes to the Paradox strategy game

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Crusader Kings 3's next major expansions will bring playable Popes and merchant republics

Chapter 5's expansions will introduce a suite of new religion and trade mechanics.

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Crusader Kings III gets a new major patch and Chapter V expansion pass

Crusader Kings III just got a major update released, along with a new expansion pass to bring extra content to the popular Paradox strategy game. Read the full article on GamingOnLinux.

Crusader Kings 3 update 1.19, out now in beta, delivers the ledger and an accolade rework - it also stops dead people wearing straw cloaks

Crusader Kings 3's latest "Realm Maintenance" update, all about improving and adding to the base game's established systems, is out now in beta form. It includes a big ledger full of spreadsheets you can use to keep track of the world, a rework of accolades, and makes the lives of older rulers even more miserable.