You can raise mighty doom stacks of 100k soldiers at a time, to create ultimate mega-stacks of 1 million men. You can take over a country simply by right clicking on the monarch and going 'Abdicate to me' and you get EVERY SINGLE TITLE they hold. However, it doesn't half make the game incredibly dull if you always use it. Lastly, I've tried Sketchy's Cheat Menu, and yes its very interesting, and yes it allows you to be somewhat uber in the game - allowing you to do things like add gold, prestige, piety, tech points, doom stacks, super ministers, super commanders, cheat traits, super children, amazing spouses, right click take titles/add claims/etc. You have to nobble them very quickly, or make them incredibly loyal, or you'll face a pretender war later on. The later can be a problem, as depending on your selected option - they get a strong claim on your titles. Just gives you an unviewable relic sword that gives a +1 to +3 bump to your martial skill, and can be passed on to an heir.Ī Sensible New Family is quite good if you're using the Editor, as it gives you the option in the opening act of forming your family history, so instead of being a parentless oddity that appeared from God's loins somehow - you get a father (often deceased), a mother, and siblings. Plus the claim only lasts on the character you purchased it on - and isn't inherited.ĭamascus Steel + Ancient Swords is pointless - wouldn't bother with it.

However, if you're not a super gold generating dynasty, it is very expensive, and once you have it - you can't do anything about it since you're too broke to go to war. I tried Purchase claims, and its great if you're a super gold generating dynasty, as you can purchase claims on other territories giving you a right to go to war with someone to take their land. It does allow you to create your starter character as something of a demi-God if you are so inclined, but since you can't edit heirs and other characters, once your principle dies - you're forced to play the game as intended. It allows you to add traits to your character through the edit module that are otherwise locked through events or not available to your civilisation type - like 'Born into the Purple' and whatnot. I use Ruler Editor Unlock myself sometimes when I can't be bothered to play the game properly. Whilst the news of AGoT and CK2+ being top mods isn't a huge shock, I was surprised to see Sketchy's Cheat Menu in the top 5.

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