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Short version: I have betrayed the rhodok rebels claimant with 3 cities all in my name, yet I am still known as “rhodok rebels” instead of the kingdom I previously was.
So basically at the start of my campaign, I became a vassal for the vagiers and we were in a big war with Swadia. So I conquered a lot of them and got a few castles in my name. By the time the option to rebel came, I only owned a few castles so I didn’t bretray my king . Eventually we were close to winning the war with Suno being the last hold of the Swadians. This is when I decided to make my move, so I renounced my pledge to King Yaroglek, and charged Suno and kept it for myself. This is when I became my own kingdom and got to name it and everything. I quickly realized the consequence to becoming a monarch so early. Every kingdom except the rhodoks we’re sending armies to me. So I became a vassal for the rhodoks but then I realized that I would lose Suno so I loaded a save to before I did that. I then decided to join the rhodok rebels, and got to be in control of everything. Skip forward a bit to where I am now, I have conquered a lot of castles and have 3 cities all in my name while being associated with the rhodok rebels. (My lords hate me because they have nothing) I now want to betray the rhodok rebels and be my own kingdom again. So I told the claimant that the cause was lost and he left. My problem is that now after doing all that, I’m still known as the “rhodok rebels”. I still have my cities and everything and I have no master. Just two lords that have -100 towards me. I have tried taking new castles and it will not let me change from rhodok rebels.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Submitted May 14, 2022 at 04:34AM by KyrJo https://ift.tt/5BqmLWp
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