Raiding Parties – Various landless raiding adventurers may appear and harass your regions, or even try to conquer land and settle.Nomad Mercenaries – You can choose to send your unruly brothers or sons to serve as soldiers.The Silk Road – Having dynamic trade mechanics and conflicts, the Silk Road is a fine addition to Crusader Kings II.The main differences, are that you manage populations instead of holdings (which determine your army’s size), and instead of vassals, you have to deal with Clans, that are whole families / factions within the nomad group. Nomadic Government – Steppe Cultures get the option of a Nomadic Government.
Central Asian Cultures – Tarim Basin and large parts of Mongolia have been added to the map.Horse Lords, Expansion Pack, Crusader Kings IIīuy from Paradox or Steam for 14.99$ / 14.99€ / 10.99£, or get it from our friends at HumbleBundle or HRK. Minor Features – Deeper mechanics to baptism, and lists of people your ruler has killed.New Succession Laws – A Pagan Elder Council can have the final say into how a realm is divided among heirs, and a Ruler may challenge his own Brother to combat in order to unify the Realm.New Crusade Events – Enhancements to religious wars.Coronations – Feudal Kings and Emperors will now need a clergy to crown them, according to tradition.Sainthood – You can canonize Pious Catholics, making their resting place a valuable site, and passing their glory to their descendants.Sway / Antagonize Neighbours – You can now use charm and persuasion to bring a reluctant vassal closer, or provoke those you want to push into conflict.Legendary Bloodlines – Some historical bloodlines like Charlemagne and Genghis Khan will offer bonuses to their descendants, relevant to their great achievements.Warrior Lodges – You can now join a Pagan warrior lodge, raid to raise up your rank, and unlock powerful allies while advancing your military skill.Shattered & Random Worlds – Start a new game in a fictional Europe map as a small realm, or a random map that’s historically analogous to the real one.Holy Fury, Expansion Pack, Crusader Kings IIīuy from Paradox or Steam for 19.99$ / 19.99€ / 5.49£, or get it from our friends at HumbleBundle or HRK. Crusader Kings II Expansions Holy Fury (November 2018) You can buy it from Paradox or HumbleBundle for 192.99£, or Steam for 184.65£. This is the ultimate collection for Grand Strategy diehards, and will definitely save you a lot of money if you were planning to get even half of the DLCs available. Similar to the Royal Collection, every single expansion is included here, but also every single Content, Unit, Portrait & Music Pack! You can buy it from Paradox or HumbleBundle for 118.99£, or Steam for 121.89£. Every expansion up to Holy Fury is included, so you can make sure you are not missing on any added mechanics or features. This is going to be the best buy for most, since it includes all CK2 expansions in one package. There are a few DLC collections available: Crusader Kings II: Royal Collection With such a sheer amount of expansions, most people would be looking for a way to get all, or most of them at once. 8.16 Songs of the Holy Land (April 2012).8.10 Songs of Prosperity (January 2013).7.8 Mediterranean Portraits (January 2013).7.3 Early Western Clothing Pack (October 2014).7.2 Early Eastern Clothing Pack (October 2014).6.1 Dynasty Shield Charlemagne (October 2014).6 Crusader Kings II Dynasty Shield Packs.
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