It deletes all empire titles for some reason

Can you update I love this mod

@~♫ Yumi Neko ♫~ The error log created after the crash is located at C:\Users\A\Documents\Paradox Interactive\Crusader Kings III\crashes

Oh, it looks like I've found a fix/solution. It seems to have just been a version issue. I tried reverting to Version 1.18 'Crane' and I can use it normally without the game crashing/kicking me out. (If I find the error & crash logs file, I'll report it in the Discord again.)

Please post the error & crash logs on discord so i can try to figure out.

It seems I've encountered an issue with your mod. If I play until the period where the Latin Empire exists, and I manage to defeat it, the event chain gives an option to click [Restore the Byzantine Empire]. When I click this, the game instantly crashes. I initially suspected it might be due to my multiple mods, but I tried launching the game with only this mod enabled, and the crash still occurred. (Apologies for the poor language; I used a translator.)

Please add more picture of this mod.

@Fylfot, Thanks a lot and glad you enjoy. We do have long-term plans to expand the flavor around the Catholic-Orthodox split and the schism dynamics, but that’s about as far as our future religious roadmap goes. While the idea of sol invictus surviving into the medieval period sounds definitely cool, and we already include several non-historical elements in ERCF, invictus cult making a comeback within the timeframe we focus on would be quite the long shot.

That said, the concept isn’t necessarily off the table entirely. If we decide to explore late-antique syncretic survivals or mystery traditions in a future update, sol invictus could potentially appear as a deity within a Mithraic-inspired mystery cult. It’s an interesting direction, but just not something we can prioritize right now.

Hi! I really love your mod. Could you please add the Cult of the Unconquered Sun to it, or at least include some reflection on what this cult might look like if it had survived into the Middle Ages? It would be great to give this cult some harsh and interesting doctrines.

@outlander7, Glad you enjoy

Unfortunately for the forseeable future, no.

This mod is incredibly well made! Thank you for your work!

Do you have any intentions of making a patch of Ethnicities & Portraits Expanded? I'd love to make more use out of this mod, but can't stand the vanilla character designs/appearances.

Very cool mod, great work.

Thanks for the answer. Sad that you arent planning anything about greek culture, workshop lacks mod which would at least add some more flavor for it

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@happy9s It’s a bit of a tricky matter. I’ve mentioned this before, I try to stay faithful to historical unit types, and I generally add them only if they represent a broader group or formation, not just an isolated “unit” in the historical sense. The early Byzantine / late Roman period makes this especially complicated, since the Roman military system was changing and changing very fast.

As for the Numeroi and Excubitors you mentioned: Paradox actually uses “Hetaireia” as the knight name for the Byzantine culture. The Hetaireia was a kind of bodyguard unit, and for the Eastern Roman cultured characters I used Excubitors for the same reason, they were also an imperial guard-type force.

But if you’re asking whether I plan to add new men-at-arms or any additional features for the vanilla Byzantine (Greek) culture, then no.

I don’t have any plans or intentions to change anything or add anything related to the vanilla Greek culture.

Weird question but are you going to add some later more ''byzantine'' regiments such as numeroi ane excubitors for example?

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No, the future maa will be mainly and maybe always exclusively inspired or taken from this list: https://www.honga.net/totalwar/attila/unit.php?l=en&v=attila&f=bel_fact_byzantine_expedition

can you add Comitatenses?

all good things come to those who wait

I love this mod so much. Could the you update it to version 1.8?

Will probably (%99) conflict and cause crashes. Though when i finish almost all of the aspects of the eastern part, i am thinking about adding content for "western" romans as well again based on the fall period.

Given this mods focus on the Eastern/Byzantine Roman Empire I am curious how and indeed if this mod conflicts, interacts or pairs with Adelaetus's True Romans - Roman Overhaul mod, considering it's substantial breadth of content and explicit focus on the Western Roman Empire.

Found a way to get the MaA as the greeks you can find the tradition under Regional and just add it if you collect enough prestige! Which is very nice since I like only play as the Makedons in 867

I fixed the broken discord link. I highly encourage all people with modding experience to join since i wont personally be able to work on the mod for the following weeks.

the discord link is dead. can you give me new one?

Hello, i have an idea, pleace add a descision to restore late roman cult of sol invictus (Unconquered Sun). The emperor Aurelian revived his cult in 274 AD and promoted Sol Invictus as the chief god of the empire. From Aurelian onward, Sol Invictus often appeared on imperial coinage, usually shown wearing a sun crown and driving a horse-drawn chariot through the sky. His prominence lasted until the emperor Constantine I legalized Christianity and restricted paganism.

Hey I have an idea what if you bya cheep decision could restore the ERE culture so you can use the Men at arms even if you are playing historical charecters!

Is the Discord down for some reason?

Yeah no problem.

@ys

Hi, can the EU5: Extended Timeline team implement content from this mod accredited, thank you for any answer!

Could you please delete the vanilla strings so that it will be easier for the translator to translate the new content?

Hello, i thought getting rid of said titles de jure lands would effectively cease the title's usefulness, i originally intentionally left them out because it could break some aspects of the game and it was easier. But i'll test and if nothing changes, we can make the decisions destroy said titles, yes.

I was wondering if you could make it so when you restore a diocese the titles it combines would be destroyed even if they are owned, for example I already had 2 seperate Kings of Italy and Romagna, and when I restored the Diocese of Ravenna it got rid of the other 2 kingdoms dejure lands but the titles themselves still existed

会导致闪退

Probably not, no

Is it compatible with the Asia Expansion Project?

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As a lover of Byzantine culture, I absolutely adore the module you've created. I eagerly await your updates! I wish you all the best!

Thanks, enjoy. We're planning on adding more decisions/events to restore lost provinces. In fact, next update will bring egypt content. But there are neither plans to expand the additions to the greek culture, nor restoring colosseum & hadrians wall at the moment.

Thanks for this mod! If i could have a request is that you can restore more provinces like gual and agyptus etc and that the greek culture also gets the men at arms. I like playing as Basil I and there for I cant use the cool men at arms. One more thing that could be cool is ifyou could restore the coloseum and Hadrians wall! Otherwise this mod is great!

Thank you for the amazing job, everyone really needed this! Just a couple of tips: in Roman Empire title history, it would be great if emperors without Latin names were given Latin ones (so ppl can have rulers like Hadrianus II instead of being forced to use the English form). Also, Elagabalus should be male, as he was in real life (Paradox incorrectly made him female).

Another idea: add a simple system where anyone—courtiers, governors, or rich families—can launch usurpation CB against the Byzantine/Roman Emperor. This would reflect the true nature of the imperial throne, open to anyone strong enough to seize it. Supporters of the emperor or the weak wouldn’t attempt it, but it would simulate the frequent revolts and failed usurpers that shaped Roman history, while adding challenge and story to playthroughs—new dynasties rising, others crushed.

Feel free to add me if you’d like to discuss further—I’d love to help!

This mod is absolutely incredible. Great job!

@ys Could you please delete the vanilla strings so that it will be easier for me to translate the new content?

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Great idea, thanks. I was thinking about something similiar!

smth like: restoring the western empire's dioceses or exarchies ( next update ;) ) will make it possible to "revive" the "western roman" culture. and after that conquering and restoring specific regions of the empire will grant you the possibility of branching the "western roman" culture into various sub-cultures, like you said > "gallo-roman" or "mauro-roman" etc etc..

Maybe not what you've envisioned with the mod but I think it could be a cool idea to get decision to restore regional roman cultures in the west (like Gallo-Roman, Hispano-Roman, etc), who have their own unique cultural traditions maybe even Men-at-Arms. For example; the Iberians were known for their cavalry during Roman times. That aside i'm having plenty of fun larping, love the late roman names not enough people are even aware that the Romans used different names in later years. Also I have some experience making MaA so if you need any help I might have some time for that.

please make it compatible with MB+

Thank you so much for these wonderful resources. I have selected quite a few and will be adding them in the next update.

Oh, I love this concept. FINALLY a Roman culture mod that uses late Roman naming conventions. I think that you could plausibly argue that in 867, these types of names would be used in the former Exarchate -- specifically Rome, Ravenna, and the narrow corridor between them that were under Byzantine control up to a century before our earliest start date.

See this JSTOR piece for the naming conventions of that region in the early medieval period, which are still recognizably Latinate. In fact, I highly recommend pulling some of these names to supplement the ones you've already got! https://www.jstor.org/stable/j.ctv512x7n.19?seq=1

I'll probably use it for a Theophylact run or a Naples run, myself. If I wanted to LARP a bit, I might even use this culture and pretend there are still old senatorial descendants of Anicia Juliana or Areobindus kicking around in Constantinople (there are at least some seals with the name "Areobindos" but I'm sure they'd be Hellenized by now).