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Currently if an exclave is owned by a vassal who is generally connected to the main kingdom, the exclave can stay within the realm for 1-2 ruler deaths.
IT'S NOT. It doesn't work.
I use a number of other mods, one being a mod where revolts sometimes break up into independent kingdoms. On such was an empire of Ohrid, which was a horrible bordergore empire with small exclaves all over the game world. No matter how many times I killed its emperor via console commands, the exclaves remained. It wasn't until I used this mod when they finally broke apart.
And yes, this does work with the vanilla game rules. And yes, it does work with the current version of the game.
https://ck2.paradoxwikis.com/Game_rules#Exclave_Independence
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Does this mean for example, that if I am both the king of Ireland and Sicily, I will not lose Sicily, but if I only hold duchies in Sicily, they will be lost?
Thankfully, Paradox will add its own Exclave Independence rule, and it will be somewhat more powerful and flexible. Big thanks to @jruderman for making this mod and cutting the border gore of so many of my games!
How do you feel about Paradox basically stealing your mod? Did they notify you?
I am not the mod author, but as far as I know 1) it's compatible with HIP and pretty much every other mod, even total conversions like AGOT and 2) there are no CBs.
Hey mate. Thanks for your mod.
I have a question though. What about HIP compatibility ? Your mod includes any CBs at all ?
Cheers.