After Dwarf Fortress, this is the easiest way to generate the plot and setting for your next fantasy novel series. It’s complete enough to start a new game with it right now, though.Ĭrusader Kings 2 was already a interesting simulation, but this plunges you right into your own private fantasy setting. The generator is still under active development, with additional features being added. Pay close attention to the introduction at the start of the game, because it’s your chance to learn that the Orai is the one who can call for an Ahakaya. Here, the generator creates entire cultures out of whole cloth, so it may take you some time to familiarize yourself with basic things like the ranks and titles in nearby counties. It’s probably even more important than usual that you start with something manageable: the historical game at least has familiar geography to latch on to. You can, in the traditional CK2 style, choose to jump into this history where you like, as whichever character you want to play. Complete with family trees and dynastic intrigue for you to explore in the game. The generator doesn’t just create a new map and new kingdoms: it creates an entire history. DO NOT try to run this script on Python 2. Which is how I found myself leading the mighty Qisuigi Empire at the height of their struggles with the merchant republics, in Betahibr Kings II. This script was written and tested on Python 3.5.1 but slightly older versions should work as well. It’s not really a mod: it’s an entire Dwarf Fortress-style history and map generator that creates custom mods.
Crusader Kings 2 is one of my favorite games, but despite the many excellent examples of interactive narrative it doesn’t have a lot of procedurally generated content.
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