The mod adds many features and changes to the base game and even cuts the map down as it focuses exclusively on the near east. It takes you back to the era of the Bronze Age powers. Though the mod is currently pretty outdated, the mod itself is still great one. Overall, a great mod for those who have a love for Rome. A great addition to the mod is the addition of new government system mechanics. It also adds various changes to faiths and culture all around the world to more reflect the circumstances of the time. The mod brings changes to the game’s map and many visual alterations to its UI to give a more Roman-era feel to it.

The mod plans to bring 5 bookmarks that focus on the decline of the Roman Empire. New cultures have also been added to reflect more diversity in areas that were lacking. The modder has gone into the trouble of adding several hundred new baronies, alongside modified counties, duchies, and kingdoms ensuring a higher degree of historical accuracy in the political map. If all you’re looking for is a simple addition of more options on what date you wish to start your campaign, then this mod is for you. More Bookmarks+ is a relatively simple mod that adds… more bookmarks. This list will focus on mods that bring new start dates for you to explore the world in. So, I thought that today I’ll be suggesting what I think are the top 5 historical mods for crusader kings. Yesterday, I wrote an article covering the new mod that brought Crusader Kings and Mount & Blade together, Crusader Blade.

Crusader kings 2 portrait mods