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The Art of Heraldry

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Description

Summary

The Art of Heraldry(AH) adds a collection of 243(and growing) hand drawn emblems for the CK3 Coat of Arms Designer currently spanning across 10 different themes. This set is not meant to be specific to any one overhaul or style, but contains elements from many.

AH's COA categories

Apocalypse
Armory
Arboreal
Bestiary
Elemental
Fantasy
Feast
Festivities
Floral
Pattern

Compatibility

This mod adds art and just enough code to make it appear in game, with very small exception it should be compatible with everything.

Localization

The mod category labels are in English, French, Spanish, Korean, and Simplified Chinese at the moment.

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20 Aug, 2024 @ 4:05pm

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Prophayne [author] 12 Jan @ 5:11pm

As an example, if we named our fire rings class name the game calls to show it to you in its specific location "AoHFireRing" and someone else named theirs exactly the same, and you loaded it lower than ours in the load order, you would see their "AoHFireRing" instead of ours. Same can be said about any of our categories for our heraldry, if someone else has "AoHReligion" as a category, it would overwrite ours if loaded after (Though that specifically would change very little)

Otherwise, there should genuinely be no incompatibilities.

Prophayne [author] 12 Jan @ 5:09pm

Sorry for the late response, I have this mod (among many other heraldry mods) working with pretty much every overhaul. Could you explain what you guys are doing? This should literally be compatible with everything that isn't named similarly in the naming schema.