diff --git a/common/laws/NEOW_succession_laws.txt b/common/laws/NEOW_succession_laws.txt index 09ede17c..c95f379e 100644 --- a/common/laws/NEOW_succession_laws.txt +++ b/common/laws/NEOW_succession_laws.txt @@ -1,4 +1,4 @@ -title_succession_laws = { +title_succession_laws = { theomonarchy_succession_law = { # For Helvetics and Monarchomachs can_have = { government_has_flag = government_is_feudal diff --git a/common/script_values/NEOW_custom_values.txt b/common/script_values/NEOW_custom_values.txt index 3766b92b..6a28f50d 100644 --- a/common/script_values/NEOW_custom_values.txt +++ b/common/script_values/NEOW_custom_values.txt @@ -1,4 +1,4 @@ -highest_held_title_tier_minus_two_landed = { # for theomonarchy_elective +highest_held_title_tier_minus_two_landed = { # for theomonarchy_elective value = highest_held_title_tier subtract = 2 min = tier_barony diff --git a/common/scripted_modifiers/NEOW_elective_successions_scripted_modifiers.txt b/common/scripted_modifiers/NEOW_elective_successions_scripted_modifiers.txt index b0531513..04d1d251 100644 --- a/common/scripted_modifiers/NEOW_elective_successions_scripted_modifiers.txt +++ b/common/scripted_modifiers/NEOW_elective_successions_scripted_modifiers.txt @@ -1,4 +1,4 @@ -elector_voting_pattern_piety_theomonarchy = { +elector_voting_pattern_piety_theomonarchy = { ########################## Elector voting patterns (prestige/piety) ########################## modifier = { desc = tooltip_feudal_elector_vote_piety_negative diff --git a/common/succession_election/NEOW_succession_elections.txt b/common/succession_election/NEOW_succession_elections.txt index 4c363bf2..ef706568 100644 --- a/common/succession_election/NEOW_succession_elections.txt +++ b/common/succession_election/NEOW_succession_elections.txt @@ -1,4 +1,4 @@ -theomonarchy_elective = { # Combination of tribal elective and +theomonarchy_elective = { # Combination of tribal elective and confederation elective elector_vote_strength = { base = 0 modifier = { #Each voter is the "representative" of all the free men living in his domain. The larger the domain, the more voting power he has.