Devotee of Freyr – +25% fertility +0.1 control growth/monthĪ Grand Bløt, a Viking mega-feast, requires 200 prestige.Devotee of Thor – +2 stewardship +3 prowess (this was my pick due to how often King Orm was warring with neighbors).Devotee of Ullr – +3 martial +2 advantage and +50% movement speed in provinces affected by winter.

Devotee of Odin – +2 intrigue +0.03 piety per dread/month.In any case, there are various decisions in Crusader Kings III: Northern Lords, such as choosing a Personal Deity, forging the Jomsvikings, and holding a Grand Bløt.Ĭhoosing a Personal Deity can be done early in your run and you’ll gain some nifty bonuses: Note: Because I had already created a kingdom-rank title, the Varangian Adventure option became null and void. Since I already had the Illustrious rank and I controlled parts of England, I was able to “Negotiate the Danelaw.” This made Orm a King while enacting a 25-year truce between him and Alfred. Establishing the Danelaw, choosing a Personal Deity, and various decisionsĪfter trouncing Alfred, I decided to conquer parts of East Anglia and Mercia as well.

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