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Nicknames are epithets granted to [[character]]s. They are displayed either before or after the character's name.<ref>{{cite file|game\common\nicknames\00_nicknames.txt}}, <code>is_prefix = yes</code></ref> They can mainly be gained through {{icon|decision}} [[decision]]s or [[event]]s. Some are reserved for historical characters and can only be obtained through [[console commands]]. | |||
Nicknames are classified as "good" or "bad". Typically, a "good" nickname will replace any "bad" one, but not an existing "good" one. | |||
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== List of nicknames == | |||
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! Nickname | |||
! Good? | |||
! Requirement | |||
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| the Avenger || Good || {{icon|decision}} Avenge the Battle of Tours decision | |||
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| the Saoshyant || Good || {{icon|decision}} [[Become the Saoshyant]] decision | |||
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| the Man/Woman of Glass || Good || {{icon|decision}} Build a Glass Monument decision | |||
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| the Dragon || Good || [[File:secret deviancy.png|24px]] [[Cannibal secret]] exposed (above {{icon|dread}} 50 [[dread]]) | |||
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| the Cannibal || Bad || [[File:secret deviancy.png|24px]] Cannibal secret exposed (below {{icon|dread}} 50 dread) | |||
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| the Divine || Good || {{icon|decision}} Consecrate Bloodline decision ([[head of faith]]) | |||
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| the Anointed || Good || {{icon|decision}} Consecrate Bloodline decision (not head of faith) | |||
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| the Triumphant || Good || Defeating a character with the nickname "''the Undefeated''" | |||
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| the Stupor Mundi || Good || {{icon|decision}} Empower the Sicilian Parliament decision (Holy Roman Emperor controlling all of de jure Sicily, or mentally or treatably ill) | |||
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| the Lawgiver || Good || {{icon|decision}} Empower the Sicilian Parliament decision (otherwise) | |||
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| the Devourer || Good || {{icon|decision}} Faith Cannibalism decision | |||
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| the Knight of Gabriel || Good || {{icon|decision}} Form the Outremer Empire decision (20% chance, [[gender|male]] only) | |||
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| the Virgin's Maiden || Good || {{icon|decision}} Form the Outremer Empire decision (20% chance, female only) | |||
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| the Holy || Good || | |||
* {{icon|decision}} Form the Outremer Empire decision (20% chance) | |||
* {{icon|martial lifestyle}} [[Martial lifestyle]] event | |||
* {{icon|opinion}} {{green|High}} opinion with head of faith | |||
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| the Messenger of Christ || Good || {{icon|decision}} Form the Outremer Empire decision (20% chance) | |||
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| the Sword of God || Good || {{icon|decision}} Form the Outremer Empire decision (20% chance) | |||
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| the Great || Good || | |||
* {{icon|decision}} Found Portugal decision | |||
* {{icon|decision}} Restore Carolingian Borders decision | |||
* {{icon|decision}} Restore the Holy Roman Empire decision | |||
* Historical (many characters) | |||
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| the Blessed || Good || | |||
* {{icon|opinion}} {{green|High}} opinion with head of faith | |||
* Historical (Cadeyrn ap Gwrtheryn Gwerthrynion, prince of Powys 430–471, and his younger brother Gwerthefyr, sons of the legendary Vortigern (Gwrtheryn)) | |||
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| the Pious || Good || | |||
* {{icon|opinion}} {{green|High}} opinion with head of faith | |||
* Historical (Boleslav II, duke of Bohemia 972–999; Hugues de Lusignan, count of Lusignan 1026–1060) | |||
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| Blue Snake || Good || Historical (Signjótr Rurikid, deceased brother of Rurik) | |||
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| Bluetooth || Good || Historical (Harald Gormsson af Gorm, king of Norway 970–986) | |||
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| Canmore || Good || Historical ([[King Malcolm III of Scotland|Malcolm III Dunkeld]], king of Scotland in 1066) | |||
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| Fairhair || Good || Historical (Harald Halfdansson Yngling, king of Norway 872–931) | |||
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| Hard Ruler || Good || Historical ([[Harald Hardrada|Harald IV Sigurðrsson Yngling]], king of Norway in 1066) | |||
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| Harthacnut || Good || Historical (Knud Knudsson Knytling, 11th century king of Denmark and England) | |||
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| Wartooth || Good || Historical (Haraldr Skjöldung, duke of Sjælland 729–770) | |||
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| Loðbrók || Good || Historical (Ragnar Sigurdrsson af Sigurdr, father of the leaders of the Great Heathen Army) | |||
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| Ring || Good || Historical (Sigurdr Randversson af Sigurdr, jarl of Uppland 761–800) | |||
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| Snake-in-the-Eye || Good || Historical ([[Sigurdr Snake-in-the-Eye|Sigurdr Ragnarrson af Sigurdr]], duke of Sjælland 860–917) | |||
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| the Bald || Good || Historical ([[Charles the Bald|Charles II Karling]], king of West Francia 840–877) | |||
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| the Black Whirlwind || Good || Unused --> | |||
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| the Boneless || Good || Historical ([[Ivar the Boneless|Ivar Ragnarsson Ivaring]], petty king of the Isles 855–873) | |||
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| the Builder || Good || Historical (Nerses III Mangaphas, Catholicos of the Apostolic Church 641–661) | |||
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| the Campeador || Good || Unused --> | |||
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| The Cucumber King || Good || Historical (Nyaung-u Sawrahan, duke of Pagan 956–1001) | |||
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| Curthose || Good || Historical (Robert de Normandie, count of Maine in 1066) | |||
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| the Deep-Minded || Good || Historical (Auðr Flatnefr, countess of Vestisland 867–900) | |||
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| the Destroyer || Good || Historical (Máel-Coluim Ailpin, king of Scotland 1005–1034) | |||
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| the German || Good || Historical ([[Ludwig the German|Ludwig Karling]], king of East Francia 843–876) | |||
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| the Illuminator || Good || Historical (Gregory I Gregorid, Catholicos of the Apostolic Church 288–325) | |||
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| the Jade Unicorn || Good || Unused --> | |||
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| the Martyrophile || Good || Historical (Gregory II, Catholicos of the Apostolic Church in 1066) | |||
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| the Missionary || Good || Historical (Hasan Alavid, Atabeg of Tabaristan 864–884) | |||
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| the Panther Head || Good || Unused --> | |||
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| the Peaceful || Good || Historical (Prince Olav Haraldsson Yngling of Norway, count of Ránriki in 1066, but didn't earn the name until he became king) | |||
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| the Red || Good || Historical (several characters) | |||
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| the Seer || Good || Historical (Helgi Ruriksson, king of Ruthenia 882–912) | |||
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| the Slayer of the Snake || Good || Historical (Galadima Bayajidda Durbawa, high chief of Kano 865−910) | |||
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| the Stranger || Good || Historical (Dyre Oskyldr, Grand Prince of Kiev 860–882) | |||
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| the Tattooed Monk || Good || Unused | |||
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| the Timely Rain || Good || Unused | |||
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| the Turbulent River Dragon || Good || Unused --> | |||
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| the Whetstone || Good || Historical (Prince Harald Svendsen Estrid of Denmark, duke of Jylland in 1066) | |||
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| the White || Good || Historical (Olafr Guðröðrsson Yngling, earl of Dublin 855–866) | |||
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| the Wild || Good || Historical (Eadric Eadricson Aelfricson, earl of Shropshire in 1066) | |||
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| the Winged Tiger || Good || Unused --> | |||
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| the Younger || Good || Historical (Ludwig Karling, king of Lotharingia 877–882; Louis II Karling, king of Italy 855–875) | |||
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| Troublemaker || Good || Historical (Rurik Umilasson Rurikid, grand prince of Novgorod 862–879) | |||
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| Wang Khan || Good || Unused (historical after 1066) --> | |||
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| Whiteshirt || Good || Historical ([[Halfdan Whiteshirt|Halfdan Ragnarrson Hvitserk]], duke of Deira 866–875) | |||
|- | |||
| the Heartbreaker || Bad || {{icon|intrigue lifestyle}} [[Intrigue lifestyle]] event | |||
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| the Mindbreaker || Good || {{iconify|Intrigue lifestyle}} event | |||
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| the Flayer || Good || {{iconify|Intrigue lifestyle}} event | |||
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| Fear-Eater || Good || {{iconify|Martial lifestyle}} event | |||
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| the Brave || Good || | |||
* {{iconify|Martial lifestyle}} event | |||
* Historical (Bolesław I Piast, king of Poland 1025; Alfonso VI Jimena, king of León in 1066) | |||
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| the Foolish || Bad || {{iconify|Martial lifestyle}} event | |||
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| the Fury || Good || {{iconify|Martial lifestyle}} event | |||
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| the Hawk || Good || {{iconify|Martial lifestyle}} event | |||
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| the Imperious || Good || {{iconify|Martial lifestyle}} event | |||
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| the Merciless || Good || {{iconify|Martial lifestyle}} event | |||
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| the Stalwart || Good || {{iconify|Martial lifestyle}} event | |||
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| the Unrelenting || Good || {{iconify|Martial lifestyle}} event | |||
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| the Ecumenist || Good || {{icon|decision}} Mend the Great Schism decision | |||
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| the Conqueror || Good || | |||
* {{iconify|Martial lifestyle}} (rarely after completing two perk trees) | |||
* Winning the Norman Conquest of England [[war]] as [[Duke William II of Normandy]] | |||
|- | |||
| the Peacemaker || Good || {{iconify|Diplomacy lifestyle}} (rarely after completing two perk trees) | |||
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| the Tuatha Dé Danann || Good || {{icon|decision}} Reclaim Britannia decision as a character of Irish culture | |||
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| the Shepherd || Good || {{icon|decision}} Restore Israel decision (50% chance) | |||
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| the Judge || Good || {{icon|decision}} Restore Israel decision (50% chance) | |||
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| the Dane || Good || {{icon|decision}} Restore the Danelaw decision | |||
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| the Glorious || Good || {{icon|decision}} Restore the Roman Empire decision | |||
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| the Greedy || Bad || | |||
* {{icon|decision}} Sell Minor Titles decision | |||
* Mental break when having or gaining {{iconify|Comfort Eater}} | |||
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| the Honorable || Good || {{icon|decision}} Sell Minor Titles decision | |||
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| the Scholar || Good || | |||
* [[Spouse]] [[education|tutoring]] event | |||
* {{icon|decision}} Found University decision | |||
|- | |||
| the Wise || Good || | |||
* Spouse tutoring event | |||
* Historical (Berengar Unruochinger, duke of Barcelona 832–837; Baithené Néill aka St Baoithin, a cousin of the famous missionary St Columba) | |||
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| the Bully || Bad || {{icon|stewardship lifestyle}} [[Stewardship lifestyle]] event | |||
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| the Meticulous || Good || {{icon|stewardship lifestyle}} Stewardship lifestyle event | |||
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| the Father/Mother of Spain || Good || {{icon|decision}} Unite the Spanish Thrones decision | |||
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| the Undefeated || Good || Winning 100 [[battle]]s in a row (currently disabled) | |||
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| Bad Hand || Bad || Unused | |||
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| the Bloody || Bad || Unused | |||
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| Half-Hand || Bad || Unused | |||
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| the Hotspur || Bad || Unused --> | |||
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| Little || Good, prefix || Easter egg character | |||
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| Moneybags || Bad || Unused | |||
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| the One-eyed || Bad || Unused --> | |||
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| Pendragon || Good || {{icon|decision}} Reclaim Britannia decision as a character of Welsh culture | |||
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| the Priest-Eater || Bad || Unused | |||
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| the Priest-Hater || Bad || Unused --><!-- | |||
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| Savage || ??? || --><!-- | |||
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| the Able || Good || Unused --> | |||
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| the Accursed || Bad || Historical (Ioannes II Lantpertidi, duke of Salerno 983–999) | |||
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| the Affable || Good || | |||
* {{iconify|Diplomacy lifestyle}} (rarely after completing two perk trees) | |||
* Historical (Ranulf Taillefer, count of Angouleme 962–975) | |||
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| the Apostle || Good || Historical (the first three Nestorian Popes, plus St Andrew, considered the first Ecumenical Patriarch) | |||
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| the Architect || Good || {{iconify|Stewardship lifestyle}} (rarely after completing two perk trees) | |||
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| the Bard || Good || Easter egg character | |||
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| the Bastard || Bad || Historical ([[William the Bastard|William I de Normandie]], duke of Normandy in 1066; Arnaud Taillefer, count of Angouleme 976–998) | |||
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| the Bear || Good || Unused --> | |||
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| the Beautiful Beard || Good || Easter egg character | |||
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| the Beguiling || Good || Unused --> | |||
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| the Benevolent || Good || {{iconify|Stewardship lifestyle}} (rarely after completing two perk trees) | |||
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| the Betrayer || Bad || Unused | |||
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| the Bewitched || Bad || Unused | |||
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| the Big Halberd || Good || Unused | |||
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| the Black || Bad || Unused (historical after 1066) | |||
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| the Black Adder || Good || Unused --> | |||
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| the Blind || Bad || Historical (Manso II Musconidi, doge of Amalfi intermittently 1028–1051; Louis III Bouvinid, king of Italy 902–905) | |||
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| the Blood-Father/Mother || Good || {{icon|decision}} Strengthen Bloodline decision | |||
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| the Bloody || Good || Unused --> | |||
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| the Bogatyr || Good || {{icon|decision}} Unite the Slavs decision (if male) | |||
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| the Bold || Good || Historical (Bolesław II Piast, king of Poland in 1066) | |||
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| the Brilliant || Good || Unused | |||
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| the Brute || Bad || Unused | |||
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| the Butcher || Bad || Unused --> | |||
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| the Chaste || Good || Historical (Aldefonso II de Asturias, king of Asturias 791–842) | |||
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| the Chivalrous || Good || Unused --> | |||
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| the Chronicler || Good || {{iconify|Learning lifestyle}} (rarely after completing two perk trees) | |||
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| the Compassionate || Good || Unused -- | |||
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| the Confessor || Good || Historical (Smbat III Bagrationi, king of Old Armenia 851–862; Eadward II of Wessex, king of England 1042–1066) | |||
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| the Courageous || Good || Unused --> | |||
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| the Crow || Good || {{iconify|Intrigue lifestyle}} (rarely after completing two perk trees) | |||
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| the Crowned || Good || {{icon|decision}} Unite the Southern Slavs decision | |||
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| the Cruel || Bad || Historical (Fruella I de Asturias, king of Castille 757–768) | |||
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| the Crusader || Good || {{icon|decision}} Form the Outremer Empire decision (20% chance) | |||
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| the Deceiver || Good || Unused --> | |||
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| the Defender of [God] || Good || {{icon|decision}} Defenders of [God] decision | |||
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| the Demon || Bad || Unused | |||
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| the Depraved || Bad || Unused --> | |||
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| the Devil || Bad || Unused (historical: [[wikipedia:Robert of Bellême, 3rd Earl of Shrewsbury|Robert de Montgomery]], 3rd Earl of Shrewsbury, in 1066 a 9 year old courtier in the County of Bayeux) | |||
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| the Diplomat || Good || {{iconify|Diplomacy lifestyle}} (rarely after completing two perk trees) | |||
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| the Diseased || Bad || Unused --> | |||
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| the Drunkard || Bad || Historical (Michael III Amorios, basileus of the Byzantine Empire 842–866) | |||
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| the Eager || Bad || Easter egg character | |||
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| the Elegant || Good || {{iconify|Stewardship lifestyle}} (rarely after completing two perk trees) | |||
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| the Enlightened || Good || {{iconify|Learning lifestyle}} nickname (rarely after completing two perk trees) | |||
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| the Fair || Good || Historical (Donald Dunkeld, brother of King Malcolm III of Scotland in 1066; Eadgifu Swanneshals, countess of Bedford in 1066; Eadwig of Wessex, king of England 955–959) | |||
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| the Fat || Bad || Historical (Umar Hafsid, emir of Crete 827–855; Sanchu I de León, king of Castille, León and Galicia intermittently 956–966; Guiges d'Albon, heir to the county of Viennois in 1066) | |||
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| the Fearless || Good || Historical (Richard I de Normandie, duke of Normandy 942–996) | |||
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| the Ferocious Giant || Good || Unused --> | |||
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| the Fishy || Bad || {{iconify|Learning lifestyle}} event | |||
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| the Flash of (God) || Good || Unused --> | |||
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| the Fowler || Good || Historical (Heinrich I Ludolfinger, Holy Roman Emperor 918–962) | |||
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| the Fox || Good || Historical ([[Robert Guiscard|Robert de Hautville]], duke of Apulia in 1066) | |||
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| the Frail || Bad || Unused | |||
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| the Frog || Bad || Unused --> | |||
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| the Gardener || Bad || {{iconify|Stewardship lifestyle}} event | |||
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| the Generous || Good || {{iconify|Stewardship lifestyle}} (rarely after completing two perk trees) | |||
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| the Gentle || Good || Unused (historical after 1066) | |||
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| the Giant || Good || Unused --> | |||
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| the Girthy || Good || Easter egg character | |||
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| the Good || Good || Historical (Richard de Normandie, duke of Normandy 996–1026; Hywel II Dinefwr, prince of Deheubarth (and later the rest of Wales) 909–950; Parsman Parnavaziani, count of Tblisi 116–135) | |||
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| the Gouty || Bad || Historical (Bermudu II de León, king of Castille, León and Galicia 984–999) | |||
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| the Gracious || Good || Unused --> | |||
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| the Guardian || Good || {{iconify|Martial lifestyle}} (rarely after completing two perk trees) | |||
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| the Hammer || Good || Historical ([[wikipedia:Charles Martel|Karl Karling]], count of Vermandois 714–741) | |||
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| the Handsome || Good || Historical (Ota Přemyslid, count of Olomouc in 1066; Elidyr Rheged, duke of Lancaster 560) | |||
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| the Heathen || Bad || Historical (Prince Erik Emundrsson af Munsö, duke of Uppland in 1066) | |||
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| the Hideous || Bad || Unused --> | |||
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| the Historian || Good || | |||
* {{iconify|Learning lifestyle}} (rarely after completing two perk trees) | |||
* Historical (John V Zohrabian, Catholicos of the Apostolic Church 897–898) | |||
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| the Honest || Good || Unused | |||
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| the Hotspur || Good || Unused --> | |||
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| the Hunchback || Bad || Historical (Prince Pepin Karling, son of Karl the Great, Holy Roman Emperor) | |||
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| the Hunter || Good || Historical (Hugues de Lusignan, count of Lusignan 915–930) | |||
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| the Immortal || Good || Unused --> | |||
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| the Impaler || Bad || {{iconify|Intrigue lifestyle}} (rarely after completing two perk trees) | |||
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| the Inevitable || Good || Easter egg character | |||
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| the Insane || Bad || Unused --> | |||
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| Ironside || Good || Historical ([[Björn Ironside|Björn Ragnarsson af Munsö]], jarl of Uppland 860–868; Eadmund II of Wessex, king of England 1016) | |||
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| the Just || Good || {{iconify|Stewardship lifestyle}} (rarely after completing two perk trees) | |||
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| the Kind || Good || | |||
* {{iconify|Diplomacy lifestyle}} (rarely after completing two perk trees) | |||
* Historical (Hugues II de Lusignan, count of Lusignan 930–967) | |||
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| the Lord/Lady of the Ganges || Good || {{icon|decision}} Take Stewardship of the Sacred River decision | |||
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| the Lame || Bad || Unused (historical after 1066) | |||
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| the Lecher || Bad || Unused | |||
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| the Leper || Bad || Unused | |||
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| the Lewd || Bad || Unused --> | |||
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| the Liberator || Good || Historical (Tengil Karmanjaka, courtier in the Republic of Visby in 1066 – this is an ironic reference to the novel ''The Brothers Lionheart'' by Astrid Lindgren) | |||
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| the Lion || Good || Historical (Guiraud d'Armagnac, count of Armagnac 1010–1011; Sangrama I Vijaya, king of Khotan 130–132) | |||
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| the Lionheart || Good || Unused (historical after 1066) | |||
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| the Lisp and Lame || Bad || Unused (historical after 1066) | |||
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| the Little || Bad || Mental break when having or gaining {{iconify|Comfort Eater}} (ironic) | |||
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| the Loyal || Good || Historical (Þórvar Umilasson Rurikid (brother of Rurik), count of Pskov 860–862) | |||
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| the Mad || Bad || Unused --> | |||
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| the Magnanimous || Good || {{iconify|Diplomacy lifestyle}} (rarely after completing two perk trees) | |||
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| the Magnificent || Good || | |||
* {{iconify|Diplomacy lifestyle}} (rarely after completing two perk trees) | |||
* Historical (Robert de Normandie (father of William), duke of Normandy 1027–1035; Eadmund I of Wessex, king of England 939–946) | |||
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| the Martyr || Good || Historical (many characters) | |||
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| the Merry || Good || Unused (historical after 1066) --> | |||
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| the Monk || Good || Historical (Alfonsu IV de León, king of León and Castille 925–931 (abdicated)) | |||
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| the Monster || Bad || Unused --> | |||
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| the Noble || Good || | |||
* {{iconify|Martial lifestyle}} (rarely after completing two perk trees) | |||
* Historical (Alfonsu V de León, king of Castile 999–1028; Alfonso V of León) | |||
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| the Oathbreaker || Bad || Unused --> | |||
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| the Old || Bad || Historical (many characters) | |||
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| the Overseer || Good || Unused | |||
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| the Passionate || Good || Unused --> | |||
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| the Philosopher || Good || | |||
* {{iconify|Stewardship lifestyle}} event | |||
* Historical (John III Arakelian, Catholicos of the Apostolic Church 717–728) | |||
* Easter egg character | |||
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| the Pilgrim || Good || Unused --> | |||
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| the Plump || Bad || | |||
* Mental break when having or gaining {{iconify|Comfort Eater}} | |||
* Easter egg character | |||
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| the Poet || Bad || {{iconify|Stewardship lifestyle}} event | |||
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| the Polyanitsa || Good || {{icon|decision}} Unite the Slavs decision (if female) | |||
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| the Prodigy || Good || Unused | |||
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| the Proud || Good || Unused (historical after 1066) --> | |||
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| the Quarreller || Bad || Historical (Heinrich Ludolfinger, duke of Bavaria etc. intermittently 955–995) | |||
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| the Quick || Bad || Unused | |||
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| the Rash || Bad || Unused | |||
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| the Repulsive || Bad || Unused --> | |||
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| the Restorer || Good || Historical (Kazimierz I Piast, king of Poland 1039–1058) | |||
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| the Ruthless || Bad || Unused --> | |||
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| the Sage || Good || {{iconify|Learning lifestyle}} (rarely after completing two perk trees) | |||
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| the Saint || Good || Historical (many characters, notably Ildebrando da Soana, future Pope Gregory VII, in 1066 a courtier in the county of Parma) | |||
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| the Seducer || Good || Unused | |||
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| the Seductress || Good || Unused --> | |||
|- | |||
| the Selfish || Bad || Mental break when having or gaining {{iconify|Comfort Eater}} | |||
|- | |||
| the Shadow || Good || {{iconify|Intrigue lifestyle}} (rarely after completing two perk trees) | |||
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| the Shrewd || Good || Unused | |||
|- | |||
| the Shy || Bad || Unused --> | |||
|- | |||
| the Silent || Bad || Historical (Bernat d'Armagnac, count of Armagnac 1011–1064) | |||
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| the Silly || Bad || Unused | |||
|- | |||
| the Simple || Bad || Unused --> | |||
|- | |||
| the Sly || Good || {{iconify|Intrigue lifestyle}} (rarely after completing two perk trees) | |||
|- | |||
| the Spider || Good || {{iconify|Intrigue lifestyle}} (rarely after completing two perk trees) | |||
|- | |||
| the Stammerer || Bad || Historical (Louis II Karling, king of West Francia 877–879) | |||
|- | |||
| the Strong || Good || Historical (many characters, notably [[King Sancho II of Castile and León|Sancho II Jimena]], king of Castille in 1066) | |||
|- | |||
| the Tactician || Good || {{iconify|Martial lifestyle}} (rarely after completing two perk trees) | |||
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| the Temptress || Bad || Unused --> | |||
|- | |||
| the Terrible || Bad || Mental break when having or gaining {{iconify|Comfort Eater}} | |||
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| the Theologian || Good || Unused | |||
|- | |||
| the Thunderbolt || Good || Unused --> | |||
|- | |||
| the Timid || Bad || Historical (Hugo Etichonen, count of Sundgau 820–837) | |||
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| the Tormentor || Bad || Unused | |||
|- | |||
| the Traitor || Bad || Unused | |||
|- | |||
| the Trembling || Bad || Unused | |||
|- | |||
| the Trickster || Good || Unused --> | |||
|- | |||
| the Trojan || Good || {{icon|decision}} Restore Dumnonia decision | |||
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| the Troubadour || Good || Unused (historical after 1066) --> | |||
|- | |||
| the Trustworthy || Good || Easter egg character | |||
|- | |||
| the Truthseeker || Good || {{iconify|Learning lifestyle}} (rarely after completing two perk trees) | |||
|- | |||
| the Truthspeaker || Good || Historical (Saga Ingjerðrsdottir, fictional daughter of Halfdan Whiteshirt) | |||
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| the Tyrant || Bad || Unused (historical after 1066) | |||
|- | |||
| the Unchaste || Bad || Unused | |||
|- | |||
| the Unfaithful || Bad || Unused --> | |||
|- | |||
| the Unifier of Africa || Good || {{icon|decision}} Unite Africa decision | |||
|- | |||
| the Unready || Bad || Historical (Æthelræd of Wessex, king of England intermittently 978–1016) | |||
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| the Unrestrained || Good || Unused --> | |||
|- | |||
| the Unworthy || Bad || Mental break when having or gaining {{iconify|Comfort Eater}} | |||
|- | |||
| the Usurper || Good || Historical (Aeddan ap Blegywryd Ynys Môn, prince of Gwynedd 1005–1018) | |||
|- | |||
| the Valiant || Good || {{iconify|Martial lifestyle}} (rarely after completing two perk trees) | |||
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| the Vanquisher || Good || Unused --> | |||
|- | |||
| the Victorious || Good || Historical (Eirikr Björnsson af Munsö, first king of Sweden 970–995) | |||
|- | |||
| the Viking || Good || Easter egg character | |||
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| the Weak || Bad || Unused --> | |||
|- | |||
| the Wend || Good || {{icon|decision}} Unite Western Slavs decision | |||
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| the Whirlwind || Good || Unused --> | |||
|- | |||
| the Whisperer || Good || {{iconify|Intrigue lifestyle}} (rarely after completing two perk trees) | |||
|- | |||
| the Wicked || Bad || Mental break when having or gaining {{iconify|Comfort Eater}} | |||
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| the Witch || Bad || Unused | |||
|- | |||
| the Wizard || Good || Unused | |||
|- | |||
| the Wolf || Good || Unused | |||
|- | |||
| the Worthy || Good || Unused --> | |||
|- | |||
| the Young || Bad || Historical (many characters, notably Adalvard, prince-bishop of Skara in 1066; Centolh de Béarn, count of Bigorre in 1066) | |||
|- | |||
| Tiny || Good, prefix || Easter-egg character | |||
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| Vanquisher || Good || Unused --> | |||
|} | |||
A | == Nickname ID == | ||
The internal name of a nickname in the game's files can be found by following these steps: | |||
# Take the nickname as displayed in-game. | |||
# Turn all letters into lowercase (<code>A...Z->a...z</code>). | |||
# Replace spaces (<code> </code>) and dashes (<code>-</code>) with underscores (<code>_</code>). | |||
# Add <code>nick_</code> to the beginning. | |||
Nickname IDs that do not match their in-game name are included in the table below: | |||
{| class="mildtable" | {| class="mildtable" | ||
! | ! Nickname | ||
! Internal name | |||
|- | |||
| the Man/Woman of Glass || nick_the_glass | |||
|- | |||
| the Virgin's Maiden || nick_the_maiden_of_virgin | |||
|- | |||
| Hard Ruler || nick_haardraade | |||
|- | |||
| Harthacnut || nick_hardeknud | |||
|- | |||
| Wartooth || nick_hildetand | |||
|- | |||
| Loðbrók || nick_lodbrok | |||
|- | |||
| Curthose || nick_the_curthose | |||
|- | |||
| Fear-Eater || nick_feareater | |||
|- | |||
| the Tuatha Dé Danann || nick_the_tuatha_de_danann | |||
|- | |||
| the Father/Mother of Spain || nick_the_motherfather_of_spain | |||
|- | |||
| the Blood-Father/Mother || nick_the_blood_motherfather | |||
|- | |- | ||
| | | the Defender of (God) || nick_the_defender_of_highgod | ||
| | |||
|- | |- | ||
| | | the Flash of (God) || nick_the_flash | ||
| | |||
|- | |- | ||
| | | Ironside || nick_the_ironside | ||
| | |||
|- | |- | ||
| | | the Lord/Lady of the Ganges || nick_the_ladylord_of_the_ganges | ||
| | |||
| | |||
|} | |} | ||
== References == | |||
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== | [[Category:Lists]] | ||
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Nicknames are epithets granted to characters. They are displayed either before or after the character's name.[1] They can mainly be gained through
decisions or events. Some are reserved for historical characters and can only be obtained through console commands.
Nicknames are classified as "good" or "bad". Typically, a "good" nickname will replace any "bad" one, but not an existing "good" one.
List of nicknames
| Nickname | Good? | Requirement |
|---|---|---|
| the Avenger | Good | |
| the Saoshyant | Good | |
| the Man/Woman of Glass | Good | |
| the Dragon | Good | |
| the Cannibal | Bad | |
| the Divine | Good | |
| the Anointed | Good | |
| the Triumphant | Good | Defeating a character with the nickname "the Undefeated" |
| the Stupor Mundi | Good | |
| the Lawgiver | Good | |
| the Devourer | Good | |
| the Knight of Gabriel | Good | |
| the Virgin's Maiden | Good | |
| the Holy | Good |
|
| the Messenger of Christ | Good | |
| the Sword of God | Good | |
| the Great | Good |
|
| the Blessed | Good |
|
| the Pious | Good |
|
| Blue Snake | Good | Historical (Signjótr Rurikid, deceased brother of Rurik) |
| Bluetooth | Good | Historical (Harald Gormsson af Gorm, king of Norway 970–986) |
| Canmore | Good | Historical (Malcolm III Dunkeld, king of Scotland in 1066) |
| Fairhair | Good | Historical (Harald Halfdansson Yngling, king of Norway 872–931) |
| Hard Ruler | Good | Historical (Harald IV Sigurðrsson Yngling, king of Norway in 1066) |
| Harthacnut | Good | Historical (Knud Knudsson Knytling, 11th century king of Denmark and England) |
| Wartooth | Good | Historical (Haraldr Skjöldung, duke of Sjælland 729–770) |
| Loðbrók | Good | Historical (Ragnar Sigurdrsson af Sigurdr, father of the leaders of the Great Heathen Army) |
| Ring | Good | Historical (Sigurdr Randversson af Sigurdr, jarl of Uppland 761–800) |
| Snake-in-the-Eye | Good | Historical (Sigurdr Ragnarrson af Sigurdr, duke of Sjælland 860–917) |
| the Bald | Good | Historical (Charles II Karling, king of West Francia 840–877) |
| the Boneless | Good | Historical (Ivar Ragnarsson Ivaring, petty king of the Isles 855–873) |
| the Builder | Good | Historical (Nerses III Mangaphas, Catholicos of the Apostolic Church 641–661) |
| The Cucumber King | Good | Historical (Nyaung-u Sawrahan, duke of Pagan 956–1001) |
| Curthose | Good | Historical (Robert de Normandie, count of Maine in 1066) |
| the Deep-Minded | Good | Historical (Auðr Flatnefr, countess of Vestisland 867–900) |
| the Destroyer | Good | Historical (Máel-Coluim Ailpin, king of Scotland 1005–1034) |
| the German | Good | Historical (Ludwig Karling, king of East Francia 843–876) |
| the Illuminator | Good | Historical (Gregory I Gregorid, Catholicos of the Apostolic Church 288–325) |
| the Martyrophile | Good | Historical (Gregory II, Catholicos of the Apostolic Church in 1066) |
| the Missionary | Good | Historical (Hasan Alavid, Atabeg of Tabaristan 864–884) |
| the Peaceful | Good | Historical (Prince Olav Haraldsson Yngling of Norway, count of Ránriki in 1066, but didn't earn the name until he became king) |
| the Red | Good | Historical (several characters) |
| the Seer | Good | Historical (Helgi Ruriksson, king of Ruthenia 882–912) |
| the Slayer of the Snake | Good | Historical (Galadima Bayajidda Durbawa, high chief of Kano 865−910) |
| the Stranger | Good | Historical (Dyre Oskyldr, Grand Prince of Kiev 860–882) |
| the Whetstone | Good | Historical (Prince Harald Svendsen Estrid of Denmark, duke of Jylland in 1066) |
| the White | Good | Historical (Olafr Guðröðrsson Yngling, earl of Dublin 855–866) |
| the Wild | Good | Historical (Eadric Eadricson Aelfricson, earl of Shropshire in 1066) |
| the Younger | Good | Historical (Ludwig Karling, king of Lotharingia 877–882; Louis II Karling, king of Italy 855–875) |
| Troublemaker | Good | Historical (Rurik Umilasson Rurikid, grand prince of Novgorod 862–879) |
| Whiteshirt | Good | Historical (Halfdan Ragnarrson Hvitserk, duke of Deira 866–875) |
| the Heartbreaker | Bad | |
| the Mindbreaker | Good | |
| the Flayer | Good | |
| Fear-Eater | Good | |
| the Brave | Good |
|
| the Foolish | Bad | |
| the Fury | Good | |
| the Hawk | Good | |
| the Imperious | Good | |
| the Merciless | Good | |
| the Stalwart | Good | |
| the Unrelenting | Good | |
| the Ecumenist | Good | |
| the Conqueror | Good |
|
| the Peacemaker | Good | |
| the Tuatha Dé Danann | Good | |
| the Shepherd | Good | |
| the Judge | Good | |
| the Dane | Good | |
| the Glorious | Good | |
| the Greedy | Bad |
|
| the Honorable | Good | |
| the Scholar | Good | |
| the Wise | Good |
|
| the Bully | Bad | |
| the Meticulous | Good | |
| the Father/Mother of Spain | Good | |
| the Undefeated | Good | Winning 100 battles in a row (currently disabled) |
| Little | Good, prefix | Easter egg character |
| Pendragon | Good | |
| the Accursed | Bad | Historical (Ioannes II Lantpertidi, duke of Salerno 983–999) |
| the Affable | Good |
|
| the Apostle | Good | Historical (the first three Nestorian Popes, plus St Andrew, considered the first Ecumenical Patriarch) |
| the Architect | Good | |
| the Bard | Good | Easter egg character |
| the Bastard | Bad | Historical (William I de Normandie, duke of Normandy in 1066; Arnaud Taillefer, count of Angouleme 976–998) |
| the Beautiful Beard | Good | Easter egg character |
| the Benevolent | Good | |
| the Blind | Bad | Historical (Manso II Musconidi, doge of Amalfi intermittently 1028–1051; Louis III Bouvinid, king of Italy 902–905) |
| the Blood-Father/Mother | Good | |
| the Bogatyr | Good | |
| the Bold | Good | Historical (Bolesław II Piast, king of Poland in 1066) |
| the Chaste | Good | Historical (Aldefonso II de Asturias, king of Asturias 791–842) |
| the Chronicler | Good | |
| the Crow | Good | |
| the Crowned | Good | |
| the Cruel | Bad | Historical (Fruella I de Asturias, king of Castille 757–768) |
| the Crusader | Good | |
| the Defender of [God] | Good | |
| the Devil | Bad | Unused (historical: Robert de Montgomery, 3rd Earl of Shrewsbury, in 1066 a 9 year old courtier in the County of Bayeux) |
| the Diplomat | Good | |
| the Drunkard | Bad | Historical (Michael III Amorios, basileus of the Byzantine Empire 842–866) |
| the Eager | Bad | Easter egg character |
| the Elegant | Good | |
| the Enlightened | Good | |
| the Fair | Good | Historical (Donald Dunkeld, brother of King Malcolm III of Scotland in 1066; Eadgifu Swanneshals, countess of Bedford in 1066; Eadwig of Wessex, king of England 955–959) |
| the Fat | Bad | Historical (Umar Hafsid, emir of Crete 827–855; Sanchu I de León, king of Castille, León and Galicia intermittently 956–966; Guiges d'Albon, heir to the county of Viennois in 1066) |
| the Fearless | Good | Historical (Richard I de Normandie, duke of Normandy 942–996) |
| the Fishy | Bad | |
| the Fowler | Good | Historical (Heinrich I Ludolfinger, Holy Roman Emperor 918–962) |
| the Fox | Good | Historical (Robert de Hautville, duke of Apulia in 1066) |
| the Gardener | Bad | |
| the Generous | Good | |
| the Girthy | Good | Easter egg character |
| the Good | Good | Historical (Richard de Normandie, duke of Normandy 996–1026; Hywel II Dinefwr, prince of Deheubarth (and later the rest of Wales) 909–950; Parsman Parnavaziani, count of Tblisi 116–135) |
| the Gouty | Bad | Historical (Bermudu II de León, king of Castille, León and Galicia 984–999) |
| the Guardian | Good | |
| the Hammer | Good | Historical (Karl Karling, count of Vermandois 714–741) |
| the Handsome | Good | Historical (Ota Přemyslid, count of Olomouc in 1066; Elidyr Rheged, duke of Lancaster 560) |
| the Heathen | Bad | Historical (Prince Erik Emundrsson af Munsö, duke of Uppland in 1066) |
| the Historian | Good |
|
| the Hunchback | Bad | Historical (Prince Pepin Karling, son of Karl the Great, Holy Roman Emperor) |
| the Hunter | Good | Historical (Hugues de Lusignan, count of Lusignan 915–930) |
| the Impaler | Bad | |
| the Inevitable | Good | Easter egg character |
| Ironside | Good | Historical (Björn Ragnarsson af Munsö, jarl of Uppland 860–868; Eadmund II of Wessex, king of England 1016) |
| the Just | Good | |
| the Kind | Good |
|
| the Lord/Lady of the Ganges | Good | |
| the Liberator | Good | Historical (Tengil Karmanjaka, courtier in the Republic of Visby in 1066 – this is an ironic reference to the novel The Brothers Lionheart by Astrid Lindgren) |
| the Lion | Good | Historical (Guiraud d'Armagnac, count of Armagnac 1010–1011; Sangrama I Vijaya, king of Khotan 130–132) |
| the Lionheart | Good | Unused (historical after 1066) |
| the Lisp and Lame | Bad | Unused (historical after 1066) |
| the Little | Bad | Mental break when having or gaining |
| the Loyal | Good | Historical (Þórvar Umilasson Rurikid (brother of Rurik), count of Pskov 860–862) |
| the Magnanimous | Good | |
| the Magnificent | Good |
|
| the Martyr | Good | Historical (many characters) |
| the Monk | Good | Historical (Alfonsu IV de León, king of León and Castille 925–931 (abdicated)) |
| the Noble | Good |
|
| the Old | Bad | Historical (many characters) |
| the Philosopher | Good |
|
| the Plump | Bad |
|
| the Poet | Bad | |
| the Polyanitsa | Good | |
| the Quarreller | Bad | Historical (Heinrich Ludolfinger, duke of Bavaria etc. intermittently 955–995) |
| the Restorer | Good | Historical (Kazimierz I Piast, king of Poland 1039–1058) |
| the Sage | Good | |
| the Saint | Good | Historical (many characters, notably Ildebrando da Soana, future Pope Gregory VII, in 1066 a courtier in the county of Parma) |
| the Selfish | Bad | Mental break when having or gaining |
| the Shadow | Good | |
| the Silent | Bad | Historical (Bernat d'Armagnac, count of Armagnac 1011–1064) |
| the Sly | Good | |
| the Spider | Good | |
| the Stammerer | Bad | Historical (Louis II Karling, king of West Francia 877–879) |
| the Strong | Good | Historical (many characters, notably Sancho II Jimena, king of Castille in 1066) |
| the Tactician | Good | |
| the Terrible | Bad | Mental break when having or gaining |
| the Timid | Bad | Historical (Hugo Etichonen, count of Sundgau 820–837) |
| the Trojan | Good | |
| the Trustworthy | Good | Easter egg character |
| the Truthseeker | Good | |
| the Truthspeaker | Good | Historical (Saga Ingjerðrsdottir, fictional daughter of Halfdan Whiteshirt) |
| the Unifier of Africa | Good | |
| the Unready | Bad | Historical (Æthelræd of Wessex, king of England intermittently 978–1016) |
| the Unworthy | Bad | Mental break when having or gaining |
| the Usurper | Good | Historical (Aeddan ap Blegywryd Ynys Môn, prince of Gwynedd 1005–1018) |
| the Valiant | Good | |
| the Victorious | Good | Historical (Eirikr Björnsson af Munsö, first king of Sweden 970–995) |
| the Viking | Good | Easter egg character |
| the Wend | Good | |
| the Whisperer | Good | |
| the Wicked | Bad | Mental break when having or gaining |
| the Young | Bad | Historical (many characters, notably Adalvard, prince-bishop of Skara in 1066; Centolh de Béarn, count of Bigorre in 1066) |
| Tiny | Good, prefix | Easter-egg character |
Nickname ID
The internal name of a nickname in the game's files can be found by following these steps:
- Take the nickname as displayed in-game.
- Turn all letters into lowercase (
A...Z->a...z). - Replace spaces (
) and dashes (-) with underscores (_). - Add
nick_to the beginning.
Nickname IDs that do not match their in-game name are included in the table below:
| Nickname | Internal name |
|---|---|
| the Man/Woman of Glass | nick_the_glass |
| the Virgin's Maiden | nick_the_maiden_of_virgin |
| Hard Ruler | nick_haardraade |
| Harthacnut | nick_hardeknud |
| Wartooth | nick_hildetand |
| Loðbrók | nick_lodbrok |
| Curthose | nick_the_curthose |
| Fear-Eater | nick_feareater |
| the Tuatha Dé Danann | nick_the_tuatha_de_danann |
| the Father/Mother of Spain | nick_the_motherfather_of_spain |
| the Blood-Father/Mother | nick_the_blood_motherfather |
| the Defender of (God) | nick_the_defender_of_highgod |
| the Flash of (God) | nick_the_flash |
| Ironside | nick_the_ironside |
| the Lord/Lady of the Ganges | nick_the_ladylord_of_the_ganges |
References
- ↑
game\common\nicknames\00_nicknames.txt,is_prefix = yes