If you want to play the role of the Bearded Wizarding King without carefully plotting your innate traits, you'll want to learn how to use the character creation systems in Crusader Kings 3. The third game in the Paradox Grand Strategy trilogy does not yet include a ruler designer, so your options are a bit limited, but mods can help fill in the gaps as we wait for an inevitable update that adds such functionality. In the meantime, here are all the ways to change your overlord's appearance in Crusader Kings 3.

System for hairdressing salons

To make quick and dirty changes to the appearance of your ruler, you'll want to use the Barbershop system. To change your character's hairstyle and clothes, right-click on their portrait after opening the character card on the ruler. This gives you the usual options to get married and cause a different kind of chaos, but what you're really looking for is a little icon in the top-right corner that looks like a pair of scissors.

This will take you to the barber's menu. You can use the hairdressing salon for your ruler and their partner (s), as well as for all of your children if you wish to doom them to a mocking life at a young age. The options for changing your hairstyle and clothes are pretty solid, but you can't really create your character without delving into the maze of chaos that is the Steam Workshop.

Crusader Kings 3 Character modifications

You might suspect that customizing Crusader Kings 3 could be a daunting endeavor given the game's apparent complexity. However, this couldn't be further from the truth. Like many games on the Steam Workshop, all you need to do is subscribe to the appropriate changes and they will be quickly loaded into the game upon launch. There is even a very handy 'Mods' menu in the game launcher where you can turn certain mods on or off, access mod tools, and tinker with setup to combine your gaming experience. set whatever you want.

With that in mind, you'll want to try SarcFa's Custom Ruler Designer, a full-featured chain of events that lets you build a character from scratch by customizing its look and feel, with lots of innate and aesthetic traits to show. choose. build the character you want to play the role. The mod isn't ready yet, but it has everything you're probably looking for if you want to customize the characters in Crusader Kings 3.

There's also the Fullscreen Barbershop Agamidae that does what it says on the tin. This mod allows you to model your own characters and take screenshots in specific, culturally relevant scenes, and also includes the Barbershop for Every mod that allows you to customize everyone on the map, not just those of your dynasty. If you want to make fun of your rival ruler then this is the mod you're looking for.

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