mod Carnalitas Dei - De-tenet-ized 1.4

Carnalitas Dei

Now de-tenet-ized!
(For CK3 1.19.*)

A (somewhat light) rewriting of Carnalitas Dei (and the unofficial up-to-date update), with compatibility with total conversions (TC) and other religion mods in mind.

New and tweaked features:

• Previous Dei tenets have now been remapped into various new Doctrines, which are more compatibility friendly (instead of tenets, which is just one massive file that overrides any other rendition of it):
  • The Sexuality main doctrine has had a new step, Carnal Mysticism, which serves as a replacement for the former Tantric Sex tenet.
  • Hermaphrodite Opinion: The former Hermaphrodite Exaltation tenet is now a full scale of opinion on hermaphrodites/futanari, and can range from Exalted (the old tenet) to Criminal. The Futanari traits in base Carnalitas has been overwritten to support this functionality. (NOTE: If playing with Phaze's Futanari Mod, place this mod before in the load order so that PFM takes priority.)
  • Bodily Endowments: The former Fertility Idols doctrine is now supplemented by its opposite, Androgyne Exaltation, as well as a fully neutral option, Sanctity of Form.
  • Nudity Doctrines: Played into some of the oldest mods out there, you can now determine whether male, female or both genders should be naked. Clergy has its own nudity doctrine.
  • Youthful Rulership: The former Youthful Rulership tenet has been rewritten to a cultural tradition, and now costs prestige to adopt.
  • Actual Deviancy: You can now pick Virtuous Deviancy doctrine if you have Carnal Exaltation or Carnal Mysticism Sexuality doctrine. The base-game Deviancy doctrine has been overwritten to support this functionality.
• The two religions added by the mod, Madeleinist and Xuansu, has been split into its own Carnalist religion family for compatibility reasons. Both has been given Christian Syncretism and Eastern Syncretism respectively to make up for the tenet they lost due to remapping.
• Features a slightly retooled faith and faith creation GUI for bigger size, 3-a-row listings, and collapsible doctrine menus.

Load Order

all mods not related to Carnalitas (including total conversions such as ATE, AGOT, etc. since they will remove Carnalitas stuff if placed after.)
Carnalitas
Carnalitas Dei
Carnalitas Mundi
other mods that list Carnalitas as a prerequisite

Compatibility

Requires Carnalitas
Compatible with mods that ADD new religions, doctrines, or tenets in separate files.

If playing with Phaze's Futanari Mod and/or Daughters of Lust, load order should be something like this:

• Carnalitas 
• Carnalitas Dei Detenetized 
• Phaze's Futa Mod 
• Daughters of Lust

DO NOT RUN THIS AND REGULAR CARNALITAS DEI AT THE SAME TIME. NEW SAVE MAY BE NEEDED.

Optional GUI Change (Spun off, previously part of mod)

gui.rar

MY OTHER MOD(S):

• Daughters of Lust (Updated): a mod that lets you become a succubus. Originally developed by Cheri Song, maintained and updated by me. Recommended to be used with Kieva's Lustmarks.
  • Grand Debauch: a mod that lets you host an orgy, or a masked orgy. Standalone module and also part of Daughters of Lust.
  • Kieva's Sensual Memoir: a mod that allows you to write a steamy chronicle of your sex life. Standalone module and also part of Daughters of Lust.
• Architected Sexualis: a minor modification to allow the use of Blood Legacy 4 (Architected Ancestry) to also boost Carnalitas body traits chances.
• More Sexy Electives: a mod that adds a variety of succession laws into Crusader Kings 3, based on various body traits from Carnalitas.
• Kieva's Lustmarks: a mod that adds 128 Lust Marks (or demon tattoos, womb tattoos, etc.) for customization, with inbuilt compatibility with Daughters of Lust
• Customizable Localization for Phaze's Futanari Mod (GDrive link): a minor mod that provides Carnalitas gamerule-abiding localization for the futanari trait (futanari/hermaphordite). Can either be standalone or directly installed in Phaze's main mod - does not override anything. Also provides short-form localization (futa/herm) for use of localizations.