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  1. Guide Annex
  2. Crusader Kings 3
  3. Historical
  4. Ivar the Boneless

Ivar the Boneless

Updated 867

Ivar the Boneless in 867 leads part of the Great Heathen Army from the Isles. Patch 1.20.1.2 rates the seat Easy. He fades from the record around 873.

History

Miniature from Lydgate's Life of St Edmund
A miniature from John Lydgate's Life of St Edmund, Harley MS 2278. The poem tells the martyrdom of 869, in the years of Ivar's army. It is a 15th-century picture, not a portrait of Ivar.

Ivar the Boneless, Ívarr hinn Beinlausi, was a leader of the Great Heathen Army that landed in England in 865. Irish and English sources place his death around 873. The sagas call him a son of Ragnarr Loðbrók. They do not agree on why he was called boneless.

The bookmark's note is that he fades from history around 870. The 867 start is the chance to keep the army's gains and still be alive when that date passes. No contemporary portrait exists. English memory of the army is tied to the killing of King Edmund of East Anglia in 869.

In the game

Ivar the Boneless on the 867 start
SeatDetail
Start867
BookmarkWrath of the Northmen
TitleThe Isles
Realm size5 counties
StatusIndependent
DifficultyEasy, the bookmark rating in patch 1.20.1.2
CultureNorse
FaithÁsatrú
GovernmentTribal
Age21

How to play

Monument associated with Ivar the Boneless
A monument associated with the memory of Ivar the Boneless.

Goal. Win the wars of the Great Heathen Army and keep Ivar alive past the years when the sources lose him.

The bookmark says he fades from the record around 870. Players often try to outlive that.

Where this run fails. An early death, a stalled war in Britain, or no heir who can hold what the army took.

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