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Want to play as the Mongols? If you want Tengri factions, the religion of the early inhabitants of that part of the world, you’ll need The Old Gods. This isn’t just author bias: The Old Gods is the gateway DLC that makes just about all of the other major CK2 DLC packs that aren’t about the monotheistic religions work. 203776 = Crusader Kings II: Ruler Designer 203777 = Crusader Kings II: Songs of the Holy Land 203778 = Crusader Kings II: Sword of Islam 210892 = Crusader Kings II: African Unit Pack 210893 = Crusader Kings II: Songs of the Caliph 210894 = Crusader Kings II: Dynasty Shields II 210895 = Crusader Kings II: Legacy of Rome.

With the latest Holy Fury DLC, Paradox Interactive’s 2012 grand strategy game, Crusader Kings 2, now has 15 major expansions, and for someone who’s either just getting into the game today or wants to pick it back up, it can be terribly daunting to try and figure out which, if any, of those expansion packs is worth the money and which ones are just going to add features that you’ll never use. Crusader Kings II: Horse Lords is the ninth expansion for the best-selling strategy RPG Crusader Kings II, and offers expanded gameplay based around the dynamic and vibrant nomadic cultures of the Eurasian steppes. With that in mind, we’ll go ahead and rank all 15 DLC releases from “if you don’t have this DLC, you’re missing out on the true value of the whole game” to “don’t bother”.Ībout Crusader Kings II: Horse Lords. With the latest Holy Fury DLC, Paradox Interactive’s 2012 grand strategy game, Crusader Kings 2, now has 15 major expansions, and for someone who’s either just getting into the game today or wants to pick it back up, it can be terribly daunting to try and figure out which, if any, of those expansion packs is worth the money and which ones are just going to add features that you’ll never use.Īnd while the answer to this is “depends on your playstyle”, there are nonetheless certain DLC packs that add so many great features to the game that it doesn’t matter if you’re playing as a Norse pagan in Sweden or a Brahmin in India, you’re still going to love what the DLC has to offer.