added all new characters and heritages from Inv 1.9

- some fixes to Greek names
- additions for the German language

- updated traits and more German loc for Invictus 1.9 content


there are still a lot of files to crosscheck...

- updated several startup events and on_action files to 1.9
- fixed some minor Greek names
- added German translation for 1.9 Invictus content partially

- Update for Invictus 1.9
- minor fixes


for Invictus 1.8 use the legacy Reanimata 1.85 version here on my steam workshop

- fixed a few errors

- added a new button (top right corner) in the province window so you can highlight the current borders of the entire governorship the provinces is located in.

- added the new features from the beta 2.0.5 patch to highlight states and governorships in the overview tab.

Click on a province name or hover over a governorship's name and you get the real borders shown on the map. :D

- small hotfix
- added two German strings the 2.0.5 beta patch forgot to add for German

Thanks to the 2.0.5 Beta Patch some fixes and improvements:

- priestesses now remain a member of their major family but cannot mary due to the new code added by 2.0.5
- The "Give Up Claims" option is now only visible if you have claims to give up^^
- some minor improvements


YOU NEED TO INSTALL 2.0.5 in the steam launcher by yourself!

small fixes:
- if you play with unhistoric gender rules, priestesses are no longer available to be a head of family
- other minor stuff


BUT you really should NOT play this immersive historic game with MODERN gender rules... it is like eating sushi with ketchup, drinking good wine out of the toilet or watching a documentary about the Greek princess Kleopatra played by an Afro-american actor because someone's granny told someone to cast one^^

Small Fixes:

- renamed the proto_european culture group to a more technical but more correct name
- added Etruscan names for kings and republican leaders
- you cannot longer reduce autonomy by 10% when the gov policy is 'local autonomy'
- papyrus is no longer a randomly chosen trade good for new cities outside of Egypt