Hello my question is about the 3D models that represent your armies on the map. Most of the time they are on foot, but occasionally they are mounted, such as in the attached picture. What determines when they appear as a mounted troop?
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Educate your heir with a muslim (of your liege's denomination).
Go to "Intrigue" and see if there is an option to convert yourself to your Liege's religion. I know there's an option to convert to his culture, but I'm not sure if there are restrictions on converting religion through decisions.
I believe it's based on the percentage of the army that is cavalry/infantry. However, I'm not sure if cavalry pictures imply that the army is >50% cavalry or whether it's some arbitrary amount.
Check a character's wealth. Give a gift. Close out of the character screen. Re-open the character's page. See if the wealth has changed. Answer your own question.
I intend to rule all of the Mediterranean. I was planing on making Lombardy and Verona my base but i completely forgot about distance penalties. I think I'm gonna put my capital in Rome or Palermo and work it out from there.
How does one get "Absolute Cognatic" gender laws? It seems to have a culture requirement - does that mean I pretty much need to be in a particular geographical area in order to do this?
You need to be Basque culture. That means either start as Navarra or get a basque tutor to educate your heir and hope he changes culture.
Alright. I am currently under Agnatic-Cognatic. Before he died, the prior ruler had three daughters. Originally, the heir was the eldest (as expected). However, later on, the heir switched spontaneously, and I was never given a reason why.
what determines which daughter will be the heir (if there are no sons) ?
what determines which daughter will be the heir (if there are no sons) ?
The Fatimids took over the Byzantine Empire. Therefore, I am now his vassal. And since I was a count, there was very little I could do to prevent this. -.-;;
What you say is also false. They tried to revoke my stuff 3 times in two different games. Once directly from the Sultan and two from my superior.
It happens when you have only (or mostly, I'm not sure) cavarly in an army.
It will be determined as if they were all sons. My guess here is that is has something with who's she's married to, and the inability of lands with high CA to pass outside the realm due to inheritance. Hard to say without knowing more.
Thanks for the answer. Wish I hadn't made him a baron, I could at least have broken the betrothal then as it turns out the countess in question is a scheming little minx who is currently residing in my dungeons. There definitely needs to be some way of getting out of betrothals which neither party wants to honour... some sort of natural 'expiry' X number of years after they come of age, perhaps?
There is. A bethrothal expires when the youngest partner is 20. Though I don't recall if it expires upon turning 20 or 21. You can find this in \crusader kings ii\common\defines.lua:line 264
If you want a stable kingdom with few rebellions, do you have lots of counts or a few dukes?
It's easier keeping a few counts happy (as there are fewer people to pay attention to), while single County Counts aren't a threat if they DO revolt. Both work, it's more playstyle than anything else.
The less vassals you have the easier it is to keep them happy. I like to make as many vassal kings as I can. But you need to balance not having to many vassals and making those you do have too strong. You don't really want a strong kingdom revolting against you in the middle of a war against another empire.
Lots of counts since if there are no duchies and kingdoms to usurp then you will be saved from the inevitable relations losses. And if one revolts it's very easy to put them down.
Will Titular kingdoms/Empires become De Juer later on or is it permanently Title Based? I am thinking of creating one but I'm concered that there is no land that is De Jure.
My daughter, Queen of England, just inherited my king's title and is now Queen of Ireland as well. I made Ireland her primary title, gave away all her demesne lands in England to new countesses, and moved my court back to Ulster. However, the land is still labelled as ENGLAND. How to I make this show as Ireland?
