Well, you can raise all levies, then select all the levies in denmark and disband them. Bit of a workaround, but I don't think it carries any penalties with your vassals.
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Well, you can raise all levies, then select all the levies in denmark and disband them. Bit of a workaround, but I don't think it carries any penalties with your vassals.
Oh another question: I want to nominate my granddaughter as my successor (the only more-than-mediocre dynasty member I could find, so -10 modifier be damned) but she is not on the electorate list. Is there any way to nominate her anyway?
How can I know if someone's children will inherit his claims or not? More often than not I spend a good while looking for someone with a strong claim on a territory I want and marry him or her to one of my offspring only for the child to have no visible claim when born
It should state in big red letters below the claim if the claim is not inherited.
Because They are Rebelling against their Local Lord. Just like When a Duke Or Duchess Revolts against you. Only these counts Have decided that they would rather take their chances under your Direct rule then your duchesses Direct rule.
When theyve killed her off make sure to Make the Count who likes you the Most into a Duke. That way you have little trouble, or If you are running Elective Monarchy you have a Garanteed vote for the Heir of your choice.
I have an elective monarchy but only me and the bastard Genoan duke in Mallorca ever vote for anyone despite the duchies of Murcia, Granada and Cordoba existing.
Which also brings me back to nominating my granddaughter, I've stopped playing until I'm sure it's impossible. My syphilitic king has cheated death for an almost unreasonable amount of time by now.
Which also brings me back to nominating my granddaughter, I've stopped playing until I'm sure it's impossible. My syphilitic king has cheated death for an almost unreasonable amount of time by now.
wars started via plot can till happen. They just can't go to war over claims.
It does actually, when you hover the mouse over the claim CoA, it says if it's either a Weak, or a Stron claim. And wether or not will be inherited.
If I have SOI, can I switch to Islam with a Christian ruler (if I have a Muslim liege) and get the Muslim gameplay and vice-versa?
I am HRE (so I have an empire title) and my second son (who will not inherit) is betrothed to the queen or Rus. If I give him a county, and his child inherits Rus and the county, will Rus become a vassal of mine or will the county leave the HRE to Rus?
Sorry if this is a stupid question, but why can't I change laws? I'm not getting enough votes, and after doing some searching, it seems that for someone to vote in support of the change, they need to have a favorable opinion of you (at least 30 points, I heard). However, all of the opponents against the new law have a good opinion of me. http://i.imgur.com/ARImd.jpg
Sometimes you just need to wait a bit; give it a few days and I'm sure it'll pass.
My assumption would be that you can only nominate her if there is not a single eligible male noble anywhere in your kingdom - unless you have absolute cognatic inheritance.