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So before Reaper's Due I played as the Duke of Ivrea in the 769 start, but I decided to stop the campaign and start over after the expansion came out
However, before the expansion I could take Monferrato since it was De Jure part of Ivrea, but now I can't. Instead, the CB is towards the King of Lombardy for some reason.

At first I thought the De Jure Claim CB had just changed, but then I tried switching over to the Duke of Flanders, and he still has his two De Jure Claim CBs


Duke of Ivrea:
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Duke of Flanders:
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I looked at the CB, and you are allowed to use the CB when your target doesn't have the same liege as you, or if the target has at least two titles of count tier or above.

In this case, you are not allowed to declare war on him because you share the same liege and he only has a single title. The alert should be updated to reflect this.
 

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I looked at the CB, and you are allowed to use the CB when your target doesn't have the same liege as you, or if the target has at least two titles of count tier or above.

In this case, you are not allowed to declare war on him because you share the same liege and he only has a single title. The alert should be updated to reflect this.
This was changed in 2.6.1 right? Because this wasn't the case prior to that. I looked through the patch notes and couldn't find anything about that
 

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I looked at the CB, and you are allowed to use the CB when your target doesn't have the same liege as you, or if the target has at least two titles of count tier or above.

In this case, you are not allowed to declare war on him because you share the same liege and he only has a single title. The alert should be updated to reflect this.

Working as designed ?

This is new since 2.6.1 and nothing in the patch notes suggests this to happen.
Rather suprising and irritating. :eek:
At least quite a little bit..:rolleyes:

Can we please get confirmation of this being working as designed and not a bug ?

I see that it makes somewhat sense to prevent, even at autonomous vassals crown authority (whatever the equivalent in Conclave is),
a vassal to grab another direct one-county vassal off the same liege and make him his subordinate instead, but...

Getting some information about this and maybe to know the intent and reason by the devs would be nice.
Thanks

Also discussed here:
https://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/index.php?threads/cant-press-ducal-claims.967175/
https://forum.paradoxplaza.com/foru...-quick-answers.586872/page-1116#post-21795204
and in some other thread i can't recall right now..
 
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