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You child's intrigue determines plot power. Your state intrigue determines chance of discovering the plot. Once the plot is discovered the option will appear.
I'm on the Game of Thrones mod but I couldn't find a sub-forum (if there is one) so thought I'd just post these noob questions here...
1) I'm playing as Jon Umber (Lord Paramount of the North), one of my vassals (Jon Reed, Lord of the Neck) has a strong claim on the Lordship of Crow's Barren (a small place in the Vale). I was wondering, if I press Jon Reed's claim and declare war on the Vale - will Crow's Barren become a part of the North? Or will it just be more land for Jon Reed?
2) Lady Rowena of the Neck (Jon's wife) has a claim on the High Lordship of Eastweald (also in the Vale) - again, if I press her claim would Eastweald become a part of the Kingdom of the North?
3) Finall one, this time Lady Yvonne of White Harbour has a claim on the Lordship of Heart's Home (another place in the Vale), same question - if I press the claim would Heart's Home come under my Kingdom?
Thanks
1) I'm playing as Jon Umber (Lord Paramount of the North), one of my vassals (Jon Reed, Lord of the Neck) has a strong claim on the Lordship of Crow's Barren (a small place in the Vale). I was wondering, if I press Jon Reed's claim and declare war on the Vale - will Crow's Barren become a part of the North? Or will it just be more land for Jon Reed?
2) Lady Rowena of the Neck (Jon's wife) has a claim on the High Lordship of Eastweald (also in the Vale) - again, if I press her claim would Eastweald become a part of the Kingdom of the North?
3) Finall one, this time Lady Yvonne of White Harbour has a claim on the Lordship of Heart's Home (another place in the Vale), same question - if I press the claim would Heart's Home come under my Kingdom?
Thanks
I'm on the Game of Thrones mod but I couldn't find a sub-forum (if there is one) so thought I'd just post these noob questions here...
1) I'm playing as Jon Umber (Lord Paramount of the North), one of my vassals (Jon Reed, Lord of the Neck) has a strong claim on the Lordship of Crow's Barren (a small place in the Vale). I was wondering, if I press Jon Reed's claim and declare war on the Vale - will Crow's Barren become a part of the North? Or will it just be more land for Jon Reed?
2) Lady Rowena of the Neck (Jon's wife) has a claim on the High Lordship of Eastweald (also in the Vale) - again, if I press her claim would Eastweald become a part of the Kingdom of the North?
3) Finall one, this time Lady Yvonne of White Harbour has a claim on the Lordship of Heart's Home (another place in the Vale), same question - if I press the claim would Heart's Home come under my Kingdom?
Thanks
1 Reed would gain the castle and it would be apart of your kingdom.
2 I think she would be an independent duchess(high lord in the mod). If you share the same heir when they inherit you'll get the land.
3 same as 1.
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It says that my "Council is Discontent," but I don't see anything amiss when look at them. What's the issue here?
Discontent is not related to opinion. Discontent happens if you went against their will or on succession. It means they are not properly reigned in, under your thumb, and can behave in an unruly manner (i.e. join factions)
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How do I placate them?
Edit: Never mind, I see it has a set end date. Thanks for the help.
Hello everyone, where can i change de jure dutches drifting time? In original and CKplus modes? Was doing this before, but cant find this file now.
common/defines.lua.
CK2Plus has the file in common/defines.
DE_JURE_ASSIMILATION_YEARS = 100
I purchased a favor from a council member then had them vote my way in a law change. But now that the vote is over and I got what I needed I went back and see the following message on two of council members example text: "Bishop Ivan is returning a favor to King Jeff. This active favor expires in 36 months"
Does this mean he will be able to suggest a law change and I'll be forced to vote or go along with it? If not, does he still owe me another favor for some reason? I see no option to have him vote for my law changes anymore. And if I did pay him and I "owe him", why did I pay him instead of just choosing "request council support". I thought paying them meant I paid them as a 1:1 payoff for supporting my law change.
Does this mean he will be able to suggest a law change and I'll be forced to vote or go along with it? If not, does he still owe me another favor for some reason? I see no option to have him vote for my law changes anymore. And if I did pay him and I "owe him", why did I pay him instead of just choosing "request council support". I thought paying them meant I paid them as a 1:1 payoff for supporting my law change.
He will also support you in war declaration votes and the other things that go to the council with the relevant laws enabled for 36 months.
Ohhhh, so I didn't just purchase his one vote for that law change (I increased taxation rate for mayors), but he will approve anything else I can do in the meantime? If so, awesome!
Which seat decides the culture and religion of a county? Is it the City, Church, Main castle (county seat), or does a second barony? Or do they all? I just took over some new Counties next door via religious war and need to make sure they flip from Muslim to Catholicism. Thanks!
Which seat decides the culture and religion of a county? Is it the City, Church, Main castle (county seat), or does a second barony? Or do they all? I just took over some new Counties next door via religious war and need to make sure they flip from Muslim to Catholicism. Thanks!
Culture flips happen based on the culture of the province owner. If the owner of the province has high Stewardship they happen faster. If a province was conquered in holy war that also speeds up cultural conversion.
Religion flips are not automatic. They happen by having a Court Chaplain Proselytize in the province. AI characters will also use their own Court Chaplain to Proselytize in any provinces they own (starting with the capital) as well as in the provinces of their vassals (once they've fully converted their personal demesne).
However, single province counts may not have a Court Chaplain. The AI seems to prefer giving Court Chaplain position only to temple vassals and close family members, but will use them for other jobs first if it doesn't have enough other vassals. So if you're creating a new count, he'll generally need to have 4 other vassals (of any type) in addition to a temple vassal in order to reliably have a Court Chaplain. If you set up a new duke, he'll be able to call both on the baron tier vassals of his provinces and his vassal counts for jobs, so they usually do have a complete council.
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Is there any way I can persuade my ally to join his army to mine; or am I limited to join my army to his?
Is there any way to know how many of my levy troops my liege has taken when he raises vassal levies?
Since I got Conclave, children in my court seem to be auto-assigned guardians when it's time for them to be educated. That's fine and all, especially later on when there's just so many children and it's a bother to personally assign each child a guardian, but is there away to set it to how it was before where they aren't assigned guardians until I do so manually?
They'll usually do it if you have a higher rank, a bigger army, and are either the primary attacker or primary defender. But if they're not automatically sticking to you, there is no real way to make them do it.
The liege doesn't actually take your levies anymore. They used to do it way back in the early days, but the system has been simplified. So now the liege gets a percentage of the maximum available troops of you and all your vassals, all your vassals' vassals, and so on. But these liege's levy troops are magically created out of thin air and don't actually reduce the troops you have available yourself at all. I think you also don't pay upkeep for them, but I haven't played a vassal ina while so take that with a grain of salt.
No, as far as I know there isn't.
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