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Just an assumption about how you created the kingdom so might not help, but you would have to make sure to take all the provinces of your Kingdom of Greece out of the e_byzantium bracket section in landed_titles.txt. So your k_greece is not inside any other political entity.
 

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I am a duke in Poland and I cannot marry a princess but courtiers. I assuming this has to do with rank but since I am new to this game I want to be sure. Also what should I look in regard to a wife.

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Things like politics and religion make a difference to who shows up in the list as someone you can marry. It does not always contain everyone you could find, just those that are going to accept without having to do some persuading. However, the basic situation is the higher rank and higher prestige you are the more likely you are to find a princess. Being a member of a dynasty with a high prestige score will also make you more a more attractive marriage.
 

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so, i've seen this question asked a couple of times in this thread but never saw an answer... how does score work? is it the piety+prestige of only the character i'm playing or all my dynasty members? in score screen when they tell you how you did in comparison they keep saying things like "and branches of the family ruled severla mayor ducies in...." which makes it sound like i get score from all dynastymembers but none in my dynasty but me have any score, and i haven't noticed any increase aside from when my ruler dies.
I want score from the third son i install as king of hungary. Do i get it?
 

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so, i've seen this question asked a couple of times in this thread but never saw an answer... how does score work? is it the piety+prestige of only the character i'm playing or all my dynasty members? in score screen when they tell you how you did in comparison they keep saying things like "and branches of the family ruled severla mayor ducies in...." which makes it sound like i get score from all dynastymembers but none in my dynasty but me have any score, and i haven't noticed any increase aside from when my ruler dies.
I want score from the third son i install as king of hungary. Do i get it?

Score = Piety + Presteige of every dead character you have played.

So If you started as William the Bastard and became King of England and then held it and you are playing as his great great grandson it would be William + son + grandson + great grandson but NOT your current piety + prestiege.

This is different from dynasty score, which is effected by how many baronies + counties + duchies + kingdoms + empires every member of your dynasty had when they died + how many the living ones have now.
 

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The 2nd one

On my Munster -> Ireland game, I saw Scotland and England collapsing into warring factions. The Kings would win but I got sick of seeing the Duchy of Hereford etc appearing

Yeah, nobles can plot to overthrow the King, and get other people to revolt with them. For instance, four nobles revolted in unison due to a plot against the Queen of Hungary in my HRE game (which was especially annoying because the Queen was my wife so I had to intervene to preserve my son's hereditary right to the Kingdom of Hungary).
 

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Just noticed this and accidently posted as a seperate thread. I want to know for sure so:

Do newly inhereting barons always leave your court to become baron or can you force them to stay in your court (by high relationships or something)? Or do you always have to give them land to make them stay?

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In the Realm View (for example, when clicking on a county, then navigating to the liege kingdom/duchy by clicking in the upper right hand corner), the vassal duchies/counties of a kingdom/duchy are sometimes colored green (the others white). What does this indicate?

Bump for this question. Does nobody have an idea? Thanks!

Edit: Also, what is the condition between switching back and forth between Sultanate/Kingdom or Emirate/Duchy? In my game I have a Sultan of Bohemia, who reigns the Sultanate of Bohemia (formerly Kingdom of Bohemia). This Sultan is a Breton, Catholic, from House Salian. Why on earth is he still a Sultan and not reverted back to King?
 

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King has absolute crown authority, vassals are not allowed to war other vassals. Vassals ARE warring other vassals. Is this a bug? No they are not declaring on the king either, they are clearing in a separate war with each other. Which makes me angry because I can't press claims on the like 8 counties I have claims on because vassals supposedly can't war each other.
 

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King has absolute crown authority, vassals are not allowed to war other vassals. Vassals ARE warring other vassals. Is this a bug? No they are not declaring on the king either, they are clearing in a separate war with each other. Which makes me angry because I can't press claims on the like 8 counties I have claims on because vassals supposedly can't war each other.

I believe if the wars are caused by plots or by resisting an imprisonment that they are still allowed.
 

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I am a duke in Poland and I cannot marry a princess but courtiers. I assuming this has to do with rank but since I am new to this game I want to be sure. Also what should I look in regard to a wife.

Thanks

If you started as the ahistorical 1066 house of Dunin Duke of Silesia or the totally out of whack house of Poraj "Duke" of Greater Poland, then you may have a dynastic prestige problem when testing your lack on the Capets, Salians and the like, who have plenty of recorded ancestors with high prestige etc., as well as a high prestige of the dynasty itself. As a Piast duke you really shouldn't be experiencing such problems, though, unless you go for the really top leagues, like first daughters of the most important kings. See if those princesses aren't perhaps too high in the line of succession, making the AI afraid of your potential scheming. I'm guessing but it's also possible that your military strength is too low and the AI's supply of princesses too limited (since the AI is evaluating the desireability of the attached military alliance here).

Also, this is a huge demotivator but I gotta tell you anyway: as long as her current "liege" is some count or duke somewhere because she has been married before or for some other reason, you can marry a generic random male nobody to the sister of an emperor. Sometimes I just don't that because it feels so bad.

If you want a prestigious bride rather than a strong alliance, click the wedding rings icon, arrange them by dynasty (by clicking the word "dynasty") and go through the many, many Rurikovich ladies. There's plenty of prestige from marrying them, to the point of topping imperial families (their dynastic prestige is insane).
 
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What are lovers and how do you get them? I want a bastard son to make pope.
 

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What's the best way to get your ruler killed?

I read on some random thread (might even have been this one) that appointing a low-opinion, low-skill spymaster, then intentionally botching a lot of difficult assassination attempts against rich foreign rulers will usually do it.

Is that true or was the posting I was reading just being sarcastic?

(FYI: Ruler is female, can't die in battle.)
 

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What's the best way to get your ruler killed?

I read on some random thread (might even have been this one) that appointing a low-opinion, low-skill spymaster, then intentionally botching a lot of difficult assassination attempts against rich foreign rulers will usually do it.

Is that true or was the posting I was reading just being sarcastic?

(FYI: Ruler is female, can't die in battle.)
Yes, that is true. I you are discovered in an assassination attempt, the target/target's family will often attempt to assassinate you in revenge.