Do we now for sure which options for reforming the pagan faiths will become available with Holy Fury, I mean the different elements you can choose between when you reform? Have they all been announced?
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Cant recal seeing any Info of that matter in the Dev diaries, you could just click through them there are only 9 or 10 out yet.
Thank you for your clear and extensive reply.
Well in my case I lost the Republic's capital and was forced to relocate to another county. Moving back to the traditional capital of the republic can be done regardless of any current cooldown. This I did after reconquering Lübeck, albeit to the barony instead of the city. (Unable to revoke the city of the current mayor and not willing to lose my recently created duchy-title Republic of Sjaelland to a future Doge)
Returning to my original question, apart from the Make Capital button, the feature I was referring to was added in Patch 2.4 alongside Horse Lords and is called Make County Capital. In the case a ruler owns multiple holdings within a single county through this targeted decision (right-click menu) a county's capital can be changed, e.g. from barony to city and vice versa. However Patricians for some reason are not allowed to make this change. This confuses me, and stronger still it frustrates me too, as a "democratic crusader" I am trying to spread republics and it seems odd to me that the only way to do so is by granting a barony to each freshly recruited Lord Mayor.
Is it working as intended that my 100+ relation wives are getting seduced by random counts? It's been happening over and over again. I'm starting to see why people say to disable AI seduction. Neither of them were lustful, but I thought having max relations would balance out for them not being chaste.
IIRC if you lose the doge election you lose the capital holding but keep the others, even if they're in the capital province. Thus if you could change the capital holding you could ensure that only the crappiest one is at risk of being lost.
Granted, that's only an issue in the capital province, and I guess it would be harmless to allow doing it in other provinces. But probably that would be more work to implement and they didn't consider it important.
Does an empire implementing Chinese Imperialism have no way of controlling vassal wars and cross-realm inheritance other than destroying all kingdom titles? I tried switching from an Empire of Persia to a Chinese-style empire, and since it's titular, crown laws stopped applying to any of the viceroyalties and all my viceroys immediately declared war on each other.
Does the Mace-type weapon artifacts that give "+10% Heavy Infantry" affect pikemen as well? Similarly, do the "+10% Light Infantry" handaxes affect archers?
does de jure drift will not happen if you are a vassal king? I did some experiment and create the kingdom of Syria and take all of de jure duchy in the kingdom of Jerusalem then wait for 102 years but there is no pop up said about de jure drift, or is it a special case for Jerusalem?
Yes, special case. Jerusalem does not drift into another kingdom. Only the whole kingdom into another empire.
ah, make sense, i thought it will be great to finally stop the cycle of crusades and counter-crusades by de jure drift the problematic title k_jerusalem, but alas there will be no peace in the holy land (unless you eradicate one side)
I married my heir's son to a girl who's going to inherit a claim on an islamic empire when her father dies. There's no way for me to actually use this claim, is there? Since it's going to inherit as a weak claim that I can't press, it'll die with her, right?
Well that depends. Will she have a weak inheritable claim?
Weak inheritable claims are usually given to all direct descendants of title holder when that title holder dies. If she has a weak inheritable claim, congrats your great grandchild may have a chance to claim the entire empire.
Otherwise it will die with her.
Weak inheritable claims are usually given to all direct descendants of title holder when that title holder dies. If she has a weak inheritable claim, congrats your great grandchild may have a chance to claim the entire empire.
Otherwise it will die with her.
Does her father have a strong claim or a weak claim? If her father has a strong claim, she will get a weak claim that her sons can inherit. If he has a weak claim, then you are, indeed, sorry out of luck. Strong claims always turn in to weak claims on inheritance (unless they evaporate because they were forged and never pressed), but some weak claims are inheritable and some weak claims aren't unless pressed. Strong claims turn into the former.
He has a strong claim. He owned the damn place (I conquered it for him as a claimant. I knew they'd instantly revolt and kick him out, I only did it for this.)
The CK2 wiki makes it sound like any claim becomes weak AND uninhertiable when passed on, but hey', I'd be thrilled to be proven wrong!
The CK2 wiki makes it sound like any claim becomes weak AND uninhertiable when passed on, but hey', I'd be thrilled to be proven wrong!
Okay
So here's what you need to do. Press your father in law's claim again. He NEEDS to die as the title holder.
There are only two situations that create weak inheritable claims.
1. Title holder dies and passes his claims to his children.
2. You press that claim. Since you cannot press for women when the title is Agnatic (like in this case) you are limited to option 1.
Hey so what triggers the change of a castles model on the map from the regular circular one to the boxy looking one?
Does the "Organize Army" command for the Military Marshal ever produce a female commander? I see male commanders being found often, but never a female. (Assume the laws for allowing female commanders has been established already)
I'm no longer getting the alert for court physician. I don't know what I did but how do I undo that?
Also I think I read somewhere that the best retinues are the cultural ones but I don't see anything that calls out which one are the cultural ones, I just see which are pikemen, archers, etc.
Can the AI kill their own children?
Is it possible that your heir can get the varangian (sp) trait if you let him join?
Does the game change your planned invasion target? Twice now I've targeted a Karling with multiple kingdoms and instead of getting the his main title (like West or East Francia) I've gotten Bavaria of all things. Did I screw up somehow?
Also I think I read somewhere that the best retinues are the cultural ones but I don't see anything that calls out which one are the cultural ones, I just see which are pikemen, archers, etc.
Can the AI kill their own children?
Is it possible that your heir can get the varangian (sp) trait if you let him join?
Does the game change your planned invasion target? Twice now I've targeted a Karling with multiple kingdoms and instead of getting the his main title (like West or East Francia) I've gotten Bavaria of all things. Did I screw up somehow?
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The culture of the province
Right side, the outline box with info on armies, demesne etc, top left button called 'configuration something' or so when you hover your mouse over it.
Select Diabled alerts, then select the disabled alert showing up at the bottom of the list to reactivate it.
Hover your mouse over everything ! Back on topic, the last retinue at the bottom of the list is the cultural one.
Same limits as player, so no.
AFAIR, yes.
Not that i'd remember.