Nope. I actually did start plotting against him earlier to see my chances but them immediately stopped it (didn't even invite anyone, think I had the game paused at that moment, etc). Plus I'm pretty sure that's at least 2-3 years ago already.
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Nope. I actually did start plotting against him earlier to see my chances but them immediately stopped it (didn't even invite anyone, think I had the game paused at that moment, etc). Plus I'm pretty sure that's at least 2-3 years ago already.
Can a Merchant Republic Duke get a claim on the Kingdom it's in somehow? I'm letting the AI manage my realm every now and then by not bribing for succession (a house rule that makes the game more interesting and challenging) and I'm worried one of my lieges will claim the Kingdom and move the capital to a non-coastal province hence dismantling the Merchant Republic.
Can, yes. Is likely to? No. Merchant princes can get claims on kingdoms pretty much the same way anyone else can. They can take the "become king" ambition to forge a claim and they can inherit a claim. Neither is likely to succeed.
How can I be able to request a Holy Sanction against someone while not being able to Declare War on them because of a lack of casus belli?
In Holy Fury, will the requirements for reforming a pagan religion still be the same (hold 5 holy sites, or 3 holy sites + high moral authority) ?
I'm a count. I claimed neighbouring county, won the war and now i'm a count with two county titles. The problem is that the county I fought for has a bishopric as the main holding. Now I have the "wrong type of holding" penalty. How can I assign the castle of my new county to be the main holding?
Right click on the Castle holding, should be an option to 'Set as County capital'. You have to own the castle for this to work.
Do you personally own the castle, or does it belong to a vassal baron? If the latter, you'll need to revoke it first.
As far as I've seen on stream, the same requirement is needed. It's going to be a bit easier for the Africans though.
There can be a variety of reasons, like culture, religion, whether or not he was fired recently, or if he's incapable (the trait).
Will we be able to make our own scenarios with the new scenario generator? As in, can we decide who owns what province and what culture and religion the areas are?
I believe that the random and shattered worlds can have their history exported. You can then use normal history modding to change who owns what and what religion they are.
I find the usual reason is that he was recently fired. If he's got that opinion modifier he can't be made a councillor.
So as tribal ruler I got a city built, if I create a vassal for it will I get tax from that vassal?
Can someone please explain to me the joke in "Chicken for dinner tonight, I think" from when your falling accident worked? I understand that chicken is a flightless bird, but... is that poking fun that the victim is like a flightless bird? xD
Yup. The text is always related to the way the victim died. When you poison them with wine, for example, you get "I'll celebrate with... beer!".
If one of my flank commanders has the siege trait, will it come into play during a siege even if he is still leading only the flank, or should I make him my army's main leader?