3-4 no by Training Grounds I mean the benefit it gives to Retinue Size not the benefit it gives to Levies.
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I am a new player.
What is your preferred succession law and why?
I have always tried to get Primogeniture but I was wondering if I was missing some subtle benefits of different succession laws. For example, Seniority looks like it could be a good law to use.
What is your preferred succession law and why?
I have always tried to get Primogeniture but I was wondering if I was missing some subtle benefits of different succession laws. For example, Seniority looks like it could be a good law to use.
I like Primogeniture. Seniority tends to leave short reigns, and lots of kings, but is really good fun.
A lot of people (especially the eugenicists) pick Elective.
A lot of people (especially the eugenicists) pick Elective.
But if you are constantly electing rulers from other families, wouldn't the prestige of your family suffer greatly?
I see a huge loss of control in that succession law... What is the benefit that would cause someone to pick it?
I see a huge loss of control in that succession law... What is the benefit that would cause someone to pick it?
It isn't particularly difficult to get your vassals to choose your preferred candidate.
Its upside is that you can have nearly anyone from your dynasty succeed you. In Primogeniture, if your first-born is an ugly imbecile, you're stuck with him. In Elective, you can change it to his genius brother.
Its upside is that you can have nearly anyone from your dynasty succeed you. In Primogeniture, if your first-born is an ugly imbecile, you're stuck with him. In Elective, you can change it to his genius brother.
What's the event code for starting the Timurid invasion? And do I need to specify a province or a character if i have to start the invasion via console?
Seems you misunderstood me or misised it or something, as i said in 1-2 " Retinue doesn't belong to the levy and is personal/bound to the characters' title only.",
thus the logic that retinue cap belongs to the character only. The liege has no benefit for his retinue cap.
Hmm, maybe i should have worded it differently, true.
For example, the tech level in my capital is 12/12/12 but it's just 3/6/7 in my other provinces. If I want to use my marshal to increase the research rate of my other provinces, where should I place him, my capital or one of my provinces?
In the province you want to get better tech.
The higher tech will spread form a province in your demesne into every other one of your demesne and it will always spread into, thus to increase the spread, the councillor has to be in the target province, the receiving one that is.
Some random nobody ordered the murder of my wife, the Empress. When I try to imprison him, it says this will be seen as tyrannical. How is the murder of the Empress not a reason to arrest someone?
As a non-independent Merchant Republic, is there a way to revoke a title from a city vassal? I hold the County which is the de jure liege to that city and would like to do a capital flip.
It is hard, sicne Republics need a valid reason to revoke.
If they are Lord Mayors (count+ level) that are not your culture/religion or de jure vassals, they have a tendency to join independence factions, so you can hope they rebel and then you can revoke after the rebellion.
Alternatively, if you are fortunate enough to have Medium+ Crown Authority (which is ahrd to get as a Republic but possible through Invasions), you can revoke infidel titles without an additional reason.
As a Zoroastrian sworn to a sunni sultan I get jizha taxes from sunni barons WAD?
I can't imagine that is supposed to happen, the Zoroastrians never charged the jizya tax. Worth making a bug report about.
discover plot and fail to imprison? Otherwise I don't see a tyranny free way of doing it.
What governs whether AI character would create multiple top tier titles? Sometimes they are fine; other times they create multiple titles under gavelkind and destroy my dream of having super duke vassals.
I have figured out a round about way. First, I transferred the vassal to a fellow vassal, then I declared a County claim.
As a Republic it is possible to create the Titular Kingdom's of Genoa and Pisa if you hold Genoa or Pisa. Is it possible to do this if you already hold other Kingdom's?
EG could Venice theoretically hold the three Kingdom's of Venice, Genoa and Pisa swiftly after starting (with associated prestige monthly gains) without anyone being pissed off since there are no De Jure vassals of Genoa or Pisa to piss off?
EG could Venice theoretically hold the three Kingdom's of Venice, Genoa and Pisa swiftly after starting (with associated prestige monthly gains) without anyone being pissed off since there are no De Jure vassals of Genoa or Pisa to piss off?
I've read somewhere that Appointment Succession means that the most suitable courtiers or vassal (Commanders) succeed the Grand Master upon his death, but I have yet to see an appointed Commander become a Grand Master. Is the Holy Order succession broken?