Ah! Now I get it. Didn't know the answer to this, but I ran a quick test, and you need the Ducal title for it to trigger.
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Ah! Now I get it. Didn't know the answer to this, but I ran a quick test, and you need the Ducal title for it to trigger.
I have the same question. The "join" arrows only pop up in wars I'm already in, because of the icon with warscore that pops whenever you're at war. But I don't know how to join wars that other people are having. It doesn't seem to be a plot or diplo option or anything.
It's in the Diplomacy screen:
But there are some limits on which wars you CAN join.
Go into diplomacy with the leader of an independence war or holy war.
Hey guys, I was playing Kingdom of England and my guys were normans, all of a sudden my Counts now have Earl in front of their name? Anyone know how this happen?
Instead of a count everyone is an earl now, Although i know they are the same rank, i just want to know how this happened!
Instead of a count everyone is an earl now, Although i know they are the same rank, i just want to know how this happened!
corp25: They most likely converted to English culture. It is perfectly normal and should happen.
Can you switch guys between council positions?
My chancellor died and the most diplomatic guy currently in my court is already my steward. I have other decent candidates for steward, but none for chancellor. I can fire him as my steward and then appoint him as my chancellor, but will he still carry an opinion hit for being fired, even though I really just meant him to switch spots?
My chancellor died and the most diplomatic guy currently in my court is already my steward. I have other decent candidates for steward, but none for chancellor. I can fire him as my steward and then appoint him as my chancellor, but will he still carry an opinion hit for being fired, even though I really just meant him to switch spots?
He will take the opinion hit, squaregear 
Then again, it also allows a little exploit where if you want to piss off a vassal you can add him and drop him over and over from the council. If they made the scores for appointment and removal equal, this exploit would be gone and you could more easily shuffle your cabinet. Probably not a bad idea.
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Corp25: English, Irish, and (I think) Norman count-level titles are called Earls. I'm not really sure why they added this, it is nice flavour but then they should have it for more regions. As far as titles go, there are five cultures in the world: European, Greek, Arabic, Persian, and British Islanders.
Then again, it also allows a little exploit where if you want to piss off a vassal you can add him and drop him over and over from the council. If they made the scores for appointment and removal equal, this exploit would be gone and you could more easily shuffle your cabinet. Probably not a bad idea.
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Corp25: English, Irish, and (I think) Norman count-level titles are called Earls. I'm not really sure why they added this, it is nice flavour but then they should have it for more regions. As far as titles go, there are five cultures in the world: European, Greek, Arabic, Persian, and British Islanders.
Thanks a lot for trying that out, that's close enough!
When i'm some more into the game i will most likely grab the Ruler designer and start my own Dynasty. Just wanted to make sure i'll be able to build this kind of CoA.
The different titles were confusing sometimes, mostly on lower levels. I can get count/earl/sheikh/chief/bey, but when you start throwing muftis and timars (sp.?) into it I just have to check their holdings to figure out who I just captured.
Sometimes when i give courtier a title they loose their seat on my counsel and i cant give them their position back. What brings this about?
Are they still your direct vassal? If you give a guy a county, then put him under a duke, that duke can have him on the council but you can't.
I am a bit confused with the new 'creating titular titles' in 1.05. The devs said it is possible to create for instance the Kingdom of Venice, but how? Is it also possible to create the Kingdom of Tyrol?
Please, could someone explain me this mechanic in more detail?
Please, could someone explain me this mechanic in more detail?
I'm sorry if this has been asked previously, but I think my question is in line with BalroG_'s: how does one create a Kingdom? I'm playing as the Duchy of Brittany. On the de jure kingdom map, I can see that Brittany is a kingdom unto itself, but I can't find anything that will let me create it. Thanks in advance.
You have to open the de jure Kingdom map, then click on the CoA of Brittany (with the crown) and on the top left there should be a 'Create' button. If you met the requirements then you should be able to create the Kingdom.
Allies: You have a tab in your character screen. Things like being of the same dynasty, marriages between both families and such define alliances.
As for allies in a war, for me the easiest way is to click on your capital on the map. There, you will see the list of people who are at war with you (and the people fighting at your side).