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Thanks! Yes, I'm pretty sure there should be an option because I've experienced my councilors quitting their jobs before.
 

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Lately I had a second wife (I am a muslim ruler) with high intrigue.
My first son, is from my first wife. A normal boy
My second son, is from from this second wife, and has a genius trait.
So I plan to make the second son to be my heir. Of course I can land him a barony (wilayah) but thinking that his mother has high intrigue I wait until she kill my first born, and my second son will be my heir anyway.
As she is my second wife, she can't be my spymaster. My spymaster has a lower intrigue.
Now 2 of my spymasters were killed by her.
On the red skull is written that he was killed on the order of my second wife. But she is not getting a trait 'known murderer' Is this normal ?
It was my third spymaster who escaped the killing and reported to me, so I exposed her and jailed her.
My question is : should she get the trait 'known murderer' when her plot to kill my spymaster is found out ?
 

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Lately I had a second wife (I am a muslim ruler) with high intrigue.
My first son, is from my first wife. A normal boy
My second son, is from from this second wife, and has a genius trait.
So I plan to make the second son to be my heir. Of course I can land him a barony (wilayah) but thinking that his mother has high intrigue I wait until she kill my first born, and my second son will be my heir anyway.
As she is my second wife, she can't be my spymaster. My spymaster has a lower intrigue.
Now 2 of my spymasters were killed by her.
On the red skull is written that he was killed on the order of my second wife. But she is not getting a trait 'known murderer' Is this normal ?
It was my third spymaster who escaped the killing and reported to me, so I exposed her and jailed her.
My question is : should she get the trait 'known murderer' when her plot to kill my spymaster is found out ?

There is no trait for murderer its an opinion modifier and should be among the other opinion modifiers that effect the characters opinion towards the person.
 

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There is no trait for murderer its an opinion modifier and should be among the other opinion modifiers that effect the characters opinion towards the person.
May be I was wrong with writing the story.
Sometimes, once in a while I got message that I can put someone in jail because of something bad. Like the guy is plotting to kill someone, or the guy is plotting the claim. And what I did is asking them to stop plotting (which normally they obey, as I am his liege).
But once in a while I got message that I can put someone in jail because the guy is 'known murderer. That means he just killed someone ? right ? It is indeed not a trait.

My question above was why my second wife didn't get that message (opinion) when she killed the 2 spymasters ?
 

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QUESTION: The Friend/Rival relationship. What are you doing, when faced up with Friend/Rival? When my friend has interesting attributes, i can give him a land title or marriage him into my dynasty etc... but what for rivals? In my current game i have 2 rivals. One rival was one of my direct vassals, i transferred his vassalage to one of my best dukes. I feel no harm from this rivals. Should i plot to kill them? I find it a waste of time.
 

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QUESTION: The Friend/Rival relationship. What are you doing, when faced up with Friend/Rival? When my friend has interesting attributes, i can give him a land title or marriage him into my dynasty etc... but what for rivals? In my current game i have 2 rivals. One rival was one of my direct vassals, i transferred his vassalage to one of my best dukes. I feel no harm from this rivals. Should i plot to kill them? I find it a waste of time.
Friends and Rivals don't really do anything, so do not bother. Except when the rivals are your powerful vassals or neighbouring strong rulers.
 
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QUESTION: The Friend/Rival relationship. What are you doing, when faced up with Friend/Rival? When my friend has interesting attributes, i can give him a land title or marriage him into my dynasty etc... but what for rivals? In my current game i have 2 rivals. One rival was one of my direct vassals, i transferred his vassalage to one of my best dukes. I feel no harm from this rivals. Should i plot to kill them? I find it a waste of time.

Generally only if he's a threat. You could also duel him if you're feeling bold and bored. I agree with Lord_P -- most often best to ignore that they exist.
 

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Is there a sure fire way to capture people when raiding? As a Viking I'm trying to get the achievement for sacrificing a religious ruler in the Great Blot, but I can never seem to capture them.
 

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What can you do when the intrigue using vassal goes off the deep end and starts imprisoning everybody? Should I just kill him, his family, and any pets and friend of the family because it seems like the only solution.

I would look at his traits and compare them to this list: http://www.ckiiwiki.com/Intrigue_focus#Spy_on (Where it says "Opportunity to accuse of crime").
It also says "All charges are valid imprisonment reasons, but only illegitimate and traitor are valid revoke reasons".

But still if you find dirt on him, just imprison him and throw him in the Oubliette and he'll kick the bucket soon enough, that -2 health is no joke. But even if he's just imprisoned, I think he can't imprison his coutiers in this instance... right? Hmm let's check the wiki.... no apparently you can still imprison others if you are imprisoned yourself, unless the wiki is outdated on that point. http://www.ckiiwiki.com/Imprisonment

I'd still do it, chances are youll find something. You can also just put your spymaster in his capital to scheme, chances are if he's insane enough to imprison random people as it were, he's got some plot cooking.
 

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Is there a sure fire way to capture people when raiding? As a Viking I'm trying to get the achievement for sacrificing a religious ruler in the Great Blot, but I can never seem to capture them.

Not that I know of, the only way you can "influence" your chance to imprison in battles (that I know of) would be to fight against commanders with certain traits: http://www.ckiiwiki.com/Traits#Health
Basically "brave" and any health-related trait with a red heart border improve your chances to imprison someone... a bit impractical I guess but I guess you could try the character finder, type in a few of the worst traits, sort after martial and chances are if you raid/attack the liege of that guy he will send him as a commander, which you are likely to imprison during combat - if you win that is. A lot of trouble to go through for a little sacrifice if you ask me.

I don't know of anything that impacts the chance to imprison after concluding a siege.
 
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Why do i have that strange country name and coat of arms? I think it should be Kroran Shahdom with red and white shield. Please, help.

nvqylIw.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/nvqylIw.jpg
 
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Why do i have that strange country name and coat of arms? I think it should be Kroran Shahdom with red and white shield. Please, help.

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Why do i have that strange country name and coat of arms? I think it should be Kroran Shahdom with red and white shield. Please, help.
http://i.imgur.com/nvqylIw.jpg

I can't remember off the top of my head, do Tocharians use dynastic title names? Only specifically assigned cultures will use [Dynasty name] Kingdom/Shahdom/Sultanate. Also, only one member of a dynasty gets to use the dynastic title, so if you have a kinsmen who is also a king-tier landed character, they may be using the dynastic title instead of you. The character who gets the dynastic title is the dynasty's "head", which you can see in the dynastic tree menu accessed by clicking on the dynasty coat of arms and then clicking the button.
 
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2. When is the best time, when playing a tribal to convert to feudal? And again how to handle vassals that remain tribal?

Thx in advance
 

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1. Can someone explain, what is the best thing to do when you conquer tribal holdings(trough holy wars)? Keep them and upgrade them or give them to a vassal? (does stewardship matter?)

2. When is the best time, when playing a tribal to convert to feudal? And again how to handle vassals that remain tribal?

Thx in advance
1. I tend to give them away to vassals having money with high stewardship. This way it gets upgraded faster and also a good opinion boost. The high stewardship is nice to get culture conversion faster in conquered lands. I never put feudal taxes too. Or you could use a courtier having a claim somewhere else for future expansion.
2. If you plan to go feudal someday, the faster, the better. Your army will be better because you'll trade low infantery for high ones. You get access to better succesion laws. Tribal vassals will become feudal eventualy.