Elvish Crown law

[Lordof]

Okay, this must be fixed. I have a 100 years old elvish king that couldn't unite valenwood just because he has to change two crown law just so it can fulfill the needed requirements, but surprise! A king only can change one crown law in his lifetime.

This has got to be fixed, I mean, if Eprear can unite the valenwood in his lifetime, why couldn't another bosmer? why do a dynasty of elves have to wait for 300 years until the son actually takes up the throne just to rise to be a high king?

 

[Mr. Habba]

Sadly, this is hard-coded, but the developers are working on a workaround for it.

 

[newtlord]

In the meantime, there is a workaround. If you create another king title (that does not already exist) it will be created with the crown law settings of your primary title, and you will be able to change the new kingdom's crown laws once in your lifetime. (If you need to change a third crown law, set the new kingdom to be your primary, create yet another kingdom, and change a crown law for it). I can confirm that this works, having used it myself to create Valenwood in a single generation.

 

[Necal]

In the meantime, there is a workaround. If you create another king title (that does not already exist) it will be created with the crown law settings of your primary title, and you will be able to change the new kingdom's crown laws once in your lifetime. (If you need to change a third crown law, set the new kingdom to be your primary, create yet another kingdom, and change a crown law for it). I can confirm that this works, having used it myself to create Valenwood in a single generation.

If you can take the piety, gold, and opinion hits associated with it, you can title flip (as long as you don't have Gavelkind) your way to higher crown laws with only two titles. Adjust law in title 1, create title 2, destroy title 1, adjust law in title 2, create title 1, destroy title 2, adjust law in title 1, and so on and so forth. Expensive, yeah, but workable.

 

[Darth Cheesecak]

You can also just use the console and type allow_laws to get through things without title juggling.

Then turn allow_laws off when you've got the proper level.

 

[Necal]

You can also just use the console and type allow_laws to get through things without title juggling.

Then turn allow_laws off when you've got the proper level.

That is an option, but I think the added penalties associated with title juggling make up for the relative speed involved with quick law changes.

 

[drspaceman]

0.1.4a will feature edicts, which allow you to change crown laws once every 10 years, with a hit to prestige and vassal relations. 0.1.4a will be out soon I think, as EK is no longer compatible with the release of 2.02.

 

[Cruxador]

0.1.4a will feature edicts, which allow you to change crown laws once every 10 years, with a hit to prestige and vassal relations. 0.1.4a will be out soon I think, as EK is no longer compatible with the release of 2.02.

Just like how 1.4 followed hot on the heels of 1.3a once that became incompatible.

 

[Necal]

Just like how 1.4 followed hot on the heels of 1.3a once that became incompatible.

It has been explicitly stated that they are doing more (but smaller) releases; instead of a single massive update, they're going to be releasing several updates over the same course of time. Smaller in scope, but quicker. They never said that 0.1.4 would be quick.