Unable to press 2 claims at once

[Persipnei]

I'm the duke of mumu, and have personal claims on both the tribes of Tir Eoghain and Airgialla. Both are held by the same count. If I want to declare war, I can only clain Tir Eoghain. I remember (but could be wrong) being able to press both claims in one war. Is this changed?

 

[Veetor]

I think both claims have to be Strong

 

[Persipnei]

They are, they are fabricated

 

[Persipnei]

nevermind, I think I know what happened

just to be sure: if you get the message that your chancellor has a claim, and you move him before you click the claim button, do you get a claim on the county you just moved too?

 

[AchedTeacher]

nevermind, I think I know what happened

just to be sure: if you get the message that your chancellor has a claim, and you move him before you click the claim button, do you get a claim on the county you just moved too?

That would be a bug since it shouldn't, but it might. I have no idea.

 

[richvh]

If you have multiple claims against the same ruler, you have to use the Claim All CB.

As for "what happens if I move the chancellor after getting the claim event but before clicking the button", I think you get a claim on the province you moved him to, but I'd have to check the events in question, and this is buggy behavior. Some events (mostly ones where moving the councilor/changing the decision target would be an exploit) have been updated to prevent the target being changed, but this likely is not one of them.

 

[Iron Chariots]

If you have multiple claims against the same ruler, you have to use the Claim All CB.

As for "what happens if I move the chancellor after getting the claim event but before clicking the button", I think you get a claim on the province you moved him to, but I'd have to check the events in question, and this is buggy behavior. Some events (mostly ones where moving the councilor/changing the decision target would be an exploit) have been updated to prevent the target being changed, but this likely is not one of them.

Yeah, I'm 99% sure this at least was the case once upon a time. I do not know if they've changed it or not, as it's not really a trick I ever really use.

 

[Asiak]

nevermind, I think I know what happened

just to be sure: if you get the message that your chancellor has a claim, and you move him before you click the claim button, do you get a claim on the county you just moved too?

I think that was a bug and I think they fixed it.