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InsidiousMage

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Simple enough. If a liege is using a succession law that is not otherwise available to a vassal, their vassals should have access to that succession law as well. This would only be for succession laws unlocked through innovations, not laws given to specific titles like primogeniture for Austria or Byzantium. So, if Bohemia blobs to their east, any of their vassals would have access to House Seniority as long as Czech culture as unlocked Table of Princes.
 
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InsidiousMage

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That sounds like an easy way to get out of confederate partition early.
Sure, if you are playing near Bohemia. Or you can just play with mods if you really wanted avoid partition from the start. Or play with the elective exploit. Or only have bastards and legitimize the one you like. And on and on and on and on.

But, from a practical perspective, it seems weird that a vassal doesn't have the same access to the same laws as their liege and right now the only real laws in the game are succession laws. If more types of laws get added and are based on cultural innovations then I would like to see those passed down from liege to vassal as well.