How to Manage Your Vassals, Council, & Court in Crusader Kings 3
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Channel: ItalianSpartacus
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Length: 49min 37sec (2977 seconds)
Published: Wed Oct 07 2020
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Got another guide that was hotly requested on the channel: Managing your Vassals. One of the trickiest things that people seem to get hung up on is how to select new vassals - what traits, how much land to give them, what titles, etc. In this video we cover your council, vassals, and quickly go over courts (there's not a ton to talk about compared to the other two). As always, here's the Chapters within the video to see if it's even something you're looking for :)
Thanks so much for watching guys, and if there's anything you're confused on or still need help with, please feel free to let me know. More than happy to help - if... if I can haha.
I'm at work right now so I can't watch it all, but I'm curious. Do you cover any better ways to deal with crappy priests being assigned to you than just murdering them? I think Pope Gregorious might be getting suspicious about how the last five priests he sent me all met mysterious ends.
Hell yeah, manipulative those nerds and cousins in the court!
Really great content! I like how you dive below the surface (e.g. bishopric taxes) and highlight things that are not immediately obvious (e.g. lifestyle focus and "unlanded vs landed" or the relation between councilor skill points and the corresponding events).
Another terrific guide, man. Thank you.
Befriending is pretty good, not only cant they join faction, the AI also less likely to scheme against you, while you get tons of bonuses and stress reduction from diplomacy perks.
Had no idea that leaving my heir unlanded was doing more harm than good. Gonna always try to land the children that deserve it
Marrying off kids to faction participants was my takeaway. Useful way other than befriend/murder