CK2 - Can a king be the vassal of another king?
I'm the King of England and have also slowly usurped the title of King of Wales. I've invited a guy to my court who has a claim on the Kingdom of Scotland. I can now press his claim and go to war with Scotland.
Question is, when I win the war and this guy becomes King of Scotland, will I actually see any benefit (other than his +100 opinion of me). Will I be his liege and will I as the King of England have expanded my territory to encompass Scotland?
Or would this be a pointless war and instead I should invite people with Ducal claims who will swear fealty to me should I press their claim, until I have enough of Scotland to usurp the Kingdom for myself?
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How do vassals work ck2?
CKII, a vassal meeting their duties depends largely on their opinion towards their liege. The lower it is, the fewer taxes and levies a vassal will provide. If relations deteriorate enough, the vassal might plot against their liege or join a faction to work with others in order to undermine or depose their liege.What are vassals ck2?
You can have as many kingdoms as you want, only duchies have an opinion malus for your vassals, but if you are strong enough, you can have has many duchies has you want. And yes, you can choose another lifestyle, but you will get lower xp for it.How many kingdom titles can I hold ck3?
- When handing out land titles, keep them down to one title only, unless if it is your heir. Hand out multiple titles to your heir as this will help him accumulate prestige, which will make succession easier. But beware when landing your sons, heir, or any dynasty member, the AI tends to get assassiny and stupid.Crusader Kings II Tutorial: Managing Vassals and the Importance of the De Jure Chain.
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