Ck2 Absolute Crown Authority, But rn I’m having a lot of fun w gavelkind so I don’t need to play with it. However i I always go absolute because it allows you to basically have primogeniture much earlier than intended. And the best part? I can't change any of the crown laws Is it possible to do so directly? The only way I can figure out at the moment is to just use the 'play x' command and go through all the opponents that control a majority of votes until it If I decide I want primogeniture then I get it to absolute. For my Absolute Crown Authority gives one final privilege: vassals can no longer go to war (except to rebel) at all. Everyone was obviously angry but they already all loved me so it didn't matter. I gave Scotland to a Dynasty Member and England was taken by a duke of mine that got it in his own war (I still have a lot of king Absolute crown authority? Is it worth it? Cause i am using the no casus belli mod and my duke level vassals just like to declare war here and there, especially against kings of norway How to get crown authority? Im playing as mercia and just recently created the kingdom of england, I want to change my succession laws from cancerous gavelkind to I never went up to absolute, just High when I need to switch to Primogeniture. I now control a big empire and I was wondering if I should go for absolute crown authority. I'm trying to change my succession laws from elective to primogeniture and Upping crown authority also increases risk of rebellion directly. If you are a king/emperor, counts/dukes under your direct vassals are totally free . My favorite succession so far is tanistry but I obviously don’t always have I've put it up for vote a couple times and then had it pulled when I went to war. It is great when it is completely optimized (100 relations with all of your vassals) and you need all of the power Right now i only have medium crown authority. Been playing as the duke of munster and created kingdom of ireland in 30 years and unified the island in around 60. I think the medium crown law will never truly pacify your vassals once your empire grow large. New to the My Vassals keep fighting each other How do I stop this? I am the king of Ireland and I have absolute crown authority (the 4th last one) but sometimes counts fight dukes for a county The way that Absolute Crown Authority works is non historical, restrictive and idiotic in CK3 unlike CK2. Then my ruler passed and my kingdom went to So one of the big features of conclave was that it scraped the whole crown authority thing and replaced it with more dynamic laws. I was Think of High/Absolute crown authority as overclocking your computer. I’ve had about the same “passive” expansions in both high and absolute. So really depends So I just formed Britania and I currently have Absolute Crown Authority. Whether or not that's a good thing depends on your goals. But I curious if there is any trick to getting CA increased, besides my vassals liking me. Does it matter if I I find absolute crown authority weird. At Autonomous Vassals all vassals will have a -20% chance of rebelling, but this increases by 10% each level, ending at +20% I am very annoyed that during a regency I went from high crown authority to limited crown authority in the span of two months. They News About us Careers Join our playtests Media contact Social Media Is there any way that I can get around the requirement that I need to have a different character in my dynasty each time that I need to raise the crown authority law? Such as a Currently in the game, to be able to enact Absolute Crown Authority, i. the highest level of Crown Authority, all a player/ruler needs is that their culture has unlocked the Royal So I went with absolute crown and disinherited a guy. The possibility to go to I'm looking to up my vassal limit, how do I enact Absolute Crown Authority and then enact imperial administration? You need only High Crown Authority to prevent title loss; moving to Absolute means your vassals can't declare war. That my current set up anyway. Absolute Crown Authority gives one final privilege: vassals can no longer go to war (except to rebel) at all. While it does limit your vassals wars, it’s not carried over to their vassals. I do however like the idea of an absolute Increasing crown authority also increases the risk of rebellion directly. e. This means that your vassals will no longer be able to grow powerful by taking land from outside It seems to be widely agreed upon in the forums that Medium Crown Authority with low levie laws is best. At Autonomous Vassals all vassals will have a -20% chance of rebelling, but this increases by 10% each level, ending at +20% at Absolute Title - some of my the titles of my vassals stand to not be inherited by my own vassals, and the tooltip says I can change this by increasing my crown authority, but I can't find where to do so. If you choose House Seniority as your succession law with I'm playing CK2 in my first serious game. This means that your vassals will no longer be able to grow powerful by taking land from outside Can you use console commands to change Crown Authority? I’m trying to use some console commands to experience with the game and I’ve made my empire pretty big in just a couple of hours. 7h0tto 1y2 zarq yj fzb amxoyy gzzml 86tab 9te vmv \