There are two types of succession laws available to “all” civilizations and I say “all” because you need to meet certain requirements to unlock each. You set your own goals in Crusader Kings 3 and that doesn’t have to mean world domination. No, Paradox has locked it behind a Late Medieval technology which means everyone is going to have to get used to the starting partition laws that split up your empire upon your death.īut what are the actual differences between the partition laws and the single heir laws? We break them down in this CK3 guide.Ī reminder: Bad succession doesn’t mean failure. No longer can you rush to Primogeniture, ensuring a single heir rule for years to come. One of the biggest departures is succession laws. I've essentially created an effective "hub" to rule an empire out of.Crusader Kings 3 has changed a lot from the last title which released all the way back in 2012. My capital is now 7 6 7 and I've only made 3 breakthroughs due to my own research.
Then assign your Steward to permanent economic research duty and when your Martial is not reducing the whack-a-mole rebellions if you Holy War frequently, put them on military research. They are constantly warred over by the Byzantines and ME.ĭump your Spymaster here, change your capital strategically to be the center of your empire or where you have an effective amount of bordering counties, and build the technological improvements in your temple if exist. Out in Cyprus, there are two islands that are rich in technology, between 2-3 stars in almost everything base. Technologically backward, the capital has 0 0 0 for technology and the rest of your counties have anywhere from 0-60% on the slider with nothing discovered. My Spymaster has never been below 14 and has capped out at 23 before. I'm now a full 50 hours of play in and around 135 years of game time. I played about 10 hours as a Duke in Sicily and started over as Rostov out in far Eastern Europe.
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