Where would it be smart to place my chancellor? Exactly. Claim Latium manually - wait for the Duchy claim event and be swift before the Pope hires too many mercs. You can see what falls under what via the Duchy, Kingdom, and Empire map toggles in the bottom right of the HUD, near the date and game speed.
It may take a few cycles (i.e., appearances of the pop up window saying he can fabricate a claim if you pay xxx gold), but eventually it will pop up with the option to pay a normal amount for a claim on the county, a larger amount for a claim on the entire duchy, and the option to turn down the claim (and start the progress over again). Alternatively, the "Sanctioned Loopholes" perk in the Scholarship tree lets you buy claims for piety. I have tried this by rejecting the county numerous times so depends on luck if you also get the duchy claim. The realm rejoices as Paradox Interactive announces the launch of Crusader Kings III, the latest entry in the publisher’s grand strategy role-playing game franchise. The following tips and tricks are useful. Ok, thank you very much for your detailed reply. One of the biggest departures is succession laws. You can't fabricate claims on kingdoms through your priest, but I think (haven't used it yet myself) the perk "Sanctioned Loopholes" of the Scholar tree can allow you to take a kingdom, and of course, there are some religion-specific ways too. ck3 I'm currently vassal count of the Duke of Spoleto, and I've conquered all the territories belonging to the Duchy of Romagna. Where should I place my chancellor? Use your daughter to marry someone with claims, using matrilineal marriage.
De Facto capital of d_aquitaine is held by a vassal of the duke himself, while his capital is still inside the duchy. It may not display this or other websites correctly. Once you create that title, say the Duchy of something, the rest of the counties you have yet to conquer are now de jure, or legally part of what should be yours. Here's how it works: If you are their liege, the gains from the war are part of your kingdom.
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