#Crusader kings 2 holdings full#

Removed a large number of obsolete tribal titles, and changed others to bring them in line with the new system. Added large number of tribal holdings to map for all start dates. No longer possible to form the Holy Roman Empire if you're not independent. Added Kharijite religion as a possible heresy for Ibadi. Ibadi is no longer a Sunni heresy, but a separate religion. Spouse or children who are targets can also be sent into hiding. Added new decision to go into hiding for characters who are (real or imagined) targets of murder plots. Fixed CTD when hovering over the 'Create' button for titles with no de jure Counties. Fixed bug where customized Coat of Arms was randomized upon reloading the game.

#Crusader kings 2 holdings full#

Levies from settlements can now be raised again if they are more than 50% full Wars can no longer be won before a major battle has taken place or 3 years have passed Added Era and character quick selection screen Added the Centralization law, used to control demesne size and vassal limit bonuses.

*These numbers are based on going through the txt files for the game, however I am not certain they are correct.- Added a learning scenario for new players. Now bear in mind you're unlikely to be buying these upgrades on day 1, since you're going to want to stockpile money for emergencies, and you'll be delayed building them in your each holding after the first due to lack of gold, the chances that anything beyond castle town 1 and 2 being useful are slight. But of course these are cumulative, just because you build a castle town 3 doesn't mean you're not still paying off your castle town 2, so the actual numbers (assuming you start with no castle town at all) are: 51, 112.5, 214.5, 367.5, 570.5 and 823.5.

The second pays for itself after 61.5 years, the third after 102 years, the fourth after 153 years, the fifth after 203 years and the sixth after 253 years*. The first level costs 100 and takes one year to build, so it pays for itself after 51 years. So you can't actually offload your gold from your ships anywhere until you capture one.Д¬lick to expand.Each level of castle town gives you an additional +2 gold per year. Now, I think Dyre is in an interesting spot because even though you have a navy in the Black Sea and you can navigate the rivers as a Norseman, I don't think you start with a port. In order to get the gold into your treasury, just move the navy back to one of your ports. If you mouseover the navy, or click on it (I forget, it's been a while since I've done a lot of naval raiding), it should tell you how much gold you can fit on the navy and how much it has right now. Now, if the province is far away from your own holdings, instead of moving the gold directly to your treasury, the gold will move onto the ships. Disembark your raiders on the target province. Put your raiders on some ships and move the ships wherever you'd like to raid. Raiding with navies is a little different. I should note, taking the time to siege enemy holdings will provide considerably more gold, and can also provide special events which are pretty neat.

The little white vertical bar shows the limit of the gold you can take without having to siege the enemy castles and towns. If you go to the province screen, you will see a little orange bar that slowly drains, indicating how much gold you can take.

As long as that province borders one of your own, your raiders will automatically transfer gold from the enemy province to your province. You should be able to go after Slavs, or any Christians or Muslims. Since Dyre starts as Norse, you can't go after other Norse rulers. Just walk your raiders into any province belonging to a ruler of a DIFFERENT religion. (Edited: Oh yes, you can only click the toggle when your army is in a friendly province.) You click the little raid button on that army's screen and the description of the army will change from 'Army of Dyre' to 'Raiders of Dyre'. Either some levies or your retinue or whatever.