Then the mayor seems to build faster getting money from two cities at once (but then again he does have two cities to improve). If you're really trying to min-max, you might want to consider giving it to the existing mayor effectively merging those cities together. And I'm highly hands on mostly, educating dozens of children across my empire to create the best possible heirs to my duchies, and I still don't care enough to find someone for my cities.ģ. I generate a random guy and figure it will work out fine. That will max the taxes your receive for the lifetime of that mayor. So you can only affect the city for the lifetime of the guy you put there, which is likely to be a few decades at most and might be 5 years.īut if you're min-maxing, you should find someone of your culture and religion with high stewardship and grant it to him. As soon as the guy you put in place dies, your next mayor is going to be random anyway. In the big picture, it really doesn't matter much which way you do it. If you're not, hold it until you get your hands on another barony.Ģ. If you're under your demense limit, give it away. However, if you're swimming in gold, these seem to generate better than average people, in my experience (maybe just because they always have one of the stewardship educations).ġ. The intrigue option menu to attract a new noble is usually too expensive for me to justify, when there's usually someone acceptable floating around. Someone with a claim to foreign lands is better. Never do ambitious or even envious, though. So I usually look around my court to see if anyone, of the same religion/culture, has a decent stewardship and give it to them.

These decision IDs can be used with the decision console command.

When you must give them away, I find that the automatically created vassals and the ones that randomly appear in your court are pretty mediocre. Find below a searchable list of all 532 decisions and decision IDs from Crusader Kings 2 on Steam (PC / Mac). CK2 had a very good release, other Paradox games were often enough much. Indeed, a lot of people, who start as counts or dukes, find it much better to seize all the sub-holdings, initially, and only dole them out when they start hitting their demesne limit. This modding tutorial will explain how to create new titles in Crusader Kings 3. It's only if you have the option of more appropriate holdings that you should be spinning off your cities and bishoprics. You generally get more holding it yourself, despite the penalty, than you do with the appropriate type vassal. One of the requisites is that no vassals can have a negative opinion of you. Another thing that well want to do is gain the Duchies. Click to expand.Or if you're under your demesne limit. My first game I didnt make any duchies, all counties reported directly to. Again, this is done by right-clicking the holding and then pressing the Create New Vassal button.

Ck2 create new vassal