Ck2 How To See Demesne. Tribal and I am playing my first game and the game is telli

Tribal and I am playing my first game and the game is telling me that my Demesne is to large. The quicker they are built, the sooner their investment is repaid. in all the games i play i only have 1/of whatever I got a tooltip saying that my Demense is too big so I went over to the wiki and read the article on Demense but the article does not tell me how to reduce my Demense. I have many hours in this game but the thing i can't grasp is how to increase my demesne without conquering new territory. I was wondering if there is a map mode or a way to see your demesne highlighted in some List of modifiers Modifiers can only be used in the correct scope. I just inherited laigin from my father so now my demesne is too big. Except vassals dislike you, which reduces the amount they will provide with troops and taxes. The size of the demesne is determined by the highest title your current ruler has Bram507 Demesne too big Hello everyone! I'm playing my first ever game on ck2 and I'm playing as the earl of Dublin. Holding Income = (Base Income + Building Income) x (1 + Local You can see it has a city as county capital but it's held by a duke (noble) so it's the wrong type of holding. Taxes paid by vassals can be seen in the A demesne is the term used for the land that the dynasty you play in Crusader Kings directly control. I'm not looking for a walkthrough, but just a few tips for a player maybe in between new and intermediate. When using modifier in wrong scope, it will display as NONE in tooltip and/or will do absolutely nothing Having the Ambition of 'See the Realm Prosper' enables some special events to trigger that increase Prosperity Points, and if the you complete the Ambition, every province in your Building a strong demesne Settled rulers should focus on their capital and capital duchy to maximize demesne levies. Demesne counties that are behind do not increase the rate of spread, but do not penalize it either. For construction tips, see Holdings#Strategies. Your demesne limit is displayed in the upper right corner, for example 12/7 - the first number is how many you control directly, the second number is Tribal and nomadic rulers should instead concentrate their demesne in provinces with many empty slots. Most rulers should try to keep their demesne limited to a small You can see the realm size of other rulers by hovering their demesne size box (above their wealth, prestige, and piety). But you can also see there is a castle in this county: Image 3. Please My demesne got spread apart and I finally ended up with an inevitable civil war. What happens in CK2 if your demesne is larger than the allowed size, such as 6/4 or 6/3, over a large amount of time?. Does not work well if you're a count. Whenever your demesne levies are raised, the Also, a vassal pope or antipope will only pay you taxes if he has a positive opinion of you. Upgrade demesne holdings as fast as possible. Hi all, First of all CK2 rules! I really loved the original and this one really tops it off. Three in one county = 1 X three counties in this respect. TotalDemesneDifference is limited to A large part of your income, especially in a small realm, comes from the personal holdings of your demesne. How Trying to see how many counties I can own personally in ironman. I was able to create vassals to take over as barons for some of my holdings, but now all I have If the player's demesne has counties on the Silk Road, castles, temples and cities give increased taxes to the holders of the counties. 4 more Planning ahead is advised. Holdings produce all levies and taxes, and are thus Demesne Levy Demesne levies are levies from the holdings you directly hold (your demesne), depending on their holding levy. It is still preferable to expand your territory though, at least early In a new Crusader Kings II time-lapse series, I adjust game settings and rules to see overall outcomes. The "Realm Tree" view also shows realm sizes for all The size of the demesne is determined by the highest title your current ruler has (which is multiplicative factor in demesne size, for instance a Kingdom title gives you x0. The "direct vassals" mapmode is what you're looking for. You could try diplomatic view instead. The more it is possible to A character's demesne (pronounced /dɪ'meɪn/, almost but not quite like "domain") will usually provide the majority of their income, as well as a decent amount of levies (both from land The demesne limit is how many castles you can hold. If your total demesne limit is 5, going over by one is essentially the same as keeping only 5. Stewardship keeps improving your income no matter how high you raise it, but stops contributing to domain size at 100. Focus construction in the capital, and For general holdings description read game mechanics on Holdings Every county in Crusader Kings II has at least one holding.

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