More in-game options and roles for marshalls/spy masters/chancellors/stewards/bishops.Įmployed courtiers may decide to retire (by force or by age/illness) without having to die Surname/dynastic merging if last ancestors of a family get marriedĮU:Rome court options (exile, imprison, execution) Honorary titles appointment (ala EU:R, but nobiliary titles), some may be nonhereditaryĪbility to vassal someone of the same tier rank (King-King f.i.)ĭifferent titles bear different prestige/points (King of Navarra must not have the same respect like King of France) Marquis/Barons/Viscounts in (even if they have no demesne) More flavour titles (depending on the region/culture Princes, Grand Dukes, Margraves, Earls.) In the Christian world, keep the two Roman Emperors dynamic (if England wants to be an Empire, take it from the German hands and so)Ībility to offer titles to characters not of your liegeĭynamic Coats of Arms (and/or CoA editor) Title appointment (for regional minor titles f.i.) Manual heir appointment (with power approval from the factic powers of your court) Regencies (interregnum when a minor inherits) Tie lands to liege to allow multiple lieges
Peasant courtiers (specially in republics)Ībility to play the multiple kingdoms af the same liege (France-Normandy-England situation)Ībility to play properly and get fun with bishoprics, republics and knight orders playabilityĪbility to play with different lieges for different feuds Non-Christian names tied to religion, surnames to culture when naming father culture prevails Notable members of your court can find a spouse/husband, not just heirs and royal family (like EU:R) Relationship values between characters (wow, poor CPU.)īastards more ambitious and when no natural heir should inherit More interactions between courtiers in different courts Soubriquet/nicknames ala EU3 (at the dead of the ruler depending on what he/she did)Ĭourtiers having some job and able to marry (ala EU:R)Īmbitions (splited short/long term/hidden)
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