If you play it like medieval Katamari Damacy (roll up the small Counts first, then the slightly bigger ones, then the bigger ones, and so on), you can carve out a sizable chunk of temporary territory while farming no small amount of prestige in the process. In the early game, you're effectively getting free alliances with standard tributaries (Horse Lords CB), meaning more armies with no maintenance. They might offer you money/favors and rejection might mean them banding together against you.Good golly, yes, I use tributaries all the time.
* Give your vassals a 30 day ultimatum, in which duration they might be able to gather support from other vassals who like them more than you to plead on their behalf. * If you win the war, you get to imprison them and then you can release them and they will accept. It’s extremely unlikely, but some rulers will choose this option based on their power. * However, if they might declare war to stay in the realm. * If you refuse, they might accept to cede. * However, if they are craven, or just, or have significant power in the realm, they might want to stay in your realm (Why ruin the chances of them taking control someday, right?), in which case they’ll ask you to reconsider in exchange of a favor. * Based on certain conditions, they’re more than likely to accept (Hey, independence!). * You offer a vassal independence and protectorate status. * You will gain 0.1 prestige+piety every month from such interactions. * They can fight other similar autonomous states, but you can intervene in any such wars. * They can be called to wars however they can refuse depending on their circumstances.
* An autonomous state will give you 25% of their income and troops, and in exchange you have to protect them. You can right click on someone’s picture, click "Release as Dependent State." (Think Rome-Armenia in the antiquity or Post Alexandrian Diodochi) They will do whatever they like, they’ll just give you some gold and troops in exchange. With this mod, you can release a vassal as their own independent dependency. Release your vassals as autonomous dependencies which act as tributaries.Įver wished that your big empire would break into smaller "autonomous" states which you don’t have to micromanage? Look no further.
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