Dallan Invictus fucked around with this message at 18:20 on Jun 16, 2013

wolfman101 fucked around with this message at 17:49 on Jun 16, 2013

allow = {
	OR = {
		AND = {
			culture = basque
			religion_group = christian
		}
  		OR = {
			AND = {
				has_landed_title = c_...
				...
			}
			AND ={
				any_vassal = {has_landed_title = c_...}
				any_vassal = {has_landed_title = c_...}
				...				
			}
		}
	}
}

DrSunshine fucked around with this message at 16:17 on Jun 16, 2013

toasterwarrior fucked around with this message at 18:24 on Jun 16, 2013

• Make sure your heir is well-educated. Their tutors will probably pass on their traits, culture, and religion to your kid. This is the main cause of lovely Heir Syndrome. Try to educate him yourself, unless you are also crap.
  
• Convert to the appropriate religion and culture. There should be options for this under the decisions menu, though that might be CK+. People hate foreigners and infidels.
  
• Distribute secondary titles. If you have too many duchies, people will hate you. If you're above your demense limit, people will hate you.
  
• If you're an emperor, don't hang on to more than one kingdom title. Delegate! It's easier to deal with one king than a bunch of dukes who want to be king.
  
• Placate ambitious vassals. Contrary to popular belief, ambitious vassals aren't always a colossal nightmare, and their massive opinion malus only shows up if they want something from you. If you're a king, make sure they have one (1) duchy, its de jure land, and nothing else. If you're an emperor, do the same with kingdoms (unless they're in your primary kingdom). If they're ambitious and have a claim on one of your titles, then they'll be implacable and should be dealt with harshly.
  
• Figure out why people hate you. Sometimes it's just because you have control of all their baronies for no readily explainable reason. Fix what you can fix easily.
  
• Give your heir his own area to rule. This nets him prestige and gold, which makes the transition easier. You should still be able to educate his kids if you keep an eye on him and ask nicely, to avoid lovely Heir Syndrome.
  
• Never give claimants land, unless they're your kids. It only strengthens their power base, and makes it easier for them to screw you over.
  
• Keep your other children weak. The last thing you want is to inherit and have your younger brother be your most powerful vassal. This should also keeps gavelkind working a little more sanely, since titles they already have are factored in when it's time to distribute your titles.
  
• As the new ruler, throw a festival or feast or blot or something as soon as possible. This will net you some more prestige and boost everyone's opinion of you.
  
• Get the gettable vassals. It's better to give out honorary titles to those half-dozen guys with -5 opinion than it is to try to placate that one guy with a -85 opinion.
  
• If you do face a civil war, fight to completion. Don't white peace out or stab the faction leader unless things get really bad. This gets you the "crushed major rebellion" and "spared after civil war" opinion bonuses, and lets you imprison or weaken the major opponents.
  
• If you start to lose a civil war, your priorities should be White Peace, then Stab Claimant, then Stab Faction Leader, in that order. Murder-based peace treaties don't give you the Crushed Rebellion modifier, and will basically just buy you time while they build another faction.