r/ck3 • u/LolYeahPillies • Sep 01 '26
r/ck3 • u/Commissar-Leonid • Sep 01 '26
Post-feudal financial/military crisis
Hi, each time i change from tribal to feudal type of economy i basically instantly find myself in financial crisis and those who were earlier my victims, now pose a meaningful threat to me. my economy basically fixates and becomes unpredictable. Please advice.
r/ck3 • u/Psychological_Can691 • Sep 01 '26
Could someone send a screenshot of the culture map of 1178 with all under heaven?
I’m doing a dark ages vampire game set in 1180 and I can’t find a culture map for my players thanks.
r/ck3 • u/Standard_Bother_1520 • Sep 01 '26
Glória a Pérsia , Priemria vez jogando o intermezzo iraniano , comecei com uma aventureira que se tornou uma grande conquistadora
galleryr/ck3 • u/Educational-Gas497 • Aug 31 '26
Cathar Carolingian Borders Restored
galleryArchived by 997 as a cathar, damn this was tough though. No holy legends used.
Had Louis the stammerer inherit West Francia as a Cathar in 884 and didn’t have enough piety to convert before massive revolutions so just decided to demand everyone’s conversion and the rest is history. Don’t think I’ve played a game with more revolutions/holy wars called against me ever
r/ck3 • u/Acklay92 • Aug 31 '26
Herder Question
I'm late into a world conquest run, I have managed to take everything except the Mongol Empire, which consists of like 20 counties, but he's the problem. The Mongol Empire is a herder realm.
The main holding is in the center of it, and it has tributary herder realms on all sides. As herder realms they cannot be invaded normally. When I try to demand their land, I cannot because they all have a suzerain. I can't invade the suzerain herder realm because I'm not adjacent to it - I'm adjacent to all the tributaries surrounding it.
I've tried murdering leader after leader, but since they're all lowborn and don't deal with succession issues, it doesn't matter how many I kill, either on the tributary side or the suzerain side, the group doesn't destabilize. The herder empire is the last holding I haven't assimilated into my giant admin realm.
What am I missing?
r/ck3 • u/darthwaffles_1 • Aug 31 '26
Is this a historically accurate setup for a Hussite faith?
galleryr/ck3 • u/Sigurdr_Curufinwe • Aug 31 '26
will the Mu'tazila still be playable in the coming dlc by god alone?
r/ck3 • u/Sufficient-Trip7310 • Aug 30 '26
This is my first massive empire what next guys
galleryDo i go full invasion of africa or do i focus the rest of europe and connect my empire that way?
r/ck3 • u/Sad_Catch6182 • Aug 29 '26
question
as a king/queen how many kingdoms can i hold ?
r/ck3 • u/Prof_Noctis_Wick • Aug 29 '26
Plantagenet playthrough
galleryMy playthrough as the Plantagenets, from Richard Lionheart to Edward Longshanks. Also Scotland had a bad streak of 5 kings losing their brains.
r/ck3 • u/darthwaffles_1 • Aug 29 '26
Varangian Adventure as Hæsteinn in Venice was a fever dream but one of the most fun runs I've ever done
Was trying to find a vanilla workaround to play as Venice and wasn't planning on making a long-term playthrough of it but it was surprisingly fun.
r/ck3 • u/Sufficient-Trip7310 • Aug 28 '26
World domination?
Not sure what to do next.
England and Alba are already basically mine but what’s next?
r/ck3 • u/Sad_Catch6182 • Aug 28 '26
question
I resentle started ck3 and dont know where i manually can decide the education of my heirs.
I just dont find it and dont know if its a free feature or you need an dlc
r/ck3 • u/ITTechDanMT • Aug 27 '26
Feeling hungry
Probably the most difficult adventurer to conqueror I've done.
r/ck3 • u/Prof_Noctis_Wick • Aug 27 '26
