Choosing succession laws: seniority or appointment

[PM Hamilton]

With in CK2 Plus, how can I choose either seniority succession laws for my own realm (empire) and adopt appointment succession laws for kingdoms or duchies I wish to give out?

Is there a CK2 Plus wiki? If so, how do I find it?

 

[Whizzer]

Is this a feature you've come across in vanilla or other mods? It's indeed not part of CK2Plus as far as I know, though a submod could be created to do this. Would this happen to any specific realms, or to any titles handed out by players, or something else?

There's no wiki, but we will eventually document CK2Plus features and changes from vanilla as part of the rewrite.

 

[PM Hamilton]

Is this a feature you've come across in vanilla or other mods? It's indeed not part of CK2Plus as far as I know, though a submod could be created to do this. Would this happen to any specific realms, or to any titles handed out by players, or something else?

Thank you for the reply.

they both exist in the regular game, vanilla. I knew they both previously existed in the mod.

I did eventually figure out the appointment succession. It is part on the laws page, not the succession page. If you scroll down to vice-royalty, its requirements are listed. For some reason, I thought that CK2 Plus had removed the vice-royalty system, so I never looked for it.

I still cannot figure out how to change to seniority sucession. Any help on that would be appreciated.

 

[Whizzer]

Appointment succession is a succession law in vanilla, used for feudal rulers under holy order lieges. It appears we were talking past each other.

You can find the requirements for seniority succession in common\laws\CK2Plus_succession_laws. potential determines under which circumstances it appears at all, allow is what populates the tooltip.

 

[PM Hamilton]

Appointment succession is a succession law in vanilla, used for feudal rulers under holy order lieges. It appears we were talking past each other.

You can find the requirements for seniority succession in common\laws\CK2Plus_succession_laws. potential determines under which circumstances it appears at all, allow is what populates the tooltip.

Thank you. This is most helpful.