...As I think of them, I have been out of the loop on CK for a bit of a bit, although I have read the new "FAQ" and such.
Can one count, the lowest rank, command more then one province? Or must each province be controlled by a single count? If each must be governed by a count is there a limit to the amount of provinces a duke, the next power level, can control? Also, other then giving your Lords provinces and setting lowish taxes what can you do to ensure their loyalty? Also if a Duke decides to leave your service, do the counts auto follow or do they make a loyalty check to you?
And does a Duke have to have at least one province for his own control? (As in he actually controls it not having a vassal there)
Do your counts/dukes have their own piety and prestige levels? How does this effect the game? Does the player character fight in battles? Will you be able to go to war to put someone else into power? Like recognize a partiuclar person as rightful blah blah and using your army to get them said position? Prob a lil complex...but anyway..
Can one count, the lowest rank, command more then one province? Or must each province be controlled by a single count? If each must be governed by a count is there a limit to the amount of provinces a duke, the next power level, can control? Also, other then giving your Lords provinces and setting lowish taxes what can you do to ensure their loyalty? Also if a Duke decides to leave your service, do the counts auto follow or do they make a loyalty check to you?
And does a Duke have to have at least one province for his own control? (As in he actually controls it not having a vassal there)
Do your counts/dukes have their own piety and prestige levels? How does this effect the game? Does the player character fight in battles? Will you be able to go to war to put someone else into power? Like recognize a partiuclar person as rightful blah blah and using your army to get them said position? Prob a lil complex...but anyway..
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