#Remove great pox ck2 full#

Killing women this way requires Full Status of Women or making themД«efore they enter seclusion, marry characters with any epidemic disease into their court This is one of the safer methods: if you inherit with Scurvy, it will go away within 4 months of being back on land. Only with The Reaper's Due: after several years at sea, commanders are likely to get Scurvy. If the same disease reaches your capital province, and the character is still alive and in your court, seclusion will be ineffective. However, there is a risk that the unwanted heir inherits while sick, and rules just long enough to see the realm disintegrate. Gain health for 10 years.ДЄrranging for unwanted heirs to contract diseases will eventually kill them off. Gain 10 dark power but 5 points of visibility. Requires The Reaper's Due DLC and already being a.

,, Crazy Cannibal (-50 general opinion), likely A faster way is to seclude your court when threatened by an epidemic, and start running out of food. Risk that seducing your son's wife does not start a rivalry and/or causes complicationsД«ecoming a Cannibal through parties alone requires luck or persistence. Risk of imprisonment by enemy if a battle is lostД¬ould be injured without being killed: wounded, maimed, or even made Many of these methods mark you as a kinslayer if you are playing as a non-Muslim character, but at least kinslayer doesn't stack.

You cannot plot to assassinate your own children, but you might be able to arrange their death another way. If you transfer that title under another vassal, a failed arrest will depose them rather than starting a rebellion, giving you a second chance at arrest. Or you can grant a title to prevent flight. Your marshal can increase arrest chance with the 'Suppress Revolts' job. When arresting a character, you might want to take steps to ensure they do not flee your realm. If you need to imprison a character, the Intrigue focus can give you excuses to arrest or opportunities to abduct. With mutilation, Byzantine emperors can permanently disqualify any character from the imperial title. The Christian methods work better a generation ahead: you can more easily make a grandson a bishop/monk than a son. Unmarried and not heir to any titles, orДepending on traits, may have a chance to flee instead of joining the holy order.Your courtiers who are adults, and either: a King with Feudal elective succession and at most one Duke vassal.a Duke with Feudal elective succession and at most one Count vassal.a Count with Elective gavelkind succession.You have full control over elections if you are: If your vassals trust your judgment and think your nominee will be a good ruler, they will likely vote for your candidate. With a succession law that features succession voting, such as Feudal elective, you can nominate your favorite dynasty member to succeed you. Legitimize by decision (requires that the father does not legitimize on birth) Girls can't be selected under agnatic-cognatic, even if there are no sons Note: you can never designate an heir who could be preempted Reformed pagan faith with Meritocracy doctrineДЄ child of the ruler (overriding age but not gender preference) he or she rules a theocracy or is of a government type that you lack the required DLC for), this is game over.Дepending on your government and religion, you may have several methods available to influence who becomes your heir, even without changing your succession law.Д®nsure high prestige, e.g. If your dynastic heir is not of your dynasty, or he/she is unplayable (e.g. Otherwise, it will be another character who is (or will be) landed after your current character's death. He/she is the heir of your primary title, if that character is of your dynasty. Your dynastic heir is the character you will play as once your current character dies. Titles leaving the realm can be prevented with High crown authority (without ), which excludes foreign rulers from the line of succession. If the inherited title is higher-ranked, the heir will remove titles from the other realm.The inherited title will leave the realm if the title is the same (or lower) rank as the heir's current primary title.If the heir is already vassal to another liege, whether the inherited title will leave the realm depends on the rank of the title: The heir of a given title is determined via succession laws of each titles.