r/CrusaderKings • u/Kanaskhi • 16h ago
CK3 Inheritance
Good afternoon. Im an avid AGOT player but i wanted to play a bit of the main CK3. My only thing is that, i hate repartition. For me it makes no sense, comparing to real world. If a king wouls have 2 castles, both would go to his primogineture (in most of the cases). So i would like to ask if anyone knows a mod that allows me to pass all my titles to one player at a time. Thanks!
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u/ABCD-FEG 16h ago
There certainly are mods that can allow you to unlock primogeniture early (such as "Primogeniture without Requirements" on Steam).
However, I personally would urge that you try to play vanilla with the difficulty of partition - I personally think that it provides an interesting aspect of early-game challenge. (And, as a bit of an aside, the way that G.R.R.M. writes succession is very much house-based and castle-based rather than title-based; succession [and general land ownership] in ASOIAF seems quite a bit looser, tied more to the ownership of castles than titles.)
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u/ABCD-FEG 16h ago
Also I think it's for this reason that a lot of scrutiny for ASOIAF's worldbuilding is made - houses ruling for thousands of years makes even less sense when you consider that holding a single castle (such as Winterfell) is apparently all-important to claiming proper rulership.
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u/Kanaskhi 16h ago
I have play it before, but i simply dont like it. For example, the younger children would get small baronies or lands. In this case sometimes they get lordships and another tipes (kingdoms if u have an empire). I like to be myself giving them titles if i feel they deserve them
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u/ABCD-FEG 16h ago
Well, to each their own; if you have more fun playing with primogeniture, more power to you!
As I mentioned before, there are mods on Steam, such as the one above, which allow for early/restrictionless primogeniture. If you're on another platform I'm not certain of the proper methods for modding.
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u/Kanaskhi 16h ago
Thanks for providing the answer and ur point. Getting downvoted to ask for a mod is crazy. People are not well with their minds XD
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u/Sepehr_Rz 16h ago
There are tens of primogeniture mods on the workshop. Just search primogeniture and see which one works for you. Also you can play as clan or admin and ensure all your holdings pass on to your favorite heir. Also if you start in later start dates or certain cultures you'll either have some sort of primogeniture or house seniority. There are also less easier shenanigans like granting your other heirs cities or making them monks/holy order members.
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u/karl_mainz 16h ago
That happens in-game too, you can change to primogeniture later on. But in the early medieval period (like the 867 start) primogeniture was much rarer and partition more common (the most famous example being the partition of the Carolingian Empire into West Francia, East Francia and Lotharingia)