However I can't find a way of offering the same, since if I try "arrange marriage" the betrothed characters are excluded. Marriage into a couple of the Irish petty kingdoms so far hasn't produced a claim in my favour.Ĭlick to expand.Thanks for the tips - on a related subject, how do you turn a betrothal into a marriage once both parties are of age? All I've worked out to do is to ensure that the soon-to-be-happy couple are in the same place by inviting any who aren't in court to court, whereupon someone will often (but not always, especially if one party is now celibate or chaste) pop up with an "arrange marriage" proposal between the two. I've spent much of the game trying to fabricate claims in Ireland, but have so far only had one success, in Lenister. but that means war with Scotland, with all three of the island's kingdoms now with at least medium crown authority. On the other hand, I now have very few claims of my own - de jure claims to Devon and Cornwall that would require going up against the English monarchy as a whole, and a single hereditary claim to Carrick (the ruling dynasty all moved to my court at one stage, so I was able to marry into them). I chose primogeniture this time through (as Gwynned, now the Kingdom of Wales) to avoid the endless civil wars of my last game where my legacy seemed to be half of Europe with competing claims to the same territory.
I'm marrying my sons (my just-deceased king had a long and fertile reign) to titled females to obtain claims for their heirs, but that generation is only now starting to take power. (Nov 03, 2021) Wondering how to fix the Crusader Kings 3 Crash on Startup issue and CK3 not launching problem? Get the various potential solutions here.Click to expand.I'm still working out the best way to go about inheritance - AIs don't accept my matrilineal offers when my daughters are involved, so I've been marrying my titleless daughters away only to get alliances.
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