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All trademarks are property of their respective owners in the US and other countries. Note: This is ONLY to be used to report spam, advertising, and problematic harassment, fighting, or rude posts. That's still a viable option, you just have to make yourself a commander of an army and then move to the province you want to claim.
I know you figured this out, but for future reference events like this that are designed to be fired on a councilor have to fire for that councilor, so in your case when you fired the event for yourself the event assumes that you're the councilor and thus targets the province you are currently in. There is a cheat that you can command an army with your character, move it to the land where you want the claim and do event land claim and event I think is for duchy claim. Im trying to do the fabricate claims cheat using the 'event ' code and it keeps fabricating a new claim on an area of land thats already mine, ive tried moving the chancellor to the areas i want to claim and this does not change it.Īny ideas? Showing 1 - 6 of 6 comments. Posts:Home Discussions Workshop Market Broadcasts. I also seem to have problems changing succession laws through commands. If you misspell or forget to capitalize the law, it makes the inheritance go a little wonky.įelix :3 View Profile View Posts. Not sure about other inheritance laws because I've only ever used primogeniture. This will give you limitless law changes, but your council can still oppose your law changes. Two ways, that I know of, to do this with the console: 1. Also, if you don't know where to find the succession options, they are in your "laws" window under the inheritance tab. There may be some others with regard to crown law, but if you are just looking to revert back to your previous succession law those shouldn't be a problem. All vassals count or above must have a positive opinion of you. The main ones are: The current king must reign for at least 10 years. If you want to change a succession law and find you can't, check the tooltip on the succession option to find out the requirements. Home Discussions Workshop Market Broadcasts.
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