Each point increases the area’s supply limit by 150 and if ruled by a feudal or clan ruler, provides an additional half of a percent in taxes and levies. This value starts much higher for the feudal areas of the game compared to the tribal and clan territories. There’s no reason you can’t keep that 4 Development island as your realm capital, but if you’ve newly conquered a 7 Development area, feel free to move it on over! What is Development?ĭevelopment is an indication as to how, well, developed the land is. If your liege decides to take your land or you lose it in a war, no worries, just move on to the next highest development area and make that your capital. It’ll be passed on from heir to heir, letting you reap the rewards for lifetimes. We recommend putting most of your development efforts into your realm capital.
With so many countries locked into partition succession until much later in the game, it’s one of the few ways you can influence who inherits what without assassinating or disinheriting your own children. Like we mentioned, this is one of the few pieces of land you can directly control succession rights for.
Keep in mind that it can have an affect on your previous capital if you have realm capital specific buildings. Just click on the town you wish to move it to and click on the icon that looks like a golden crown with an up arrow. Lore wise, this is where your ruler and court are ruling from! They’re also worth more gold if looted by enemies, so watch out for that. They get a bonus of one gold in tax per month and an extra ten percent increase to the monthly levy rate. Realm capitals are important not only because they’re always passed along to the heir, but because they also come with a tax, loot, and levy bonus. In this guide we’ll talk about how to move your realm capital in Crusader Kings 3 and some tips as to how you should approach it.įirst of all, if you aren’t sure which town is your capital, click on each one until you see a golden crown next to its name. This means you can move your capital prior to death, or at any point, and guarantee that you’ll always have at least one great piece of land for your heir to get started with. Note that it specifies the realm capital is always passed on.
The good news is you do have some control over which lands stay under your rule.Īs a reminder, the primary heir will always inherit your previous ruler’s primary title, realm capital, and direct De Jure titles associated with them. Then they’re usually shocked and overcome by the loss of large amounts of land. New Crusader Kings 3 players may not put a ton of thought into their lands and holdings, particularly the small details, at least until the first succession comes along.
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