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Gavelkind Vs Confederate Partition. Of course, every realm run. However i am the king of. I know that if i had 2 duchy titles, my realm would be split due to titles of equal level. In ck2 gavelkind would inevitably cause bordergore (both internal and external) within a couple generations, while the only advantage was a. Depending on the succession law, each kid gets a different number of points, useable to buy counties, duchies, etc. The tooltips for the gavelkind innovation say that it opens up confederate partition as an inheritance law. With confederate partition, new titles will be created if they are able. Your realm gets split roughly equally between your heirs, and any heirs that end. We’ve got regular partition, which functions like gavelkind in ck2; Partition divides your existing titles as fairly as possible among your eligible heirs. Like i said, the difference between confederate partition and partition is just that: While this could split the realm if you're a duke with multiple. And maybe even independence, with the primary heir getting equal amounts as the.

Partition divides your existing titles as fairly as possible among your eligible heirs. Depending on the succession law, each kid gets a different number of points, useable to buy counties, duchies, etc. Of course, every realm run. And maybe even independence, with the primary heir getting equal amounts as the. The tooltips for the gavelkind innovation say that it opens up confederate partition as an inheritance law. I know that if i had 2 duchy titles, my realm would be split due to titles of equal level. In ck2 gavelkind would inevitably cause bordergore (both internal and external) within a couple generations, while the only advantage was a. Your realm gets split roughly equally between your heirs, and any heirs that end. However i am the king of. Like i said, the difference between confederate partition and partition is just that:

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Gavelkind Vs Confederate Partition However i am the king of. The tooltips for the gavelkind innovation say that it opens up confederate partition as an inheritance law. I know that if i had 2 duchy titles, my realm would be split due to titles of equal level. However i am the king of. Your realm gets split roughly equally between your heirs, and any heirs that end. With confederate partition, new titles will be created if they are able. Depending on the succession law, each kid gets a different number of points, useable to buy counties, duchies, etc. And maybe even independence, with the primary heir getting equal amounts as the. Like i said, the difference between confederate partition and partition is just that: Partition divides your existing titles as fairly as possible among your eligible heirs. We’ve got regular partition, which functions like gavelkind in ck2; Of course, every realm run. In ck2 gavelkind would inevitably cause bordergore (both internal and external) within a couple generations, while the only advantage was a. While this could split the realm if you're a duke with multiple.