Ck3 Best Succession Law - As a ruler, your goal will likely be to keep your realm from. One is realm succession law, which dictates how all the titles held by the ruler will be inherited by the eligible child (or house member in case of house seniority). To begin with, succession is easy to understand… when your playable character dies, you take over the life of the heir to your primary title. But, this is also where it can get. The byzantine emperor can use the despot title to privilege a child as if that child were born in the purple. You have full control and vote for any player by granting them a duchy. You can't do this with saxon because it will only be 7 of your most powerful vassals. House superioriry is one of the best succession laws in the game. Keeps your player character strong as all your land gets inherited by your primary heir. If nothing else you can't get a game. Elective is the best succession law in terms of pros over cons, but you have to be careful not to lose your titles. Either make sure you hold more elector titles than anyone else or give those. Confused by the succession laws in crusader kings and aren't sure what each one actually does? We explain them all in this guide.
As a ruler, your goal will likely be to keep your realm from. One is realm succession law, which dictates how all the titles held by the ruler will be inherited by the eligible child (or house member in case of house seniority). To begin with, succession is easy to understand… when your playable character dies, you take over the life of the heir to your primary title. But, this is also where it can get. The byzantine emperor can use the despot title to privilege a child as if that child were born in the purple.