#Ck2 increase holding slots full

Nomads cannot build forts when fighting against fellow nomads, occupying nomadic capitals is the main way to get warscore, besides battles.ДЇorts are also particularly useful when warring against Unreformed Pagans as they negate the attrition bonus in provinces holding a friendly one. Once a fort is constructed, the original owner will be forced to put it under siege or attack it.

#Ck2 increase holding slots full

Like trade posts, forts are built in dedicated slots and thus do not count as a full fledged holding.ДЇorts are primarily used to 'lock' the occupation of an empty province when warring against a nomadic faction, as it would otherwise automatically return to the original owner's control as soon as the occupying army tries to move out of the province. Special holdings do not count toward a province's settlement limit or a ruler's demesne limit. When a nomadic ruler moves their capital, all buildings are transported to the new location, although some may become inactive (such as the 'fishing village' and 'harbor' in a landlocked province). They benefit from empty settlement slots, and are usually the only settlement in a province.ДЄ Nomadic capital is a special holding for the capital of khagans and khans. Tribes correspond to tribal rulers and are normally ruled by chiefs. Hindu characters who hold cities are expected to be of the Vaishya caste. When a count-tier burgher is granted a duchy and their capital is coastal, they will form a merchant republic, resulting in greater taxes, construction of trade posts, and allowing them to rule cities and castles alike. If a burgher owns the capital of a county, their lands turn into a vassal republic which increases taxes collection. Much of a feudal ruler's income from vassals is likely to come from vassal cities. Later in the game, a significant part of light levies - light infantry, archers and heavy pikemen - will come from cities. Their buildings are focused on economy and offer few heavy troops as levies. Hindu characters who hold temples are expected to be of the Brahmin caste.Д¬ities correspond to republics. Temples usually provide heavy infantry levies, with light infantry and archers, but no cavalry. The pagan religions have their own names for these rulers, e.g. Their buildings are balanced between military ones and providing taxes, although they start out with very little fortification like cities. They are normally ruled by members of the clergy - bishops (or equivalent) - or iqta nobles for Muslims ( imams). Whoever owns the capital owns the county itself. The capital of a county will usually be a castle holding, but there are some exceptions. Hindu characters who hold castles are expected to be of the Kshatriya caste. Meanwhile, Muslim iqta rulers are allowed to freely rule over castles and temples without penalties. On the other hand, most of your levies will originate from castles, especially heavy infantry and all types of cavalry. As a Christian feudal ruler, the player will have severe income and levy penalties for having holdings other than castles. Castles often have the highest level of fortification among all holding types.ДЄs a feudal lord/lady, castles will be the bread and butter of your demesne, but they won't bring in income comparable to temples and cities. They are normally ruled by nobles, and their buildings are mostly focused on the military. Also, they cannot be granted such holdings directly.Д¬astles correspond to feudal rule.

Hindu characters will suffer opinion penalties if they have holdings which do not match their caste. Each form of government has preferred and allowed settlements, and will get 'Wrong government type' (-75% levies and income) penalty while holding other types of settlements directly. There are five types of settlements, each with a different set of buildings.

3.1 Getting additional empty holding slots.