Crusader Kings III News

Today marks the release of Wards & Wardens, and we hope you'll have plenty of fun wrangling unruly young rulers-to-be, managing your royal hostages, and visiting scholarly universities in the pursuit of knowledge!

As always, we want to keep updating and improving the game alongside each release - this time we've especially honed in on multiplayer stability, something that was unfortunately lacking after the last update. We've spent a lot of time hunting down annoying out-of-syncs, and we've managed to squash all of them that we could find - bar one that'll be fixed in an upcoming update (but it's fortunately avoidable; don't select Pay Homage/Petition Liege and cancel it before setting out on travel!)

Another change of note is that the AI will now purchase and manage Men-at-Arms more dynamically, especially later in the game - instead of all AIs wanting the exact same ratio of income-to-MaA. Warmonger Archetypes, powerful rulers, and strong mid-to-late-game economies will want to spend significantly more on having a powerful army, while Builder Archetypes make for excellent targets for conquests as they tend to favor buildings!

Without further ado, here is the full changelog:

• Over one hundred new events and event chains expanding upon childhood, guardianship, education, and more - both for young lords, parents, and knowledge-hungry rulers! Many game systems, both new and old, now have unique events and content to really strike home how it actually was to grow up during the middle ages!
  
  • Enjoy a more lively Childhood with a host of new events for both young rulers and parents, and see the choices made early in life echo far into adulthood!
    
  • New events for Courtly Education let you both educate and be educated in new and interesting ways, where young rulers can be led down a path of eccentricity!
    
  • Hostages at court will mingle with your own children, be homesick, get into trouble, or even give you opportunities for both lasting friendships and gaining a new type of Perpetual Hook!
    
  • Employing a Wet Nurse will aid the development of your heirs and increase the well-being of children at court, alongside a healthy dose of courtly drama!
    
  • slew of new events for Childhood Regencies sees a benevolent regent aid you as a young ruler by teaching you skills, giving you gifts, or stabilizing your realm - just beware less-than-scrupulous regents!
    
  • New events for the Meet Peers activity; play ball with your fellow children, hone your skills, or get up to hijinx!
    
  • Experience several rare story cycles which can see your young ruler aspire to become one of the greatest builders of all time, pursue a nebulous but enticing destiny, meet new friends of esoteric provenance, reform your realm in the image of former wardens, and more!
    
• New interactions and decisions allow you to take a more hands-on approach to the task of child-rearing!
  
  • Attempt to directly influence the Personality Traits of your Wards via a new interaction
    
  • Have your children pass through Coming of Age-trials in Tribal realms.
    
• As a ruler with a less-than-ideal education you will now want to visit Universities! This new Activity sees you travel to any holding with a University or Cathedral in search of higher studies.
  
  • Spend gold on books, mingle with students and teachers, and either study hard or live like a Goliard!
    
  • Being studious will reward you with lifestyle perk points and the potential for upgrading your education - and if you’ve studied REALLY hard you could even reach the new fifth-tier education!
    
• New mood music to enhance your game regardless of where you play.
  

• A new system for rulers giving or trading Hostages brings a new side of historical medieval politics to life - Hostages are powerful tools for ensuring peace, as they can be executed during wars to make your enemy suffer a great blow to their morale and stability. Hostages can be identified by a new portrait icon.
  
  • They can be demanded, exchanged, or even used to bargain beneficial peace deals during wars!
    
  • Having Hostages of notable status will reward you with both prestige and renown.
    
  • While hostages are most often children, there’s no guarantee that their warden will send them back as they come of age… after all, they are great bargaining chips!
    
• The new Perpetual Hook type lies in-between Weak and Strong Hooks, acting like a Weak hook that can be re-used every few years.
  
• A new Adoption interaction allows certain rulers to bring in new members to their family and dynasty. Characters with the Compassionate trait or of a culture. with certain Traditions can Adopt, but the restrictions can also be tightened or removed via a new Game Rule!
  
• A new Eccentric personality trait allows characters with it to develop their Lifestyles with ease at the cost of public perception, as their methods might be seen as erratic and odd! Several new event options have been added for the trait, and some of the more ‘out there’ events have been updated to require this trait to fire.
  
• Added 6 new events to the Pet Cat story Cycle.
  

• Builder AI's are now less concerned with buying MaA than before, and are slower to purchase up to their ideal amount
  
• Cautious AI's want to spend slightly more on MaA and are very inclined to purchase up to their comfortable minimum level
  
• Genghis Khan now starts as an Exalted Warlord rather than a Brilliant Strategist
  
• Spouse-Regents can now do both jobs at the same time
  
• The later into the game, and the more gold the AI earns, the more they will want to spend on MaA (previously AI's would always aim for spending 40% of their income on MaA maintenance, they can now go as high as 90% with the correct circumstances fulfilled)
  
• Warlike AI's will now want to spend more on MaA in general, and are much more inclined to purchase MaA over buildings than other archetypes
  
• You can now get more than three events per Meet Peers, especially if you are the Host (up to 6)
  
• playdate.3008, the event where another child drowns in Meet Peers, is now only available to the players/the host, and is now on a 3-year cooldown rather than 3 months.
  
• The hook gained in the playdate.3008 event is now also a strong 'saved my life'-hook.
  
• All Abrahamic faiths are now able to restore Rome, not just Christians.
  
• Either Italia, HRE, or Byzantium will become the "real" Rome depending on which one is your primary title upon reforming Rome.
  
• The Sultanate of Rum can now be formed by either Muslims or Turkic heritage characters, but not Christians.
  

• Events unlocked by Friends & Foes and Wards & Wardens are now decorated with special visuals that show from which Event Pack they originate; this feature can be disabled in the settings.
  

• Several new Animations have been added:
  
  • Happy Teacher
    
  • Stressed Teacher
    
  • Eccentric
    
  • Manic
    
  • Go to your room!
    
  • Playing Peekaboo
    
  • Crying (children only)
    
  • Clutching Ball
    
  • Clutching Doll
    
  • Stick Horse
    
  • 6x Weapon Animation Variants with Wooden Swords
    
• Added several new Event Background Illustrations:
  
  • Nursery
    
  • Western University
    
  • Arabic University
    
  • Western ‘Inner Courtyard’
    
  • An Indian Garden Variant
    
  • An Indian Study Variant
    
  • An Arabic Tavern Variant
    
• Added possible longsword artifact icon and model variation to swords of Late Medieval Western cultures.
  
• Added Toy sword, Training sword, Toy Doll, Stick Horse.
  
• Added Carolingian commoner clothes variants to the barbershop.
  
• Cloaks in general are now a bit more common for Western and Northern European characters.
  
• Cloaks will now sometimes be used together with armor.
  
• Elegance of the Empire cloaks will now be used roughly as much as the regular western royalty cloak.
  
• Fixed a bug where some consorts would use clothing far below their status, for example the Byzantine Basilissa in the 867 start date.
  
• For players with Northern Lords, Norse cloaks will now be used by more culture groups than just the Norse.
  
• Made it so that western royalty always wear cloaks.
  
• Northern Lords crowns are now also used by other Northern cultures.
  
• Improved skinning and blendshapes on male wrestling pants.
  

• Wards and Guardians will now use the Travel system to go to their respective courts to receive tutelage.
  
• Most Meet Peers events have been rebalanced and updated to use new backgrounds and animations.
  
• Activity log entries have been added to the Meet Peers activity.
  
• Memories have been added for Accolades.
  
• Added the Saura faith, a sun-worshipping branch of Hinduism, and added the faith to some characters and counties in both start dates.
  
• Added new outcomes to the Sun Trial event chain, in order to facilitate its deaths if you manage to end up worshipping the sun in an area without… much sun.
  
• Developing a Crush in childhood now creates a memory.
  

• Weak hooks can now be perpetual and used multiple times
  
• Add can_embrace_tradition trigger
  
• Add data binding macro CalculateScriptValue to calculate the named script value with designated character as root scope.
  
• Add data binding macro GetScriptValueBreakdown to break down the named script value with designated character as root scope.
  
• Add x_lifestyle_xp_gain_mult modifier that stacks with monthly xp modifiers.
  
• Adds new trigger for checking if a culture has more discovered innovations than another culture in a specified era.
  
• All trait triggers and effects can now use a trait scope as well as a database key.
  
• Replaced define MEN_AT_ARMS_CHANCE_EXPENSE_BELOW_IDEAL with script value ai_men_at_arms_chance_expense_below_ideal
  
• Replaced define MEN_AT_ARMS_CHANCE_EXPENSE_BELOW_MIN with script value ai_men_at_arms_chance_expense_below_min
  
• Replaced define MEN_AT_ARMS_EXPENSE_IDEAL with script value ai_men_at_arms_expense_gold_ideal
  
• Replaced define MEN_AT_ARMS_EXPENSE_MAX with script value ai_men_at_arms_expense_gold_max
  
• Replaced define MEN_AT_ARMS_EXPENSE_MIN with script value ai_men_at_arms_expense_gold_min
  
• Replaced define MEN_AT_ARMS_PRESTIGE_EXPENSE_IDEAL with script value ai_men_at_arms_expense_prestige_ideal
  
• Replaced define MEN_AT_ARMS_PRESTIGE_EXPENSE_MAX with script value ai_men_at_arms_expense_prestige_max
  
• Replaced define MEN_AT_ARMS_PRESTIGE_EXPENSE_MIN with script value ai_men_at_arms_expense_prestige_min
  
• Add any/random/every_tradition scripted list for cultures.
  
• Add has_tradition_category trigger that works on culture traditions.
  
• Has_cultural_tradition trigger, add_culture_tradition, and remove_culture_tradition effects now can take tradition as scope.
  
• Add free_tradition_slot trigger to test if culture can have more traditions.
  
• Casus belli now has an option to allow or forbid hostage exchange.
  
• The chance to assign specific personality, education or childhood traits for generated characters can now be set by random_creation percent value.
  

• Fixed an Out of Sync caused by expiring Memories
  
• Fixed an Out-of-Sync caused by players setting Decisions to ‘notify me’
  
• Fixed an Out-of-Sync relating to Accolade History
  
• Fixed an Out-of-Sync relating to Diarchs being updated out of order
  
• Fixed several rare Out-of-Syncs
  
• Fixed crash on succession with a landed character without any titles
  
• Fixed a crash that could happen when opening the war overview in certain large-scale wars
  
• Fixed the Character Search not remembering the selected ‘Sort by’ filter between being closed/opened
  
• Fixed Accolade History being lost when loading the save
  
• Fixed Tournament event Hapless Knight option not removing jouster from contest
  
• Fixed animals captured on hunts not being saved properly
  
• Fixed crime for escaping from prison not being an imprisonable crime
  
• Fixed feuding house AI members being not aggressive enough
  
• Fixed issue with desc of war won memory
  
• Fixed issues with relation loc for fellow attendees of activities
  
• Fixed missing localization for memories of peasant and populist revolts
  
• Fixed missing scope loc in "lay with" effects for other characters
  
• Fixed relation loc for deceased spouses
  
• Improved presentation of Restore Carolingian Borders decision's effects
  
• Fix a rare case when childhood focus is invalidated
  
• Fix a rare case when childhood focus is invalidated and wrong education trait is given when coming of age
  
• Fixed "A vassal between friends" not accounting for the two involved friends being at war
  
• Fixed childhood personality events being largely blocked for traveling children, which resulted in some childhood personality events being way too common
  
• Fixed garrisons not refilling correctly after sieges
  
• Fixed many instances of Regents traveling with their lieges, especially during Hunts and Tournaments
  
• Improved tooltip why sometimes you cannot change intent during activities
  
• Increased maximum allowed years in activity passive phase (travel time) from 3 years to 10
  
• May now plan activities regardless of insufficient funds to start them
  
• Memory descriptions expect character memory as root scope
  
• Show correct regent when designated regent has been deposed by a scheme
  
• Characters are no longer intimidated by 0 dread
  
• Mercenaries and holy orders can now use MaA from culture traditions
  
• Swinging the scales of power will now tell you in which direction & towards whom they've swung
  
• Fixed unnecessarily large effect lists in Invasion casus belli wars
  
• Fixed bastards being born in faiths which had none
  
• The HRE title holder no longer needs to exist to establish the Carolingian Empire
  
• Champion the Faith of Country Basques decision now includes the new provinces added for Fate of Iberia
  
• Can now use "Grant to..." action in county view even if there's a leased out barony
  

Additionally, please check the Known Issues thread on our official forums for a list of prominent issues in the 1.10.0 update; we're aware of the issues listed here and have fixes for them in the pipeline already.

We hope you enjoy Wards & Wardens and the accompanying free "Quill" Update!

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As the release date of Wards & Wardens draws near, we're taking a moment to reflect on the artistic endeavors that have brought it to life. This time our focus is on animations and some of the 2D icons and illustrations.

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Hey there! I'm Nicolas, 2D artist working on this royal game CK3.

I'm pretty sure many of you checking out this dev diary must get pretty stoked about game designers writing about numbers going up and down, but as cool as it is to dive into the game's new meta, my piece of this dev diary is all about the art! Let me tell you a bit about creating game icons - in particular, how I went about creating the new icon for the eccentric personality trait!

Alright, let's break it down in a kinda rough step-by-step. First things first, the game designers sent me a short brief describing what they needed, as well as ideas of what the icon might look like. Luckily for me, I was given the idea that the icon could depict a bag of marbles of various colors. I think it’s a pretty fitting metaphor for an eccentric individual, embodying their propensity for collecting unconventional ideas and perspectives, much like the colorful assortment of marbles within the bag.

A guideline we try to adhere to when creating icons is to not necessarily create an image that literally depicts what the function/meaning of the icon will be. Instead, we want to be more figurative in our approach. For example, the icon for craven doesn't show a person being cowardly, but instead shows a frantic chicken, a symbol of cowardice.


Starting off, I create a handful of initial sketches outlining the basic composition and values. These sketches don't require fine detailing; their purpose is solely for experimentation and estimating the best read of the image.


When I have decided (When my art director decides which one he likes the most), I move on to making a more refined value render of the image. Paying close attention to the values and how they aid in the composition. For example, how the image goes from brighter in the focal point in the middle of the icon out to a much darker value on the edges, forming a vignette of sorts.



Quite a straightforward step, adding colors to the image. Going over color theory is beyond my paygrade, so let's just say that these colors of warm red/yellow and cool blue look good together!


Now it is time for my favorite part of the process - the refining stage! Now, I fine-tune the image, adding those last touches of light, textures, intricate details, and any minor adjustments to give the icon that final polished look. Make it feel like “candy”, like an old art director of mine used to say.


And there you have it: resize it to the appropriate size and slap a border on it and we have anew, fresh personality icon! Hopefully the trait is good according to the meta, so people will actually see and appreciate it sometimes!

Here are also a few interesting images of game concepts that depict the same thing, but in various styles - depending on the context in the UI.





Naturally, we are also adding some new scene illustrations. With the option to pursue education as an adult, we've incorporated a University setting tailored for your scholarly characters. Additionally, we've added a Nursery and several scenes that enrich the cultural diversity of some existing locations.

[University]

[Courtyard]

[Nursery]

[Tavern - MENA variation]

[Study - Indian variation]


For this Event Pack we have added child-related animations, such as playing with toys. Among our new props we have a ball, a doll, stickhorses, and wooden swords, which all get used in the animations.



Nothing more comforting when running a kingdom than your favorite toy!

That’s it for this time. Stay tuned for next week's update as we gear up for the release of "Wards & Wardens" on August 22nd!

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Hello everyone! This is my first time writing a dev diary and I want to share with you almost everything I worked on for Wards and Wardens. Let’s set the stage first: you are a ruler and your seed is stronger than ever, flourishing with your many offspring. Children play and run around all over your court, but you have more pressing matters to attend to! Perhaps the mother of your children has become incapable, unable to provide milk for your infants. Who are you gonna call? Wet nurses, of course!

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[h2]Wet Nurse​[/h2]
Historically, a Wet Nurse was a woman of the court charged with the care of infants in need of breastfeeding, for whatever reason there might be. However, the position evolved over time and, in some circles, the wet nurse became an integral part of the family. She might care for older children and become an influential advisor, or even a second mother. Strong bonds were created not only between wet nurse and child, but also between children that were nurtured by the same nurse. Such children were called suckling siblings and were treated on the same level as blood siblings.
[Decision to search for a suitable candidate for Wet Nurse Court Position]

In the game, the Wet Nurse is represented as a Court Position. A child ruler, a ruler with children or one holding children hostage can hire a suitable woman as a Wet Nurse. In return, she provides illness resistance to children of the court and will inform her employer about significant milestones in childhood development, like a wee one’s first spoken words or first fallen teeth.
[Example of childhood development event: first fallen teeth]

Who can become a Wet Nurse, you may ask? Any able woman that has no particular noble roots. In history, these were commoners from the court: widowed mothers or just those in need of another source of income.
[Wet Nurse Court Position tooltip] [Wet Nurse aptitude tooltip]

[h2]Rites of Passage​[/h2]
As part of our focus on children in this Event Pack, we pay some attention to the moment they become adults. Changing your societal status in such a way is a big deal even today, as seen in school graduations, specific birthdays and religious thresholds. Usually, this transition is signified by a ceremony or a ritual. I decided to look into tribal rites of passage and ended up with a decision, an amalgamation of different rituals from all over the world, with the most common or interesting rituals selected to represent the practice.
[Rites of Passage decision window]

Possible rites:

• Duel: using the existing duel combat system, the child has to fight against an adult from the same culture
  
• Scarification: a facial ravaging that may result in the Scarred trait
  
• Seclusion: using the travel system, the child ventures into the wild on their own and comes back wiser and more worldly
  
• Hair-shaving: similar to the halq in Islam, the child sacrifices their fair hair for adulthood
  
• Elemental Cleansing: a baptism by either water or fire
  

[Rites of Passage: fire cleansing ritual]

This decision is available for any landed tribal teenager or any landed tribal parent/warden of a teenager. So it is possible to welcome your feudal hostages into your tribe and make them go through the rites. Three of the rite types will be available, the selection determined by the ruler’s cultural ethos. Each has a different effect on a child's personality, their skills, and more.
[Rites of Passage setup event: choosing a ritual]

[h2]A Guardian’s Influence on their Ward’s Personality​[/h2]
Have you ever felt that being a guardian offers little impact on the personality traits of your ward? Well, not anymore! The guardian now has access to an interaction which allows them to choose one of their own personality traits and try to push it onto the ward. The interaction is available for the player as well as an AI guardian, so choose them wisely! Otherwise, your sadistic, shy or paranoid guardian might just pass on their vile traits to your precious genius heir. This interaction is even available for wardens, letting them influence their child-age hostages.
[Example of a successful Influence Ward’s Personality interaction for the shy trait] [Example of a failed Influence Ward’s Personality interaction for the callous trait]

The outcome is decided by the child, so the bulk of it is left to whatever RNG gods you believe in. However, the more alike the ward is to the guardian, the more likely the brainwashing is to succeed.
[Influence Ward’s Personality interaction window and acceptance tooltip]

All features mentioned above are part of the Event Pack “Wards & Wardens”. Next week will be the last DD before the release! In it, we will cover our new, beautiful art and animations.

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Hello everyone! Summer break is now wrapping up in Sweden and everyone's coming back into the office, so now's the time to start diving into our dev diaries for our upcoming event pack, Wards & Wardens! Today's DD comes from one of our Game Designers working on Crusader Kings III, and covers what you can expect to see with the new Eccentric trait and Adoption systems coming to the game with W&W later this August.

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Hello hello hello, welcome to another Wards and Wardens dev diary! Today I'm going to be talking you through two new features: adoption and the Eccentric trait! We'll start off with the simpler of the two features: Eccentricity.

[h2]Why add a new trait in Wards and Wardens?[/h2]
Friends and Foes added the Loyal and Disloyal traits, but unfortunately these came quite late in development and as a consequence they were quite under-utilized, so we decided to have the discussion around new traits quite early this time around and we went over a few different ideas including Superstitious, Silly vs Serious, but we kind of knew all along that what we really wanted was something analogous to the Wild Wasteland trait in Fallout or CK2 Lunatic.

For those unfamiliar, Lunacy in CK2 was usually where we made our more… out there content. There are still echoes of this here and there in CK3, but for the most part, Lunacy isn't really the same as it was.


The decision was made quite early in CK3's development that the lunatic trait would be analogous to real-world mental illness so this kind of content was typically deemed inappropriate. As a result of that decision, we've not really had an easy way to gate the sillier side of things when it comes to the player character. This has been a bit of a divisive subject on the forums, so we felt we needed some way to gate the content without resorting to game rules.

[h2]What is Eccentric? Who is Eccentric?[/h2]
Eccentric is a personality trait meaning it is an essential part of a character's personality. Eccentrics are erratic and irrational, but there is a method to the madness so they may be able to see things that other characters don’t.
Numbers are subject to balancing

Wards and Wardens being all about children and childhood made it the perfect fit for a new Personality trait, and as with all other Personality traits in the game, Eccentric can be acquired during childhood.



People have been known to lose their marbles later in life, so a particularly stressed character may have a mental break which causes them to start seeing things in a more Eccentric way.


As you can see in the below screenshot, a non-Eccentric child would just guess at the options presented to them, but an eccentric may think of something a bit more creative.


There has also been an audit of some existing content to add checks for the Eccentric trait where sensible. The now-infamous Cat-apult event, for example, has now been made into an Eccentric event.

Something I'd like to nip in the bud quite early is that the Eccentric trait is not intended to reflect any real-world disabilities, illnesses, or neurodivergence. I think it's wonderful if you are able to project some of your own experiences onto the trait, but making a direct and conscious effort to make the Lunatic trait analogous to real-world mental illnesses is the reason why we ended up making Eccentric to begin with and we'd rather not have to come up with another trait for our silly content.

Eccentric is a free feature and will be available to everyone, but some unique content related to the trait will be exclusive for DLC-owners.


Now onto the next feature of this diary and one that's quite exciting to me personally is the Adoption interaction! Now many many patches ago we introduced the Same-Sex marriage rule and ever since then it's just kind of been there and we've yet to introduce a way to actually make same-sex play… well, playable.

[h2]Who can adopt?[/h2]
Under the default game rules, Adoption is available to characters who are in a same-sex marriage, the childless and elderly/infertile, and Compassionate characters. Compassionate has long been a bit of a weak trait to have, so it's nice to give them a powerful way to secure succession and bring talented orphans into the family.


[h2]Who can be adopted?[/h2]
Children can be adopted as long as: they're not a ruler, they're not in prison or otherwise unavailable, nobody in their family is a ruler, they're not already part of your house, and they're not in the realm of someone of their dynasty. This does mean you're technically allowed to adopt noble children, and children whose parents are still alive, but they are highly reluctant to accept adoption in those circumstances.


[h2]Noble Adoption[/h2]
If you want to role-play a culture where adoption is commonplace (as it was in some off-map and out-of-period cultures), you can take up the Noble Adoption cultural tradition!


[h2]Hold on a minute, isn't this anachronistic?[/h2]
Sort of! While adoption amongst nobility was exceptionally rare, it wasn't completely unheard of. As such, we've restricted access to adoption quite a lot as described and the AI is quite reluctant to do it.

[h2]Can the restrictions be loosened?[/h2]
Absolutely! Adoption comes with three new game rules that can forbid it or make it easier!


Just like the Eccentric trait, Adoption is part of the free update releasing with Wards & Wardens on August 22nd. Next week we will talk about the new Court position and share more details on what to expect from this event pack. See you then!

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Hello everyone! We hope you're all enjoying Tours & Tournaments and the accompanying 1.9 feature update.

Today we're releasing a small hotfix to address an issue that could prevent characters from hosting more than one Grand Wedding. Thank you to everyone for submitting your feedback, suggestions, and bug reports!

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[h2]1.9.2.1 Changelog[/h2]

• Fixed an issue that prevented characters from hosting more than one Grand Wedding.
  

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