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Most people just give them the minor settlements that have no value and take all the dark fortresses and resource settlements for themselves. You can later give them provincial capitals that aren't dark fortress sites so that they can build some higher tier units eventually.
Their only purpose is to prevent AI from walking to your dark fortresses.
Because the way AI works is if there are 5 enemy settlements with armies in them between AI and dark fortress theya re never gonna try to push towards you at all.
Vassals basicly turn Legendary AI into VE afk AI.
Also every vassal increases your hidden power rating. I am saying hidden power rating because it is actually hidden, when an AI decides to declare war on you they also take into account your allies (in this case vassals) and their armies as if it was your power rating. Therefor when you have few vassals AI will never declare war on you. You can just do whatever you want on the map.
The minor Norscan factions don't seem to do much for me either.
But I did vassalize Grimgor as Kholek ( I vassalized everyone as Kholek to be fair and created a god) and he was pretty aggressive.
So depends what AI you Vassalize what is it's aggressivity lvl in that particular campaign set to (That is kinda rolled at the start of each new campaign)