Designate Heir

[𝒮𝓀𝓎𝑒]

hey guys little question if i do degignate a heir to example my 3rd oldest son will he became my play heir aswell or i lose my kingdom then i play the oldest son?!

[JuX]

You play as the heir. If you about to have an issue with heir. The game will notify you with "Heir is of wrong dynasty".

[TimberMeShivers]

The title needs to be elective. You have to add a law to the title to make it some form of elective succession. Feudal if you're a feudal government or Scandinavian/Saxon/Tanistry if you're the right culture.

Unfortunately elective isn't working properly atm, it's supposed to give your designated heir the capital of the realm but it just gives it to the firstborn of your current ruler.

[Pansa]

Originally posted by TimberMeShivers:

The title needs to be elective. You have to add a law to the title to make it some form of elective succession. Feudal if you're a feudal government or Scandinavian/Saxon/Tanistry if you're the right culture.

Unfortunately elective isn't working properly atm, it's supposed to give your designated heir the capital of the realm but it just gives it to the firstborn of your current ruler.

This is incorrect.

The succession law does not need to be elective to designate an heir action from high crown authority.

If youre running a conventional partition or single heir succession your heir will get the primary titles over siblings. The succession tab will tell you exactly what they stand to inherit and what titles they will not and who those titles go to.

[blackknight1112]

hm this game does strange things hm it wont let u allow uncle or cuzions or whoever to throne i mean maybe u want to adpot a kid i mean u know though there is a swap characters thing ha this game does alot of strange things ha hi i hope everyone in the world doing ok and everything had good Christmas and holidays and had a good weekend and has a good week and everything God bless

[Daonar]

Most likely, it doesn't work as you expect it to be. You will "designate a heir", but this will NOT keep your realm from being partitioned against egigible descendants. The only thing that happens is your "designated heir" gaining the primary chunk of titles - the "primary" itself being very subjective by the game. You're still not guaranteed to get your best lands to the "designated heir".

[blackknight1112]

it wont let u pick any one or really any family so the ability doesnt really work ha its probably only really for the pcs i mean them being blah ha though not sure if they i mean the ability ha i still think most things in the game are strange or dont work well or take to long do takes forever for exp even indviduals with alot of stats it takes them along time to do stuff stuff like patrol or whatever ha silly bean game makers ha.