Truce take so long to go away....what to do?

[Dolyngwen]

I'm finding myself just waiting for either the truce to expire or the person to die, just can't do anything against them. I can't seem to murder anyone and gaining dirt on them does not help. Any recommendations on this?

Thanks!

[Vane]

There's a diplomacy(I believe) perk that removes infamy gain for breaking truces, or something along the lines.

[Dolyngwen]

That would be nice. Also read that if the Alliance is through marriage I could get them divorced, then assassinate maybe.

[GorishiDan]

have ur chancellor switch to "foreign affairs" task, if they're skilled in diplomacy and with a bit of luck, u can sometimes get a truce nullified within less than an year of getting it

[Lady Dormouse]

Originally posted by Dolyngwen:

I'm finding myself just waiting for either the truce to expire or the person to die, just can't do anything against them. I can't seem to murder anyone and gaining dirt on them does not help. Any recommendations on this?

Thanks!

Have the person your truce is with offed.

[Duilf]

Each truce is at maximum 5 years with a single target in a game spanning about 400 or about 600 years that is ~1% of a play. Now if you really can't wait each truce is based on faction leaders if ether leader changes the truce is void like killing them as already mentioned. chancellors set to foreign affairs have a chance to proc a truce nullification event also as already mentioned and court members with 15 or higher in the proper stat only has good bonus events. if you can take multiple lands the option unlocks at rank 3 fame so do things to boost your prestige early. Easy prestige actions include wars, raiding, hunting, and romancing (not seducing). You also don't need to go to war with everyone if they are your religion outrank them even better if they are in your new Proper area, make them happy, then make them a vassal.

looked it up the skill under diplomacy is diplomat-flexible truces. it shortens truces without saying by how much and removes the prestige penalty for breaking them. keep in mind the real penalty for breaking truces early is opinion loss including tyranny.

[D34DLY]

I will work on 4 different areas, where I rotate 1, 2, 3, 4, 1, 2, 3, 4, 1, (etc).

This way I am always doing something and keeping busy. By the time I complete the circuit, the 5 years have gone by.

Essentially it's parallel processing. It doesn't reduce the time you wait for the truce to expire, but it gets more done in that time.

Alternatively, have a Chancellor with super high diplomacy, and they will usually shave a year or two off the truce time.