Can I, playing as a adventurer, capture a land and give it to one of my sons, while I still continuing to play as a adventurer by my main character?

[AZRA]

If yes, then how?

[Nye]

Not that I know of and definitely a missed opportunity. I remember in one of the dev logs, we were essentially told that we could play "kingmaker" but they just haven't given us the tools to do anything interesting with that at all.

I made this mod to allow adventurers to press any claims, so if your children / followers have a claim you can press it. But again, with being landless, that's very situational.

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3342721860

I may have a look into it when I have time because being a landless adventurer should be great for RP, but right now it's just a contract clicking simulator.

[Fitzy]

My first game I won a crusade finishing first, the option to nominate a character to get the prizes nominate one of your children, which gave the child the kingdom and lands but left me playing as adventurer. This is the only way I've seen to legit do it, though it obviously requires a crusade that you're able to take advantage off.

[Krutogorec]

Same as previous comment. Crusade is the only option I know

[Fitzy]

What might work, it is a bit convoluted, Start out landed, I've started as a baby in Iceland for example, (With 400 points you can have Genius, comely, hale which gets bloodfather and shrewd + witch, 6 or 7 in stats at age zero, at 16 those are very high and you're still eligable for achievements) I grow to 16 and become an adventurer then, you can have 3 territories, the game gives your titles to other characters when you become an adventurer, though you can give two out of the three away before you do this.

It may be possible to give one or more to children (not your heir) before you become an adventurer, not sure as I've no children to test it with. Certainly possible to grant them independence and they would be landed. The other thing is give them to older single lords as you will become the heir to the county until they have a kid and they wont have a kid. There is an option that lets your main say no to inheritance, not sure who would become the heir after selecting that, if the game passes it onto your family or a random npc.

Only other thing I can think off at this time. Though you would need to either start out with children or play landed a bit before hand.


Edit, I just done a quick test, started out with two sons and two counties, heir is heir to the primary, granted the second son the second county and made him independent then went to adventurer, I am now an adventurer next to my landed sons county on day one. So this method definitely works and only requires a second child. Trouble now is my heir is also heir to the county because my second son doesn't have a child, that might mess up the game if the son dies before having a kid, best case to have him betrothed/married before hand. Depending on what age you're starting out at etc.

[EmacInSTL]

You can go back to an adventurer and have a relative take over, but unfortunately you have to start your camp over, which sucks. It would be much cooler if I could just continue my camp and put someone in charge.

[Kalisa]

is there any way to back to adventuring after you become a king? not sure what methods i could use to get back to adventuring but leave the kingdom i set up for a kid.