Why am I losing influence everyday?

[76561197979566298]

It says Trial by Jury -1

[OG_JJ]

Did you raid/commit crimes before joining your Kingdom. Did you play as a bandit is what I mean.

[Bumbleton]

Certain kingdom laws, like that one, reduces the influence of certain, or all, vassals. Counter it by dumping prisoners and spare soldiers in a friendly dungeon/keep.

[titanopteryx]

That's a kingdom policy. Kingdoms can enact policies that a lot of the time remove influence from vassals while adding it to the ruler.

To offset it you can spend influence to propose and vote for a policy that adds influence to you. Or you can try "disavow" which I haven't tried but I believe it does something to try to get rid of it.

[Owlie]

Kingdom tab > Law tab. There is list of laws and it's effect

[Val]

Originally posted by titanopteryx:

That's a kingdom policy. Kingdoms can enact policies that a lot of the time remove influence from vassals while adding it to the ruler.

To offset it you can spend influence to propose and vote for a policy that adds influence to you. Or you can try "disavow" which I haven't tried but I believe it does something to try to get rid of it.

Disavowing a policy allows a new vote to get rid of it. Helpful for when your ruler is a greedy asshat bleeding the vassals dry.

[titanopteryx]

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2060462798

[Van]

"Trial by Jury" is the law enacted by the ruler of the kingdom you're in. It reduce your influence -1 everyday if your Charm lvl is lower than 100, but you get +1 influence everyday if your charm kill is at least 100.

If you want to farm charm perk easily, just go talk with a noble, barter with them, give them all the gold you have and then ask them to give you the same amount of gold in return - you get lots of experience from doing that, and it litterally cost nothing.

[Frederik]

Originally posted by Van:

"Trial by Jury" is the law enacted by the ruler of the kingdom you're in. It reduce your influence -1 everyday if your Charm lvl is lower than 100, but you get +1 influence everyday if your charm kill is at least 100.

If you want to farm charm perk easily, just go talk with a noble, barter with them, give them all the gold you have and then ask them to give you the same amount of gold in return - you get lots of experience from doing that, and it litterally cost nothing.

that's a different law, trial by jury is in the screenshot above your post.

[76561197979566298]

Originally posted by Lord Bumbleton:

Certain kingdom laws, like that one, reduces the influence of certain, or all, vassals. Counter it by dumping prisoners and spare soldiers in a friendly dungeon/keep.

I didnt know I could put prisoners in a dungeon. So I get influence for putting them in my faction dungeons?

[Van]

Originally posted by Trotzky:

Originally posted by Van:

"Trial by Jury" is the law enacted by the ruler of the kingdom you're in. It reduce your influence -1 everyday if your Charm lvl is lower than 100, but you get +1 influence everyday if your charm kill is at least 100.

If you want to farm charm perk easily, just go talk with a noble, barter with them, give them all the gold you have and then ask them to give you the same amount of gold in return - you get lots of experience from doing that, and it litterally cost nothing.

that's a different law, trial by jury is in the screenshot above your post.

Made a mistake, thanks for correcting me.

[Bumbleton]

Originally posted by Viktor Kruger:

Originally posted by Lord Bumbleton:

Certain kingdom laws, like that one, reduces the influence of certain, or all, vassals. Counter it by dumping prisoners and spare soldiers in a friendly dungeon/keep.

I didnt know I could put prisoners in a dungeon. So I get influence for putting them in my faction dungeons?

Yup. Looters, for instance, will net you influence in a 2:1 ratio. If those looters managed to capture some peasants, take them too, even if you go over your unit cap, and donate them to the garrison. Doing this will help you go from -40ish to 200 or so in quick order, and you'll soon be able to try to revoke the law

[Frederik]

Originally posted by Viktor Kruger:

Originally posted by Lord Bumbleton:

Certain kingdom laws, like that one, reduces the influence of certain, or all, vassals. Counter it by dumping prisoners and spare soldiers in a friendly dungeon/keep.

I didnt know I could put prisoners in a dungeon. So I get influence for putting them in my faction dungeons?

putting prisoners in dungeons and troops in garrisons. this of course doesn't work if you put them in your own dungeons/garrisons.

[76561197979566298]

Originally posted by Lord Bumbleton:

Originally posted by Viktor Kruger:

I didnt know I could put prisoners in a dungeon. So I get influence for putting them in my faction dungeons?

Yup. Looters, for instance, will net you influence in a 2:1 ratio. If those looters managed to capture some peasants, take them too, even if you go over your unit cap, and donate them to the garrison. Doing this will help you go from -40ish to 200 or so in quick order, and you'll soon be able to try to revoke the law

Awesome. Thats great news. I was wondering why I never had that much influence and im putting in all this work. How do I garrison the peasants?

[Frederik]

Originally posted by Viktor Kruger:

Originally posted by Lord Bumbleton:

Yup. Looters, for instance, will net you influence in a 2:1 ratio. If those looters managed to capture some peasants, take them too, even if you go over your unit cap, and donate them to the garrison. Doing this will help you go from -40ish to 200 or so in quick order, and you'll soon be able to try to revoke the law

Awesome. Thats great news. I was wondering why I never had that much influence and im putting in all this work. How do I garrison the peasants?

in the town/castle menu go to the keep, from there you can donate troops to the garrison, going to the dungeon lets you donate prisoners.