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Make sure you have plenty of right to rule.
Make sure you have a mighty army that is ready to fight plenty of siege defense battles.
Become a vassal and bide your time until you manage to get yours hands on a Town or Castle that fits your needs. (Town recommended).
Empty the garrison, leave the kingdom your aligned to, get your relation with said kingdom low enough to be able to besiege the Town/Castle with the empty garrison so you can just walk in.
Hunker down and prepare for the storm.
- Doing missions for them.
- Fighting alongside them.
- Saving them from a battle they would have almost certainly lost.
- Rescuing them from captivity.
- Taking their side when they're quarreling with another lord.
You don't HAVE to become a vassal and get lords to like you before making your move. Though you will have to wait a bit before lords will come to your court and offer to serve you, also you will have to take your first Town/Castle by force.
And getting married will boost your right to rule but you need to be a vassal.
1) You collect the best men from your garrisons in your army, you walk up to your liege, you renounce your oath, you lose your fiefs, you remain at peace with your old faction, you start a war with a weak faction, and you take a fief, preferably a city.
2) You take enemy cities and castles and ask for them, until your king refuses to give one to you. You enter open rebellion, you keep your fiefs and garrisons, but are at war with your old faction and all of its enemies.
And you do not have to be a vassal.
3) You can just gather a strong force, and take over a castle while an unsworn, landless knight, or even a commoner.
In all cases, you better be ready to deal with huge expeditionary forces by the existing kingdoms. The best ways to have some breathing room is to do (2) with huge garrisons stockpiled in your existing fiefs, or do (3) on the last remaining fief of a nearly defeated faction.
Besides, I don't like using archers anyway because they die so quick and knights are much better during open field battles.
When your friends and you are taking half or even quarter damage, you're playing another game.
I figure i know the requirements and stuff, just never got round to it, and never decided how i want to start.
Kinda hijacking, but was wondering: i haven't done claimant wars either. How much impact would joining a claimant have once i'm done with them and renounce my oath? I figure i'll have a high rep with the new ruler. Will that rep stop them declaring wars on me? Or is their chance of attacking arbitrary?
join a kingdom
during your stay try to get the lords of the kingdom to like you once you have like half of them above 50
tell your king that you want out of the faction
go to the faction you WERE NOT IN and capture a castle on your own
(if you cannot do this dont bother starting one)
as if you clash with the kingdom you use troops in your troops will desert you after awhile due to loss of morale
once you get said castle fill it with as much troops as you can (even junk ones) the more troops it holds the less likely any kingdom will attack it
check castle frequently to see if any lords want to join you (every lord has different personalities i wont go in depth but some will clash with others)
then from there expand