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It’s best to bribe an enemy knight as your first action once you’ve infiltrated a kingdom. It increases your chances in future actions.
There are lots of other interesting actions but they might be too expensive in the early game.
My cookie-cutter skill build for vassalizing/crown theft is Bribery + Concealment + assasinate + Strategy + Archery.
Bribery is most of the action chain, you bribe knights until you get a few as puppets, as many as possible the more the better. Then once that is accomplished you need to kill potential heirs then kill the king with assasinate or the archery hunting accident. Once you accomplish this chain, in all likelihood you will end up with a puppet king in your spies pocket. Once this happens you just wait for the vassal and crown quests to pop up.
Concealment and Strategy are huge here because if you get caught at any step along the way in this many step chain you have to start all over, and not only that but with a new spy because they will recognize the old one.
I like your ideas, but your wall of text is tough on old eyes.
Could I appeal to you to use paragraphs. Perhaps you could also consider using proper capitalization?
Thanks for your thoughts...
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