![]() ![]() The marshal is the head of your military, you can send him to suppress revolts amongst your vassals or to train the troops in one of your provinces for a bigger garrison or set him in a province to improve the military technology advancements in that province. He can be sent to provinces to boost your opinion amongst the ruler in that province, he can be sent to fabricate claims in regions to give you a valid reason to invade a province and he can also sow dissent making a vassal angry at their liege and possibly rebel against them. Note also that both their opinion of you and their skill at the job they´re currently assigned to makes out their effectiveness in that position.įirst we have the chancellor which works like your messenger. You have 5 different agents at your disposal which all have various tasks to deal with and special mission you can send them on. Also good to know is that in the middle top of the screen you find important information which is worth paying attention to but now that we have most of the buttons sorted out, let´s head into more depth. ![]() In the right corner of the screen we have a map of the game world and different buttons, which when active shows different types of information on the map. From here you can pause and unpause the game and also speed up or slow down time. Under these counters we have a bar showing the current in game date, month and year. The sixth and final counter shows your score which is all your regents total prestige added together. ![]() The forth counter shows the lands you own personally yourself and the fifth counter shows the total number of holdings including you and all your vassals in your empire, kingdom, dukedom or whateverdom. Money is gained overtime, prestige is also gained over time but will be awarded for heroic actions and piety is like the other two also gained over time but comes in bigger portions when you´ve done a religious action. In the top right we have six counters: one shows how much gold you have, the second shows how much prestige you have and the third one shows how much piety you have. The next button features a cross and brings you to the religion page from here you can see information about your state religion.Īnd finally the last button showing to heads leads you to the character page, giving you information about every character currently alive in the game. Next button featuring a letter is just another way of getting into diplomacy mode so there is no need of going deeper into that. From here you can pick either an ambition or a plot which works as a goal in life kind of. The next button which shows a dagger and a letter (what? Seriously?) brings you to the ambition page. From here you can manage your army and your navy. The next button, showing a sword and a shield brings you to the military page. The next button shows two cogs and leads you to the technology page, from here you can see your technological advancements and set focus on what to research on next (and don’t worry, the wheel is already invented at the start of the game). The second button have a hammer on it and from here we can access the law screen from here you can see your current laws and also try initiate new laws which are more beneficial for you. To the right of this portrait we can find 8 blue buttons which I am going to explain what each one of these do :įirst we have the picture of a crown which brings you to your council, from here you appoint new councilors or send the ones you already have out on specific missions which I am going to talk more about later. Press the portrait to quickly find information about your current diplomatic situation and your family, note that do start diplomatic engagements with any of the characters in the game you simply right click on the portrait and choose the picture of a scroll. At the top left corner you have a portrait of the character which you´re currently playing as. Before we start I will explain how the interface works. ![]()
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