Both are viable ways to rule – and both combined are but the tip of Crusader Kings III’s spear. Where the first King, Murchad, was a hunter and a fighter, his grandson Felic was a thinker, a writer, and a man of mercy. When my first king died at the ripe old age of 65 leaving a small trail of enemies and broken hearts, his grandson took the throne and ruled the kingdom in a fairer, yet ultimately too timid, fashion. And yet, Crusader Kings III has never outright punished me for any of it.īecause mistakes, while costly, are how kings and queens and emperors learn to be better. I raised at least two sons on the wrong path, married a daughter off to a traitor and made drunken promises at feasts that I could never keep. I once imprisoned and executed a Vassal for daring to insult me during an exchange of letters, trusted the wrong man with secrets about my family’s history, waged war against a woman who I had previously spurned that decimated my armies. I have made many, many mistakes during my time in control of three generations of the Petty Kings of Munster.
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