Crusader Kings III

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There are several adventures and expeditions your empire can undergo in Crusader Kings 3 to spread their fame. A unique 1 that Norse empires can do is called Varangian Adventures. These were added alongside the Northern Lords flavor pack. These allow your empire to expand their borders far across where they previously, overtaking enemy empires that are a further distance abroad. These adventures allow your empire to amass a big number of forces and conquer a afar empire. It's important to note yous cannot utilise this tactic against other cultures that tin can also use the Varangian Adventure, so you won't be able to do this confronting whatsoever nearby Norse empires.

You can only undergo a Varangian Adventure if yous are a Norse empire, and your ruler must exist a Baron or a Knuckles. If you meet these requirements, you should be fine to try this out.

To commencement a Varangian Adventure, it's similar to starting a state of war against some other empire. Just the reason for this is to take your entire province of people from one location of the globe to another. For example, if you're tired of the cold north, y'all can always choose to battle against one of the many empires in England, taking them out of the location and so carving your dwelling at that place. You'll exist battling against several new adversaries, only it gives you an option to be a new starting location and access to new resources.

Whatever vassal you previously had in your old state will go independent. Yous'll be able to interact with them as if they were whatsoever of the other empires, but since you're in a new land, you lot're better off dealing with your allies and foes. Y'all don't have to worry too much about having a modest force, either. A large fighting strength is given to yous when you undergo this tactic, and you can assault the new country with enough armies to topple it.

The Varangian Adventure does cost 1,000 prestige. While it is a powerful way to move to a new location, it's costly, simply it does pay off in the end.