Really cool and more realistic

I'mma add this mod to my modlist, but DO know I likely won't use its mechanics once I settle my desired territory, since if I need to nab land any time beyond that, it's gonna be via claims my character has because their parents owned it before they died

Underrated AF

The wife probably wouldn't like that haha

i'd give you a big wet sloppy kiss for making this mod if i could

thanks for the quick reply goat

Yeah it should be just fine

is this existing save compatible :P

thanks, I've tested it and it works fine but now i have a problem about two riders and one dragon bug that i need to solve

@FDM this works perfectly fine with AGOT and therefore will work with everything, I'd imagine.

This is something I am actually looking into right now across all of my mods. Will get back to you once I've finished my testing.

does this work with agot?

Very nice man!

Not necessary

update?

Glad you like it, I tried to make the changes subtle and not too in your face, but I think they go a long way in making the game more interesting

Thanks for your effort! Your mod collection addressing the trivial difficulty of CK3 is the only reason for me to reinstall CK3 again.

Thanks man, glad you like it

You just keep knocking it out of the park with these mods. Really great work.

very nice

You're welcome!

Yes, indeed, it appeared to. No more ugly red triangle. Thanks so much for doing this and so quickly, too. Can't wait to use this.

Updated. Now, it works almost exactly like CK2. The Chaplain's learning skill no longer affects the speed of the fabrication claim, now the progress bar takes 1 year no matter what.

@Shakenidentity, hopefully pushing the update fixes your issue.

Edit: I subscribed and the launcher gave me the red triangle and said that this mod was missing the descriptor file. | My original comment before downloading: another CK3 only player here who is excited to see this added. Something always felt off about there being a 100% chance to get the claim every time. I look forward to being slightly annoyed with a more difficult mechanic. Thanks.

Very interesting idea, I didn't play CK2 myself, but it sounds like a bit form of a solution for blobbing too much too fast

How compatible is this with mods that also edit the chaplain?