Massive vassal orders of Leo VI

Massive vassal orders of Leo VI

Don't click on each vassal one by one. Write the rules once and let the moderator issue instructions.

Working principle

You give the moderator a run command. Each vassal will get the first directive that suits it best. An unruly vassal is simply left alone. Priority has one of three aspects:

Give Order: To each vassal who arrives here.

Check the conditions: Ask the attached question and send each answer in a different way. Either service can ask again, so one priority can take on both questions.

Moving on to the next priority: do nothing here and let the next one decide.

The trick to deciphering the ruleset is this: a vassal that fails to gain command is moved to the next priority level. This is decided by the game itself (it never provides disallowed directives), so the rules can say "improve development" and you don't have to worry about vassals that can't.

Default

Select one and its plan will appear in the panel, so you can see directly what it actually does instead of relying on the name.

None: No tasks are assigned. The default is: the module does nothing until you select it.

Conversion and development: faith, then culture, then growth. The strong develop the land, and the weak strengthen the army.

Unified areas: Harder to convert, but at the cost of growth.

Prepare for war: Arm your kingdom and each vassal brings its strength to bear.

Economic growth: Wealth first. Unexplored development, mature construction.

Theme Governance: Each governor is set according to his or her theme. Military weapons, civilian development, border fortifications, others to develop the economy.

Custom: your own rules.

A preset is a starting point, not an arbitrary choice. Change any of the rules and the entire game is yours, exactly as it is, plus your changes. Your own rules are put on hold while the preset loads, so trying a preset won't cost you the effort.

Custom rules

There are up to six priorities, while Nomads have three, which can be judged by one of seventeen criteria: Faith is yours · Culture is yours · County holding another faith · County holding another culture · Same dynasty as you · Same college as you · Administration · Governor theme · Is a powerful vassal · Is a member of your council · Military strength · Champion level · Average development · Capital development · Opinion of you · County held ·Cultural Acceptance maintains its own running order with you nomads: they have four directives that cannot be obtained by others, and the other nine directives cannot be given.

use

Open the realm window, go to the topic, and click the command button next to "Toggle Compact List" in the title. Panels appear side by side. Drag it wherever you like.

Choose a preset. Only if you assign any tasks first.

Vassal directives are automatically reassigned, rules run monthly, and reassigned every time the rules are changed. Or turn it off and use "Apply Now" if you want.

Want to handle someone else yourself? Right-click on their avatar and select "Exempt from command automation". They're completely ignored, and the command icon is dimmed so you can see at a glance who you're manually managing. Or manually reassign vassal orders after the mod sets them and it will save you from them and take a step back. Have you changed your mind? "Remove All" will clear all commands assigned to the module and close it. The parts you assigned by hand won't move. The module will only clear commands it recognizes as its own commands.

Details

There are no changes to eligibility. This mod invokes the game rules and completely mirrors the "give vassal command" interaction. It can only do what can be done by hand.

No DLC required, all expansion packs are supported. Administrative content comes from Paths of Power and Nomadic Vassals of the Steppe Khan; this mod will take what you have and keep the rest quietly hidden, so panels and presets only show what your game can do.

Achievements are still valid. As of versi …