Crusader Kings III

Fixed an issue where the Legendary Hunt Story Cycle would not start despite starting a legendary hunt.

Fixed a bug where landless characters using 'Purchase Land' would not receive the land properly.

Administrative rulers from the Renewed Caliphate ending now correctly receive the Subjugation Casus Belli.

The Iberian Dominance ending can no longer be repeated infinitely, preventing unlimited renown farming.

Purchase land interaction now only allows duchy targets when the seller completely controls that duchy.

AI characters can now upgrade their knight accolades, improving the quality of AI armies.

Rites of Passage no longer refunds gold or prestige when cancelled.

Characters at their concubine limit can now offer concubines to other characters.

Fixed UI elements going out of bounds in the Story Cycle panel.

Fixed out-of-sync errors occurring in cross-platform multiplayer, improving game stability.

Resolved an issue where some High Medieval Attire clothing did not display correctly when using the color picker.

The Court Visuals UI panel is now fixed in place and can no longer be moved.

Fixed an issue where trait-related events for Lunatic and Depressed fired too frequently, normalizing character storytelling.

The Cultivation Culture Tradition now has a 50% reduced chance of granting new elder traits.

Fixed a bug where Chinese Consolidation Wars would sometimes become invalid immediately after being declared.

Fixed a bug that allowed players to legitimize themselves if they were the head of a bastard house or dynasty.

Fixed an issue where Alert buttons would display over the View Succession window.

Fixed the 'Show All Armies' window failing to close after selecting a single army.

The Ledger soldier count now correctly includes vassal contributions instead of only counting the personal army.

Expanded the use of the allow_accolade trigger for East-Asian Governments.

Great Liao now starts with a larger army in 1066 to better rival the Song dynasty.

Fixed a bug where leveling Determination Aspect to 2 or 3 prevented the construction of Watch-houses.

Fixed incorrect upgrade requirements for Paddy Fields at level 4 and above.

Removed a faulty treasury modifier from the Heirloom Seal.

Added a domain tax bonus to the Heirloom Seal.

Added a capital development bonus to the Heirloom Seal.

Reverted several recent changes to Men-at-Arms statistics.

The Japanese throne room is now restricted to Japan and Japanese cultures.

Removed maintenance penalties for the Huangdi to prevent bankruptcy during revolts.

Removed recruitment cost penalties for the Huangdi to improve financial stability.

Removed army maintenance penalties for the Huangdi.

Increased toughness of Tiefutu cavalry, making them more durable in combat.

Reduced the cost to recruit Zhanmadao Infantry.

Decreased the attack power of Tiefutu cavalry.

Fixed a bug where buying claims on hegemony tier titles cost no piety.

Fixed missing effects so contested titles are actually handed over to the attacker upon victory.

Fixed an incorrect trigger that prevented the recruitment of Zhanmadao Infantry.

Celestial vassals now receive merit and passed exams modifiers upon a new dynasty claiming the Mandate, reducing negative catalysts.

The Hegemon can now reject tributary missions to avoid unwanted vassals.

Grand Campaign wars now grant contested titles directly to the Hegemon instead of creating tributaries.

Added a decision allowing House Heads to command unlanded family members to take local and capital exams independently.

Non-Mandala rulers can now correctly upgrade Temple Citadel Holdings.

Counties will no longer immediately form a new Escalated Peasant Faction after one resolves, allowing peasants to stay pacified.

Adjusted modifiers for Escalated factions to prevent rapid flip-flopping between Escalated and Populist factions.

Added a catalyst that forces Emperors holding less than 30% of the de-jure Hegemony into the Division Era.

AI rulers are now less likely to use this CB unless they are part of the Dynastic Cycle or have aggressive archetypes.

Updated candidates to match Japanese Regency succession, making the top ruler's close family valid candidates.