That means you can capture all the territory of a leader in a single war! If you win the war, you get the kingdom, and any other provinces you captured during the war. Invasions cost 500 prestige to declare, but if you’re following this guide, that will be fairly insignificant in almost all situations.įor an invasion, you pick a target leader, and a target kingdom. Lesser men may waste their time forging claims for counties, but you are Khan! Might makes right! The Tengri religion makes it possible for you to use the Invasion Casus Belli, the best type of war, as often as you want.
Well, according to Crusader Kings 2, the answer is ‘Reformed Tengri’. Philosophers have long debated which is the best religion. This is normally a very bad type of government, but the advantage of an Empire (as long as you only have one) is that it can only go to one son - so even if you lose some counties during inheritance, your younger brothers should remain as your vassals. In earlier versions of CK2, you started with Ultimogeniture, but now you're forced to endure Gavelkind. These guys won’t last forever, and aren’t normally replaced, so don’t waste them on poorly planned siege assaults and close-matched battles. Fortunately the Mongols have some advantages:įirst, you have a starter horde, which requires no upkeep and doesn’t have to be disbanded between wars. This is quite a late start we don’t have a country, and our objective is the complete conquest of the known world by 1453, so we can’t afford to waste time. I’m assuming that you’re starting play as Ghengis Khan in the year 1220 - this now requires you to select 'Custom Game Setup'.
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