Of course, it goes both ways! Did your stupid brother inherit the family heirloom? You can duel, declare war, or steal it - as long as you have a claim. Watch out - some of these people may be looking to steal the artifact away from you. In the Artifact Details, you can read the artifact’s history, as well as see what people are claimants. You can also sort after these categories, making it easy to find what you’re looking for when you want to equip, repair, or just browse your inventory. Most of these categories speak for themselves but trinkets, so what are they you may ask? The answer is a myriad of things they can be brooches, dried flowers, even a worm on a string. A holder of either type of claim is eligible to have their claim pressed by a faction, and also automatically qualifies as a potential candidate under Feudal Elective succession. The difference between a strong and a weak claim can be determined by the graphics, and mousing over a claim will indicate whether it will currently be inherited. Instead of putting all of the goodies into a big pile, Paradox have made an inventory window showing what’s currently equipped and how many of each category you can “wear”.Įquipable artifacts fall into the following categories crown, regalia, weapon, armor, and lastly, trinkets. Claims come in two varieties, weak and strong.
Artifacts can be divided into two categories, inventory and court, which is also where the items are stored.
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