But, with a trainer in your corner, you will never have to worry about your prestige as it will always be high. On the other hand, usurping titles can lower your prestige. Having plenty of vassals and high diplomacy can increase your prestige, which is a big factor in making your dynasty great. The case can be different if you are using a trainer to have your piety always high. One wrong move and your piety deplete with the speed of light. You can't build a long-lasting dynasty without having your coffers of gold full. They will always be happy, and they will never revolt against you. However, when using the Crusader Kings II trainers, you can have your vassals super strong. Becoming Catholic Christian after being a heretic also costs piety, around 500.Many players try not to keep their vassals too strong because they might revolt at some point.
This includes divorce (100 piety) hiring a holy order (150 piety) or requesting an invasion CB from the pope (500 piety). There are some important actions in the game that require you to have piety to spend before you can do them. You gain a relationship bonus (or penalty) to all religious type characters based on your piety in the same way that prestige boosts your relations with feudal characters. Winning large battles against religious enemies will earn you and the generals who lead the army a great deal of piety. However the greatest source of direct piety gain comes from battle.
Piety is gained from winning religious wars and occupying heathen or infidel provinces.
Certain random event options will cost you a certain amount of piety, because these actions may be considered unhonorable.īesides the monthly gain (or loss) from having certain traits, Piety can be gained by fighting religious wars. With certain traits (zealous or humble), you will gain extra piety each month, similar to how you gain monthly prestige through having lots of land. Piety tells you more or less, how religious a person is.
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