Independence) you CAN call in allies in other realms (as long as there's no NA pact or truce involved) but these realms don't show up as callable in the Declare War screen. Nomadic and tribal vassals can also receive call to arms from their liege, as can tributaries and suzerains.īug note: If you declare war against your liege (ex. Rulers may also receive call to arms from fellow rulers who have the same culture who are defending themselves from another culture. Rulers are expected to accept calls to arms with any rulers they have an alliance with. See also: Diplomatic actions#Call to arms Too busy conquering the world and you're next 25 (if this is the only factor other than opinion, need 26 opinion for Yes)ĪI is unlikely to accept alliances from alliance-breakers. May mean they CB against you (even when negotiating an alliance atop a non-aggression pact)? Seems to be related to 'RP Friendship' or 'RP Hostility', a hidden value (relation?) shown only in debug tooltips. The following AI reasoning applies to both the 'Negotiate non-aggression pact' and 'Form alliance' interactions. Cannot form alliances with your vassals or your lieges.Must be a close relative OR have a non-aggression pact.Also, a ruler who has a non-aggression pact with the defender cannot be called to arms by an ally in an offensive war against them.Īlliances are additional agreements to call each other into most wars. Two rulers can negotiate a non-aggression pact based on an existing marriage involving their close relatives.Ī non-aggression pact between a vassal and a liege prevents the liege from revoking the vassal's titles, and prevents the vassal from joining or creating a faction.When two rulers negotiate a betrothal or marriage involving close relatives, they automatically form a non-aggression pact.Characters always have a non-aggression pact with their spouse.

Most non-aggression pacts are created by a marriage or betrothal: A non-aggression pact is an agreement between two rulers not to attack each other.

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