How To Play TALL In CK3! Money Making Machine!

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Just found your channel great work man love the content.

Take pillaging legacy to level 4 and fight wars for money.

You know, whan playing tall, you can also play wide at the same time. You dont really need to constrict yourself in a small region. At the same time when building up your personal holdings, you can also expand your borders! But yeah, overall, your core duchies need to be your ''Tall'' focus, else you feel weak and miserable and everybody can just steamroll over you!
Good way to start for a new player is tribal ruler, preferably norse, build up your armies using prestige, raid, expand, amass a large stockpile of gold, reform your religion, pick a nice plot to settle down if you havent already and transfer to feudalism. You will have a very strong position, far better than any neighbouring rulers!

Great vid!!! I dont know how people say playing tall is boring. SO MUCH GOLD!

Nice video. I too love playing tall. One word about the golden obligations perk though, if you're in an area of the map that is very low development (ie the British Isles), most of the folks you get hooks on won't have any gold, so won't be able to be extorted for it every five years.

If you want money here is an easy way to get it. Find a lowborn man with no family, kids etc with gold. Invite to court and start a murder plot against him. Then when it gets to the end give him a county and press the kill button. He will die and you will inherit all his gold. You can also use this to get artifacts. Another good strat is to go through the left diplomacy tree and buy claims to artifacts with improvement of diplomacy research speed ie books. You should have like 4* trinkets with 10% each and 2 court books with maybe 20-30% speed giving you around 60% speed gain in total for diplomacy. Why? When your heir takes over you can speed through the left tree again so that he can buy artifact claims. Now stack on books for another lifestyle ie military. By around 1100 you can have artifacts like Charlamagnes cap etc basically giving you OP ruler. Vassals will be no challenge to you whatsoever because the opinion boost is so high.

This video was really useful, thank you!

The best place could be Visby/Gotland. You got 4 baronies and they border all of the sea. Plus if you are unreformed you can raid.

Playing tall and taking time to enjoy the story's that unfold is the best and most fun way to play map painting is boring

Great video, exactly what I was looking for thanks man

Awesome thank you sir

genoa 867 very easy to play tall as

I find Learning best for tall to ramp up your development and to easily control your succession. You only really need a Stewardship leader every few generations when you go on a building spree. Both are great options, though!

Good stuff! Was looking for a video on this. Great vid man keep it up

I’ve always been confused on what to do about constructing new holdings. I’m not sure what is most profitable or what will benefit me the most. Its seems that castles are the best since you are able to actually control it, but I don’t know much about it.

Enjoying the channel man, comment for the almighty algorithm.

Enjoying the channel man,

What does TALL stands for ? I what does it means

Start in Mali in 867 and you have a couple of Duchy’s next to each other that are full of Gold Mines. I’m currently trying to get the the ‘Mother of us All’ achievement (starting in Daura and expanding west after you get your initial empire title) and once you go feudal and put in the tax offices you can start getting at least 50 gold a month!