Crusader Kings III: Royal Court DLC – Yay or Nay

One petitioner wants me to start a war in his name, which is a bad idea 100% of the time. I found no way to minimize the court to see all the ramifications of such a big decision. Another simply wants my money to develop his own county. My jester often cuts in to eliminate some of my stress, often by farting. And at least one nude tapestry hangs above my head, impressing guests with my ability to invest in the finer things in life, alongside rare books and battle flags. Royal Court is developed by Paradox Development Studio and published by Paradox Interactive. This is the first big expansion for Crusader Kings III, designed to enhance the role-playing side of the grand strategy title. It all starts with the throne room, a place where characters now occupy a clearly defined physical space. The king sits ready to receive petitioners (every five years and during special events). Advisors, including new positions introduced in the expansion, courtiers, and kids roam a...