Well, this guide will help you understand how to edit your character’s appearance using the Portrait Editor of Crusader Kings 3. Everyone envisions their CK3 character with a certain look but of ...

In this guide, we have listed all the different Characters and Personalities in Crusader Kings 3. Different characters will have a different effect on your progress in CK3. Each character in ...

Echoes of History in Crusader Kings 3 allows players to control historical figures like John the Orphanotrophos from the Middle Ages. Characters like Joseph Tarchaneiotes and Michael Psellos offer ...

Before we get into some of the best starting characters in Crusader Kings III, there are several tips and tricks to choosing your ruler you should keep in mind. You can’t see your starting ...

The Roads to Power DLC introduces Landless Adventurers in Crusader Kings 3, offering diverse playable characters. Historical figures like Strategos Michael II and Hasan Sabbah add depth to ...

A new Crusader Kings 3 survey lets fans help decide the direction the developer will take after the launch of Chapter 4.

there are some features we got accustomed to in Crusader Kings II that we're missing in CK3. One of those is the Custom Ruler Designer, which lets you fiddle with every aspect of your character.

Here’s how it works. Crusader Kings 3 has done away with the static, horrifying avatars of its predecessor, replacing them with full character models that are ever so slightly animated.

Crusader Kings III will feature wandering characters who will roam across the world according to their own agendas, stirring up more of the Medieval drama for which the series has become so known.

All you need to do is to pause time, then press ESC to go on the menu at any time, then click on “Switch character” and select a ruler you want to “bend to your will,” and then simply make ...

"What happens if you give every horrible trait and disease to a Crusader Kings 3 character?" is a question I had never thought to ask: but as ever on the internet, someone did ask that question ...

A streamlined interface allows players to nominate which territories and characters they'd like to keep tabs on, eliminating noise from distant lands of firm allies. Crusader Kings II is due on PC ...