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Oh, this is a good intro! I like that he's focusing on the mindset and underlying mechanics rather than just numbers, especially since game patches can change things so much. Understanding *why* things work is way more useful long-term.

Okay, so most wars are against other vassals or the realm leader, often over claims or holy wars. It's interesting how the game mechanics encourage these internal conflicts and expansionist wars from the get-go.

So the goal is ticking warscore, gained by holding objectives. That makes sense – it's not just about brute force, but strategic control of key territories. The vassal vs. liege wars are also a neat twist on traditional warfare.

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Wars in Crusader Kings 3 can be initiated against fellow vassals or entire realms, often stemming from claims or specific casus belli like holy wars [0:30-0:45]. Victory is achieved through accumulating ticking warscore, which is gained by fulfilling objectives, such as holding a contested county [1:00-1:15]. Alternatively, vassals can declare war on their liege, leading to internal conflicts [1:20-1:30]. Understanding troop composition is crucial for assessing war viability; this includes weak but numerous levies, and more potent Men-At-Arms which require ongoing maintenance [2:00-2:25].

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