Guide to Harry the North in Crusader Kings 3

The Harrying Of The North has been added to the story events. Crusader Kings 3 From the Basileus update. It works well with the Roads To Power DLC, especially for Oslac's adventurer Hereweard, but you don't need to own the expansion for the event to occur.



The Harrying is a prolonged power struggle between the Norman invaders and the Anglo-Saxons of England, providing opportunities for characters on both sides. Here's everything you need to know to decide Britain's fate over the next few centuries.


How to start Harry of the North

The Harrying Of The North event is triggered. Shortly after William the Conqueror became King of England Crusader Kings 3 begins in 1066. Although unlikely, it is possible that William will lose his bid for the throne. In this case the event will not be triggered.


character of Anglo-Saxon or Norman culture If you legally own land within the Kingdom of England, you can participate in the event. if road to power When activated, Hereweard of Oslac gains a unique event related to Harrying. As long as his camp is in England.Especially his hometown of Cambridgeshire.

Counties in England will face challenges such as:
development growth penalty
For 20 years when Harrying Of The North begins.

resistance and calming

Harrying Of The North focuses on: resistance Anglo-Saxon nobles of Mercia and Northumbria pacification In the south, it was built by the powerful Norman rule. Since both are tracked separately, ideally you want your score to be higher than the other.


  • if Resistance is higher than Pacification.Cultural acceptance between Normans and Anglo-Saxons deteriorates over timeThis made it more difficult for the Norman characters to maintain control in the Anglo-Saxon counties.
  • if Sedation is higher than resistanceCultural acceptance between Normans and Anglo-Saxons increases over time, It eventually allowed the Norman King (William or his successor) to make the Embrace English Culture decision and solidify their rule.

Both of these effects increase the greater the difference between the two scores.

How to increase resistance or authenticity


Characters participating on both sides will periodically receive events, allowing them to: Increase your opponent's scoreThis usually happens by imposing a penalty on the opponent's holding. this Temporarily weakens the entire UK.But it is generally more important to William than to the Anglo-Saxon rebels. Anglo-Saxon characters receive events that increase their Resistance, while William and his heirs gain events that increase Tranquility.

There are likely to be more characters on the Resistance side, so there are more opportunities for events to occur, allowing William to respond to faster growth by: Castle Holdings Construction In England. As each is completed, calming points are added. Consume 1000 gold and build for 5 years tower of london Upon completion, you gain 2 Serenity.


How to end North Korea's dissociation

The Harrying Of The North ends: There are no longer any Norman characters holding the Kingdom of England. This may have been due to the Williamite dynasty being overthrown and replaced by factional uprisings or other foreign invaders, or by the Norman monarchs. Embrace British Culture decision. For this to happen, Sedation must be at least 16 and greater than Resistance. at least 1 yearChanges Norman characters in England to British culture.

Switch to British culture and you'll find Longbow Men-At-Arms, who have excellent offensive capabilities and the ability to counter heavy cavalry.


Whatever the outcome, you'll eventually want to put an end to Harrying one way or another, as events continue to punish the English county. If you're an Anglo-Saxon, that means you either have to eventually rise up and defeat the Normans, or you allow the resistance to stagnate until an English culture takes shape. If you're playing as Normans, you'll want to do Pacification as soon as possible to make them English so you don't have to keep destroying buildings and can actually invest in the North.

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