Seceding: Dukes vs Margraves

[egamma]

Foundation is correct.

Here is the complete and comprehensive list of restrictions on secession:

• You must be Duke.
• Your Duchy must contain at least one city.
• Your Duchy cannot contain all the cities in the realm.
• Your Duchy cannot contain the realm's capital.
• You must be in the city (within your Duchy) that you wish to become the new capital of your realm.
• This city must not have high independence/low control.
• You must have been in both your duchy and realm for at least 2 weeks.
• You must have at least 6 hours available.
• You cannot already be the ruler of your realm.
• You cannot be in an NPC realm (pretty much moot nowadays, save for bugs).
• You cannot have a family member who is already a ruler on the continent.

Can you make a second list for switching allegiance? I think we'd all like to see the exact differences.

[Velax]

Poor Coria.

[Draco Tanos]

So strongholds cannot secede to form a new realm anymore?

[Penchant]

So strongholds cannot secede to form a new realm anymore?

they cannot.

[Indirik]

So strongholds cannot secede to form a new realm anymore?

They never could. Unless it was a bug in the interim period of the latest allegiance system. They were never intended to have that ability.

[Ketchum]

One question. Does seceding make the new realm duchy and its lands stats still falling down? I mean Realm Control, Realm Loyalty, etc

[fodder]

hits both sides, doesn't it?

[Dante Silverfire]

hits both sides, doesn't it?

Yes it hits both sides.

[vonGenf]

So strongholds cannot secede to form a new realm anymore?

However, I am pretty certain you could make a colony in a stronghold, back when you could make CTOs.