Boss Techie

War Profiteer

War is one of the best things to do in Crusader Kings 3, and the War Profiteer Perk is a no-brainer for people who like to get stuck in a never-ending circle of war. This Perk is the second one in the Avaricious tree. It gives the player an extra 10% of their monthly income when they are at war.

As both levies and men at arms cost a lot to keep up while being prepared for war, this can help a lot. If a player is doing well financially, he or she may be able to hire more soldiers or even buy luxuries with coin while at war.

Tax Man/Woman

The Steward’s usual job is to collect taxes, and if players have done a good job running their council in CK3, they should have a very good Steward who will bring in more and more taxes. The Tax Man/Woman Perk makes this job even better, and since it can be picked up first, a long reign will bring in a lot of gold.

If a Crusader Kings 3 player already has a lot of gold, they might want to go down the other path in the Architect tree and focus on building buffs instead, though the next two Perks after Tax Man/Woman are also very good.

Golden Obligations

The first Perk in the Avaricious tree, Golden Obligations, lets players get paid for the hooks they have on other characters. Players should try to get hooks on landed characters because only kings usually have gold on them. The gold you can get from these rulers, on the other hand, is very valuable and will also make enemies and possible foes weaker.

Golden Obligations also works great with Truth is Relative, which is one of the best Intrigue Perks in Crusader Kings 3 and lets players plot to make hooks for characters. Then, these fake hooks can be sold for huge amounts of gold.

Professional Workforce

The Professional Workforce Perk is a must-have for players who want to build up their holdings, improve their security and income, and get other benefits. This Perk is the second in the Architect tree, which all rulers who want to play tall should go down. It cuts the time it takes to build buildings and lands by 30%.

The faster players build and improve buildings. The faster they can use the benefits and move on to their next job.

Divided Attention

If a player’s domain limit is bigger, they can directly control more land and get all the benefits of a county. Instead of renting it out to a vassal and only getting a share. In Crusader Kings 3, there are a few ways to increase the number of domains you can control. One of the easiest is to get the Divided Attention Perk. Which adds +2 to the number of domains you can control.

Divided Attention is the last Perk in the Architect tree. By the time players unlock it, they will have already unlocked other Perks that help them build up and rule their lands. So they will be more than ready to take on two more counties. The only bad thing about this is that the player’s child isn’t likely to have this Perk. So they won’t be able to control as much land after the player dies.

Toe The Line

In Crusader Kings 3, there are many ways to keep vassals happy and keep them from joining other groups. The Toe the Line Perk does this by making it less likely for vassals to join freedom groups.

This Perk is great for players who have already grown their realm and want to keep their power from spreading. Toe the Line is the fourth Perk in the Administrator tree. It can be picked after other Perks that make sense at this point in Spacebar Clicker.

Honored To Serve

The Honored to Serve Perk is one of the best Stewardship Perks in CK3, and because of how good it is. It should be taken after the Administrator Trait. The Perk gives players more money if they add powerful vassals to the council. Each person adds 20% more tax and fees.

If players can also unlock Inspiring Rule, which is one of the best Diplomacy Perks. They will also get more Prestige each month for each great vassal on the council.