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征召兵（英文：Levy）是在战争期间可以征召的非专业军队 。
在王国风云2中，你大多数的军事行动都以征召兵为基础。在中世纪时期，封建王国并不维持常备军，而是在战争时期召集农民作为替代。
然而，
游牧制领主以游牧军的形式拥有常备军，同时其他能承担得起维护费的领主可以拥有
近卫军。在特定的情况之下，部落领主可以拥有事件部队。
地产征召兵
地产征召兵 是地产的征召兵, 并且它决定了直辖领和领主征召兵。
他们每月的规模取决于 地产 种类, 建筑, 和直辖领主的军事属性。
地产征召兵 = (建筑征召兵) x (1 + 征召兵规模修正) x (1 + 部落奖励)
- 征召兵规模修正 的量由以下几个因素决定:
- 军事技能: 5% * (军事技能 - 10)。这对征召兵的数量的影响是显著的。
- 建筑奖励: 一些建筑，例如城堡主楼，可以给予呈百分比形式的加成。
- 训练部队: 从元帅处获得的加成， 当元帅在省份执行“训练部队”任务的时候，每一点军事技能增加2.5%的征召兵修正。Only applies to holdings directly held by Counts, Dukes, Kings or Emperors who assign their Marshal to train troops on the province the holding is in.
- 宗教奖励: 一些 原始宗教 有 +10%, +20%, 或+30% 征召兵加成。
- 部落抵抗: 为部落地产准备的惩罚，如果拥有者和省份宗教文化不同:
- 首都奖励:
- 部落地产加成: 每一个空地产槽给予50%的加成(如果省份首府是 部落).
新近征服地产
如果省份拥有者以战争的方式发生变更(由要求宣誓而发生的所有权转变不计入)， 一个 新近征服 修正将存在, 这代价可能会十分巨大以至于导致几年没有可用的征召兵。熬过那几年后, 征召兵补充在新近管理 期间仍将会很慢。 此期间长度取决如下：
| 目标宗教/文化 | 同宗教及文化 | 异文化 | 异宗教 | 异文化组 | 异宗教组 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 持续时间 | 1 年 | 5 年 | 7.5 年 | 10 年 | 15 年 |
直辖领征召兵
直辖领征召兵 是来自于你直接控制的地产的征召兵 (你的 直辖领), 直辖领征召兵取决于它们的征召兵数量。
无论何时你的直辖领征召兵 被征召, 该地产的征召兵会被清空并作为一支军队屹立于该地产所在省份并效忠于你。直到你解散他们, 你必须为此支付维护费(征召兵:想让我们白干，没门!)， 并且该地产的征召兵每月会缓慢地补充。
领主征召兵
领主征召兵 是从直辖附庸处召集的征召兵(模拟历史上的封臣对封君的兵役)，他们可以被封臣控制的任何省份招募到一个省份并为你效忠(但他们可能来自附庸国的各地，所以这也是中世纪灵能跃迁的由来)。选择一个省份按Z.可以快速调集征召兵。他们也可以用(F6)在封臣的首都被招募。游牧附庸不会为他们的君主提供征召兵。
The troop count of a vassal's liege levy is based on all holdings under the vassal (whether held directly by them or through other vassals), laws, your direct vassals' opinion of you and the location of their capital relative to yours.
Whenever liege levies are raised, they reinforce more slowly and your vassals pay maintenance cost. Your vassals' opinion of you slowly decreases while their army or ship levies are raised.
First, the number of troops that the vassal "could provide at most" is determined by:
Troops Vassal Could Provide At Most = 50% × De Jure Modifier × Total Holdings Levy
Then, the liege levy is determined by:
Liege Levy = Troops Vassal Could Provide At Most × max((Opinion × Max Levy), Min Levy)
where:
- Total Holdings Levy: The sum of all levies (red bar) of your direct vassal's demesne holdings and all vassals under them (which thus includes all bonuses listed above under the "Holding Levy" section). Note that this is not computed based on the vassal's demesne levies or liege levies; neither the opinion of sub-vassals towards their top liege nor their opinion towards their immediate liege nor the sub-vassal's de jure modifier are relevant.
- De Jure Modifier: Based on the location of the vassal's de facto capital relative to the liege's de facto capital. It was introduced with Patch 2.0 to represent the lower authority of a ruler over vassals located in non de jure part of the realm. Note that a rebellion leader (such as faction rebellion, or tyranny rebellion) will access 100% of his vassals/allies levy, the number as if they are in his de jure county. This make sure that faction of large number of vassals is strong.
Vassal's de facto capital in De Jure Modifier De jure County containing liege's de facto capital 100% De jure Duchy containing liege's de facto capital 75% De jure Kingdom containing liege's de facto capital 50% De jure Empire containing liege's de facto capital 35% Otherwise 25%
- Opinion: The opinion modifier of the vassal toward their liege, transformed into a percentage.
- Max Levy and Min Levy: They are determined by laws corresponding to the vassal's government type.
Note that the levy calculation is updated only at the start of the month, so for instance, transfering a vassal results in his levy being immediately impossible to raise since he's no longer a direct vassal, but the levy of the vassal you transfered him to won't increase until the next month.
Also, the military dialog and its tooltips are highly misleading, since they list the number of troops that a vassal "owns", which is completely unrelated to anything else in the tooltip and dialog. That value is the amount of non-ship troops that the vassal could raise from his demesne and vassals if he went to war himself, which is not used in any way to compute the levy you could raise from him, and can be either higher or lower (since the opinion and de jure modifiers are different).
没有御前会议DLC的法律
没有御前会议 DLC时, 征召兵数量上限取决于直辖领法律,下限取决于王权法。如果无王权法生效, 则以独立公爵计算， 即没有下限。
feudal 征召兵 (非穆斯林)
最少 - 最高征召兵-40%
- +10 好感
少 - 最高征召兵 -30%
- +5 好感
正常 - 最高征召兵 -20%
最多 - 最高征召兵 -0%
- -5 好感
City Levies Minimal - Max levy -50%
- +10 opinion
Normal - Max levy -35%
Large - Max levy -20%
- -10 opinion
Maximum - Max levy -5%
- -20 opinion
Temple Levies (Non-Muslim)
Minimal - Max levy -50%
- +10 opinion
Normal - Max levy -40%
Large - Max levy -30%
- -10 opinion
Maximum - Max levy -20%
- -20 opinion
Iqta Levies (Muslim)
Minimal - Max levy -40%
- +10 opinion
Small - Max levy -30%
- +5 opinion
Normal - Max levy -20%
Maximum - Max levy -0%
- -5 opinion
Crown Authority Autonomous Vassals Limited Medium High Absolute Crown Law Minimums 0% 20% 40% 60% 80%
有御前会议DLC的法律
If you use the Conclave DLC, both minimum and maximum numbers are determined by realm laws (under vassal obligations).
海军
When requesting ships from a vassal, the percentage is doubled. For example, a vassal who provides 20% of their soldiers as levy will provide 40% of their ships.
碧玉之龙
DLC新增
集结点
Rally points are provinces, where your raised troops will automatically move to and merge when get there. Units will choose nearest one county defined as rally point.
You can define any number of rally points, and put them anywhere in your realm, both for land units and ships. Units will only rally to provinces they can walk to or sail to. Land units will not use transports to get there.
If you set up rally point, your troops will not appear in outliner, but instead the rally point entry will show how many troops are incoming. Disabling the “rally points” section causes the outliner to show individual armies.
策略
Levies are easy to get plenty of as long as you have a strong demesne and/or your vassals like you. Your priorities should therefore be:
最大化直辖领征召兵
- Invite the best Marshal you can find and assign him to "Train Troops" at your capital
- Hold a large demesne
- To increase your demesne limit: Improve your Stewardship skill, choose a spouse with high Stewardship, increase Centralization Law, consider Gavelkind succession (+30%), obtain a Kingdom (if a Grand Duke) or another Duchy (if a Duke).
- Have a large capital Duchy
- Each province you control within the same Duchy as your capital receives a bonus to levies (+15% if a vassal, +25% if independent)
- Change your capital to, and have your marshal "Train Troops" in, the province with the best buildings
- Upgrade holdings in your demesne, starting with your capital and other provinces in the same Duchy.
- Consider holding extra Baronies in your capital, as it will benefit from the Marshal's "Train Troops" action, along with your capital holding. Also, you might get bonuses to levy size based on your status (+50% if independent ruler, +25% for vassal Dukes and Kings)
- Improve your Martial skill, and consider training your heir likewise
- Research relevant technology. This won't give you more levies, but it will make them stronger.
最大化封臣征召兵
- Keep your vassals happy — especially the ones who can provide the most troops.
- Once you have factions under control, focus on increasing the opinion of vassals whose opinion is already near or above (min levy / max levy). Increasing opinion up to that point does not increase the levies they provide.
- Consider changing your capital so that it is at least in the same de jure empire as your largest vassals.
- If you are an emperor and control large areas outside your de jure empire, try to occupy entire kingdoms so that the kingdoms can de jure drift into your empire.
The way the levy is calculated means that the vassal structure between your direct vassals and the owner of the holdings makes no difference to the amount of levies you can raise. For example, a King can raise the same levies from a Duke vassal regardless of whether the Duke has the Barons as direct vassals, or there are Counts in between.
However, the choice of actual direct vassal is very important, since the "de jure modifier" and opinion will differ, potentially resulting in up to 8 times more levy. Thus, it is beneficial to put as many holdings as possible in indirect control of vassals with a high "de jure modifier" and opinion. For example, the levy of a King would be increased by transferring all Count-rank vassals outside of the de jure Duchy containing the capital, to the Duke holding that Duchy (assuming that Duke's capital is also within the de jure Duchy).
The choice of the actual people holding the proper Baronies (cities, temples, castles, and tribes) is also very important, since their Martial score influences the holding's levy and thus your liege levy, possibly resulting in doubling the levy by switching from a low to high Martial holder.
合理设置封臣征召兵比例(没有御前会议DLC)
You can increase the levy law to make your vassals be obligated to provide more. However, if their opinion is already low, this will not pay off. Below are the opinion values at which it'll be beneficial to increase or decrease levy laws. In the case of Catholic clergy, it is advisable to set their levy law to Minimum:
贵族
- Min -> Small gives more as long as opinion is at 10 or above
- Small -> Normal gives more as long as opinion is at 15 or above
- Normal -> Max gives more as long as opinion is at -5 or above
- Max -> Normal gives more as long as opinion is below -10
- Normal -> Small gives more as long as opinion is below 10
- Small -> Min gives more as long as opinion is below 5
市民阶级
- Min -> Normal gives more as long as opinion is at 18 or above
- Normal -> Large gives more as long as opinion is at 28 or above
- Large -> Max gives more as long as opinion is at 38 or above
- Max -> Large gives more as long as opinion is below 28
- Large -> Normal gives more as long as opinion is below 18
- Normal -> Min gives more as long as opinion is below 8
神职人员
- Min -> Normal gives more as long as opinion is at 35 or above
- Normal -> Large gives more as long as opinion is at 45 or above
- Large -> Max gives more as long as opinion is at 55 or above
- Max -> Large gives more as long as opinion is below 45
- Large -> Normal gives more as long as opinion is below 35
- Normal -> Min gives more as long as opinion is below 25
分析
If you're in a Catholic realm, be reminded that Catholic clergy are unreliable when it comes to taxes and levies, since they'll withhold levies from you and pay taxes to the Pope if they like the Pope more than you. In this context, it may be prudent to lower your levy law for clergy. The increased opinion will also increase the probability that Catholic clergy will pay taxes to you. Counter-intuitively, upgrading bisphorics which are under your vassals will consistently give you more troops than if you upgrade bisphorics which are your direct vassals.
Raising levy law will only ever help you if your vassals already like you. As such, running high levy laws is not always a good idea. However, at these opinion numbers, you're unlikely to hurt any other aspect of your realm, so, as long as you benefit levy-wise from raising levy law, you probably should. Be aware that due to the last step of Noble and Iqta obligations increasing levies by more than any other step, Max levies are usually the ideal point for maximizing feudal levies.
You should also do whatever you can to keep all vassals above 0 opinion. Granting them titles, running tournaments, granting their wishes, making them councilors etc. Each point of opinion will increase the percent they're willing to give by 4/5.
You will only ever benefit levy-wise from Crown Authority if you were already getting below the new minimum percent. For example, if you're getting 25% at Medium Crown Authority, and raise it to high, the minimum will now be 30% and you'll be able to raise more levies. If on the other hand, you were getting 35% before and you raise your Crown Authority, you'll now be getting 5% less.
Don't forget that if you intend to raise your own levies, increased capacity translates into greater expenses. Plan accordingly. In addition, remember that after constructing buildings to increase your levy capacity, it takes time for your levies to grow, and the wait is not insignificant, especially if your character has a low Martial score.