require a regent and can have weak claims pressed against them.Demon Worshippers society abduction eventĮffects of imprisonment.Rebelled against liege and lost the war.It's usually unlikely he will succeed in his revolt, and the revolt will give you cause for title revocation. If as a liege, you have a direct vassal whom you consider too powerful or otherwise too threatening to your rule, it can be to your benefit to fail to imprison him (usually after your spymaster has caught him/her plotting against some random NPC). Fatwa against a vassal with a decadent dynasty.Decadent character who refused dynastic liege's demand to straighten up (Invoked Takfir).(Requires Conclave and The Reaper's Due.) Refused liege's demand to settle an internal war, under Late Feudal Administration or higher.Cuckolding the liege (typically through Seduction) qualifies, as does being caught at murder. Plot participant who refused the liege's demand to leave it.

Unsuccessful imprisonment of an unlanded subject or indirect vassal will cause them to flee the realm and abdicate titles to their heir if applicable, while unsuccessful imprisonment of a direct landed vassal will spark a rebellion with the Overthrow Ruler casus belli. This has a variable chance of success depending on respective Intrigue scores, and will incur tyranny if attempted without cause. Lieges can attempt to arrest any character they control.

Rescue or ransom a prisoner warband