Something almost more important than a high domain limit is maintaining a large domain that won't vanish between generations. RELATED: Crusader Kings 3: Everything to Know About Great Holy Wars The Crown of Justinian Artifact grants +1 domain limit, but players must have the "Royal Court" expansion to find it.
However, no Faith can have both of these Tenets. The Pacifism and Dharmic Pacifism Tenets each add +1 domain limit.The Divided Attention perk in the Stewardship lifestyle adds +2 to the domain limit.The Culture Innovations Gavelkind and Court Officials add +1 domain limit each.An entrenched regent adds part of their Stewardship to the ruler's domain limit.The game always rounds down, so the bonus is +1 domain limit at 6, +2 at 12, and so on. This includes all bonuses, such as Traits and the Spouse bonus from their council job. For every 6 points of Stewardship the ruler has, they can control one extra holding.A King starts with a domain limit of 3, and an Emperor gets 4.There are a number of ways to boost the domain limit: Holdings are also disabled when a ruler owns the wrong sort of holding, such as a feudal ruler who controls a tribe, or a ruler who follows a Theocratic Faith and holds a temple. Vassals will also get an Opinion penalty for each holding the ruler has over the limit. If a Count controls more than 2 holdings (including holdings in the same County), the extra holdings will provide no tax or levy income and all its buildings will be disabled. A Count with no other bonuses or penalties has a domain limit of 2.
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