I did think of that. I was worried that with the requirement that the Noble hang around his newly taken province if he wants to avoid a handover it might be tough on them. If something called them away from the province and they couldn't reach it... I suppose that's something they should have to plan for.

Quote Originally Posted by Ramses II CP View Post
A question of timing on 3 b:

The wording appears to suggest that a conquered province doesn't enter the King's domain until it is ratified, but ratification can take place after the fact. Thus if a noble conquers a province that wasn't ratified in advance shouldn't he have the option to wait until the ratification process to decide if he will allow it to become a part of the King's domain?

Otherwise we wind up in a position where the King can act to prevent ratification because he knows the noble in question will not submit the province to him, thus forcing the province to be abandoned.

Does that all follow?