Snapshot of the player's ruler and realm: name, primary title & tier, house, gold, prestige, piety, and in-game date. Start here for 'what's my situation'. For military/wars use military; for heirs use succession.

Search living characters by (partial) first name; returns ids to pass to character. Best-effort: CK3 stores names in an encoded form, so matching is approximate.

Detailed dossier for one character by id — needs an id; use find_character if you only have a name. Traits, skills, gold/prestige/piety, health/stress, primary title, and claims (pressed/unpressed; CK3 does not store strong/weak).

Player's military strength (levy + total mobilised strength) and ongoing wars (side, casus belli, target, war score). Note: CK3 does not store a men-at-arms breakdown, so only realm totals are shown.

Heirs for the player's primary title, in order, plus succession & gender laws and rival claimants. Note: CK3 does not store a partition preview, so which heir inherits which title is not simulated.

Active alliances and truces, independence status, and the characters with the most negative opinion of you (approximate, from stored opinion modifiers). Does not include marriage candidates or neighbour-opinion (not stored in the save).

Your most powerful direct vassals: military power owed, approximate opinion of you, council seat, and whether they're in a faction against you (danger flag).

Factions currently targeting you: type, strength vs. the threshold that triggers their demand (peasant factions use discontent), member count, and leader.

Stored expansion levers: your title claims (pressed/unpressed — CK3 does not store strong/weak), de jure titles in your realm that are currently unheld, and the targets of your ongoing wars. This lists STORED data, not a full computed enumeration of every possible casus belli.

Titles you personally hold (your domain), grouped by tier (empire/kingdom/duchy/county/barony), each with its de jure liege. For titles held by your vassals, see vassals.

Look up any realm by name or title key (e.g. "Scotland", "k_france") — its ruler, army strength, allies, liege, and active wars. For your own realm use realm_overview.