In most wars, you'll get at least 3/4 of them. Not even absolute crown authority guarantees that! Yeah, you don't control the troops directly, but they will typically try to simply attach to your army, which is fine. When vassals are called to war, they bring 100% of their levies.

Calling vassals to war (at medium organization or less).

Freakishly large (for the early game) in well-developed tribes. Most of this advice will apply especially to unreformed pagan except when otherwise stated. For many people, none of this will anything groundbreaking any further input is welcome, as there are still bound to be many nuances I have not yet discovered. I make no claim to being the master of tribal gameplay (if I'm the master of anything, it's Byzantium =P), but since I've not yet seen any single repository of advice on tribal gameplay, I'm going to throw down everything I've learned from several games as tribal leaders. Tribal gameplay is different, but in the right hands, it can be very rewarding.

There's been a lot of talk (okay, rage) about various aspects of the new tribal system the general theme is players immediately trying to become feudal and getting frustrated in the process.

Raise tribal army ck2