These actions will also free the prisoner.Once called a fallen powerhouse and known as "Flightless Crows," Karasuno High School has finally taken flight at nationals. Enjoy sadism: With the "Reaper's Due" DLC, you have the options to "Humiliate", "Torture" or "Mutilate" prisoners.Yes, forcing people into your harem is really creepy, but there is a non-sexual use for that: If you then set her aside, she won't return home but will stay in your court as a regular vassal. I haven't tried, but I think it might also work with male prisoners if you are a woman and your religion allows you to take men as consorts. Stealing women: When you are a man of a religion which allows concubinage, you can force any adult woman in your prison to become your concubine.Murdering people in your prison is far easier than murdering free people. Stealth Executions: You have one of your own vassals in your prision you want dead, but you are not allowed to execute them without getting a tyranny opinion penalty? Then plot to murder them.
You often still end up with a profit that way and they get the opinion bonus from the gift.
When they have a different religion, then the guardian might convert them (use guardians with "Zealous" and "Diligent" to increase the odds of this happening). Brainwashing children: When you have children in your prison cells, you can assign guardians to them.Then there are a few other fun things you can do with prisoners: When it is a commander with very high martial skill, you will likely want them dead so you won't ever meet them again on the battlefield. When their heir is a child (even better a girl) you can cause a bloody succession crisis among your enemies. On the other hand, killing a prisoner might also cause some good stuff to happen. They can (and likely will) after you killed the hostage. They can't do that as long as you have a hostage. Or a prisoner might be a close relative of someone who might declare war on you. A duke sitting in prison can often be worse for a realm than a duke dying and getting replaced by their heir. For example if that prisoner is a landed noble. Sometimes you might actually help the enemy by executing a prisoner. Whether it's better for you to keep them imprisoned, execute them or just let them go is situation-dependent. The chance of each individual prisoner to escape or die is not related to how many prisoners you have in total. There is no limit to the number of prisoners you can keep.
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