If the target title changes hands (whether due to another claim war or any other reason), the claim war will continue against the new controller! Multiple claim wars on a single title cause all attackers to be hostile against each other.
If it ends in loss, the claim will be lost in addition to 200 prestige. If it ends in a stalemate, you'll lose 100 prestige. Upon winning a claim war, you will gain the title and you'll gain 100 prestige. You should usually choose the CB with the largest reward, although it can be to your advantage to avoid a holy war to reduce the number of possible defenders. You can have several CB for a single target, and each has its own goal and reward for success. Muslims are an exception, however, as they will vassalize infidels instead of usurping their titles if possible. Holy wars usurp all holdings from infidels. Minor holdings in occupied counties are also usurped. Invasion-type wars usurp occupied territory in addition to the war's stated target. They try to make the current rulers into vassals, but usurp if they cannot, due to the attacker's low rank or the defender holding territory elsewhere. De jure wars on counties, as well as subjugation-type wars, vassalize or usurp the target titles. Pressing another's claim makes them your vassal if they are lower rank, and: they are your de jure vassal, or of your dynasty, or already your landed vassal. 
Pressing a personal claim usurps the title.Warfare is a primary way to expand your realm, as most CBs can give you new territory: 6.4.1 County Conquest (Pagan and Nomads)Ĭasus Belli and expansion.
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