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Some things to consider:
1. Asking someone elses vassal to become your vassal.
2. (more interesting) Asking someone with a vassal to give you that vassal.
(Land Gift treaties weren't unheard of)
Now, the results:
You can make someone give you their title (similar to revoke but for anyone and without wait time or choice to say no).
You can make someone agree to become your vassal if they aren't de jure your equal or higher tier title.
You can make someone destroy their highest value title.
You can make someone abdicate - or, abdicate_to
Lots of choices here.
However, with the advent of targetted decisions, this can almost entirely be handled using said decisions (forcing marriages, surrenders, vassalization, etc). This even opens the way for player controlled religious heads to have powers like excommunication (normally you get cannot interact with self, but with a custom decision...).
Now, we can make a button called "Excommunicate!" and when used, the person will immediately become excommunicated without asking permission. You could also excommunicate norse pagans, jainists, and others without actual excommunication.
A "come to my aid" button could even allow (force) an AI to come to your aid as though you had an alliance with them.
When forcing someone to back your plot, they don't leave. I do advise with plots you don't really want 22 courtiers backing you even if it gives you 540 plot power. You want only a small group where everyone has intrigue 9 or above, or else you have bar-blabbing. However, a "Force Plot" targetted decision might work just fine.
I would like to suggest a trait with 500 money, 50 piety 50 prestige per month (I was trying to edit Chosen One) I want to use it to test gameplay and generally play around with features that would otherwise take a fair amount of time to gain. I've beaten the regular game several times. Even if you made a separate mod "Super Cheat" or something I would be grateful sir!
I considered adding it in the first version, I just didn't know how much or if I should use "money now" or "money every month".
I might also move a feature from my Hireling mod over to this one (hire dynasty children).