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Hoyte

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I wonder if the Devs can make it possible where from around the age of around 14 if promising male courtiers could be carried out on campaign to improve their marital skill. If anything it could be done with other traits like apprenticing to the steward or spymaster and getting better at the skill.
 

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I wonder if the Devs can make it possible where from around the age of around 14 if promising male courtiers could be carried out on campaign to improve their marital skill. If anything it could be done with other traits like apprenticing to the steward or spymaster and getting better at the skill.
... I presume you mean *martial* skills here?

This could potentially tie into the knight mechanics, but this is already mostly dealt with by the education system. Anyone being educated in a martial direction would be (theoreticaly) being trained to improve martial skill; anyone being trained by the steward is likely to get improvements in the traits the steward favours.
 

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... I presume you mean *martial* skills here?

This could potentially tie into the knight mechanics, but this is already mostly dealt with by the education system. Anyone being educated in a martial direction would be (theoreticaly) being trained to improve martial skill; anyone being trained by the steward is likely to get improvements in the traits the steward favours.
oh ok understood