Can we have religious tenants play into how often some wanderers choose your court?

[Xenrek]

Like, obviously, youll see few wanderers of random/distant cultures or religions in your court, if its anything like CK2. But what about exemptions for certain tenants (not generating new, just determining whether they appear at your court when they leave the current one theyre in)

say if your religion has sympathies/etc with another, you could get some of their religion; or if your religion has more relaxed laws around homosexuality courtiers with those traits might have a higher chance of picking your court to migrate to over their current one, or those with a reputation for adultery if your religion is more lax about it (even if the wanderer themselves is not of that religion)

ya know, just a thought; assuming you made a fairly pacifist ultra-egalitarian/tolerant heresy of some religion, obviously youd attract a lot of people who would otherwise be outcasts in their "home" court

 

[DreadLindwyrm]

Firstly, *tenets*, not *tenants*.

I am expecting that wanderers will head primarily to nearby courts where they potentially have more positive relations with the ruler. So matching personalitty traits, whether things are sinful or not, matching culture and religion will all hopefully have an influence on who arrives.

 

[Xenrek]

Firstly, *tenets*, not *tenants*.

I am expecting that wanderers will head primarily to nearby courts where they potentially have more positive relations with the ruler. So matching personalitty traits, whether things are sinful or not, matching culture and religion will all hopefully have an influence on who arrives.

and i assume, chances are, itll hopefully work more or less like this in practice. just figure it would be nice if there were specific checks for compatible beliefs with traits

as for the tenant/tenet; apologies, im sitting at work on my 48th hour awake running on only unsweetened coffee (and i hate coffee to begin with) so my words no do goo

 

[DreadLindwyrm]

and i assume, chances are, itll hopefully work more or less like this in practice. just figure it would be nice if there were specific checks for compatible beliefs with traits

as for the tenant/tenet; apologies, im sitting at work on my 48th hour awake running on only unsweetened coffee (and i hate coffee to begin with) so my words no do goo

Sorry, the "tenets" thing came off harsher than I intended when I wrote it, now I've looked back.
They're close enough in sound that it's easy to confuse them, especially if you're using speech to text or English isn't your first language.
Or if your fingers are on autopilot after a **long** day...

I certainly wouldn't object to the chances of wanderers turning up being tweaked based on traits if it's not there already (High Dread? People avoid your lands, eager to not fall into your power. Known to be generous about pressing claims? Claimants to *reasonably* close realms will arrive.)

 

[Riamus]

Claimants to *reasonably* close realms will arrive.)

This definitely needs to be considered. Wanderers will go to courts where they think their claims can be pressed as well as other reasons. But I really don't want to see a bunch of people with claims on the other side of the map coming to my court (unless they happen to have great stats/traits, then it's ok ). In CK2, I got tired of people asking me to press their claims in far off lands or against vastly superior people. I started up the current Monarch Journey thing and was asked to press a claim against the HRE when I was just a Duke in Scotland. Um... no?

 

[klopkr]

Why not both?