Like in the title. It may be confirmation bias, but it appears that they die much more often when leading an army.
Does a ruler as military leader has a greater chance of death now?
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I actually suspected the opposite. In my current Ming game I made the starting heir (1-1-2) a general and sent him to fight the Manchu tribes a dozen times, but he took 40 years to die.
It's chance based, I believe its like every day your ruler rolls the dice to live and if you make him into a general he has to roll twice and if hes leading an army he rolls 3 times
dunno the precise mechanics but it means you can get lucky
dunno the precise mechanics but it means you can get lucky
Does this kick in when they lead armies, or when they're made into a general at all, even if they sit in your Generals list, unattached to anyone?
It kicks in when the get made into a general and get double the chance to die when they're leading