Education for period 6-12 y.o.

[Landmeister]

I don't understand the new ck2 wiki page dedicated to education for period 6-12 yo. What I would like to know is how tutoring works in this period. According to the traits section different adult traits are achieved...if the tutor has the the trait specified under "intervention"? And what happens if not?

Some clarification would be much appreciated.

 

[SchwarzKatze]

If the guardian has the said trait, they can choose to pass it to their ward, overriding normal developments.

 

[Dragatus]

6-12 children get childhood traits. Picking a certain focus makes it more likely that a child will get traits associated with that focus. 12-16 childhood traits randomly develop into one out of three regular adult traits. When a childhood trait turns into an adult trait the guardian may get an option to intervene and replace the newly developed adult trait with a trait of their own.

To give a specific example, let's say you give a child the Struggle focus at age 6 and by age 12 the child developed Rowdy. Then between ages 12 and 16 the child's Rowdy trait will randomly develop into one of the following traits: Dull, Honest, or Robust. For the sake of the example, let's say Rowdy develops into Dull. If the child's guardian has Brave they will now have the option to override Dull and replace it with Brave. So the child ends up with Brave instead of Dull.

 

[SchwarzKatze]

6-12 children get childhood traits. Picking a certain focus makes it more likely that a child will get traits associated with that focus. 12-16 childhood traits randomly develop into one out of three regular adult traits. When a childhood trait turns into an adult trait the guardian may get an option to intervene and replace the newly developed adult trait with a trait of their own.

To give a specific example, let's say you give a child the Struggle focus at age 6 and by age 12 the child developed Rowdy. Then between ages 12 and 16 the child's Rowdy trait will randomly develop into one of the following traits: Dull, Honest, or Robust. For the sake of the example, let's say Rowdy develops into Dull. If the child's guardian has Brave they will now have the option to override Dull and replace it with Brave. So the child ends up with Brave instead of Dull.

You put it better than the explanation on wiki.

 

[Landmeister]

Ok. I will use an example to confirm I understand it correctly. My heir is put a duty focus at 6 and a guardian with the just trait. He will be conscientious and at 12 he can develop one (or more?) of the two adult traits elegible: diligent or temperate but the just guardian can (not for sure?) substitute that/those trait/s for just. Then I select diplomacy as his education focus and a new gusrdian with a 12+ diplomacy only level. That will give him two new possible traits: honest/gregarious (maybe both?)

Is this the way it works?

Thank you in advance.

 

[Dragatus]

Conscientious will only develop into one of the possible adult traits, not all of them. And later the child can only get one out of Honest and Gregarious, but not both. The guardian may also decide not to pass any extra trait on the child. But other than these details you got it right.

 

[Arsonik]

You put it better than the explanation on wiki.

Perhaps you should update the wiki with language more close to his?

 

[Landmeister]

Conscientious will only develop into one of the possible adult traits, not all of them. And later the child can only get one out of Honest and Gregarious, but not both. The guardian may also decide not to pass any extra trait on the child. But other than these details you got it right.

Ok. Thank you very much.