I'm kind of new to doing this but I don't see the Immortal trait only secret vampire.
So what can the strange trait be from, I've had a couple of kids with the trait but they ended up being neither vampire nor werewolf.
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I'm kind of new to doing this but I don't see the Immortal trait only secret vampire.
So what can the strange trait be from, I've had a couple of kids with the trait but they ended up being neither vampire nor werewolf.
Weird. You could just add it in the same format as it appears in the saved game.
I don't know if that would work, as I'm not a modder, but it seems like it'd be worth a try.
There are 3 "strange" traits. Secret Vampire and Secret Werewolf both appear as "Strange", and then there's a generic "Strange" personality trait, so you're never quite sure who's a vampire, werewolf, or just someone that likes to pick and eat their scabs.
If you're a secret vampire does the trait spread to your court? Playing as Harkon I took a random woman as a concubine and she picked up the strange trait after a year or two.
Though I imagine two years living with Harkon and his Molag Bal-worshipping ways would make anyone a bit strange.
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On the black box characters, is there anything in particular that anyone can think of that only Sun islanders and female bretons have in common graphics wise? It seems unlikely that they share something that no other graphics culture uses but if they do then that'd be the solution as checking through thats every time it comes up. Ive had a look in the portraits file and nothing seems to stand out.
Is Rule by Might succession just a renamed version of the Muslim succession, or something different. If the later, does it factor in marriages? Because the King of Eastreach is set to inherited by his second daughter, who is married to a prince and is otherwise untitled, while her older sister is a Countess (and had been first in line).
Just a renamed muslim succession right now. When we were working on our own duel system there was going to be the option to challenge for leadership under that law, which would initiate a duel, but that fell by the way side awhile ago.
That's what I thought, but since Muslim women can't inherit I'd never seen this before.
I can steal the vassals of other great houses in morrowind if they are the ruling house through the use of the county conquest CB or claim CB, without them being able to do anything about it. Counts under the ruling house also often create their own duchy titles, and end up independent of that house when another house takes the throne. The same happens to me if I'm the high king, so I try to avoid winning the election until I've eliminated the other houses.
The county of "Ascadian Isles", where Vivec is located, has only a placeholder flag, even though the rest of Vvardenfell has set flags and, in fact, a flag has been created for it and is in the GFX folder. The problem seems to originate that the new flag has been labelled c_vivec, while the county's actual name is c_ascadian, which has a generic placeholder flag assigned. I copied the GFX for c_vivec over c_ascadian and the problem was solved.
Also, this appears to be a problem with the base game, but I had an annoying incident where my dynasty's Coat of Arms changed. I was playing as a ruler designed Ashlander in Vvardenfell (where I've since kicked out the Temple and established the Kingdom of Vvardenfell as an independent power), but I had an incident where a cabal set itself up in my capital, Maar Gan. I immediately sent my court wizard to root the cabal out, but a year later before he could do anything I got an event where the cabal had 'taken root' and my capital and character suddenly converted to the Sixth House cult! My dynasty's coat of arms immediately changed to a random design, then changed to another random design when I used a console command to make myself a Nerevarine worshiper again. Sadly I've had this same bug in the base game, so I have no idea if you guys can find a way to prevent it from happening...
Also, this appears to be a problem with the base game, but I had an annoying incident where my dynasty's Coat of Arms changed. I was playing as a ruler designed Ashlander in Vvardenfell (where I've since kicked out the Temple and established the Kingdom of Vvardenfell as an independent power), but I had an incident where a cabal set itself up in my capital, Maar Gan. I immediately sent my court wizard to root the cabal out, but a year later before he could do anything I got an event where the cabal had 'taken root' and my capital and character suddenly converted to the Sixth House cult! My dynasty's coat of arms immediately changed to a random design, then changed to another random design when I used a console command to make myself a Nerevarine worshiper again. Sadly I've had this same bug in the base game, so I have no idea if you guys can find a way to prevent it from happening...
When your religion changes, your dynasty COA is randomised using that religions set art, not really anything we can do about it unfortunately, although most of our religions right now use the same set of decals at least...
Ouch, that's a pretty retarded way to have things set up... hopefully Paradox will be able to fix that in a future patch.
If the dynasties founder is dead then changing religion doesnt change the CoA. So thats a way to avoid it.
Paradox probably wont fix it as its an intended feature.
Interesting, so I just need to kill off my founder as soon as possible so I don't have my CoA randomized...
From my testing, you'd have gotten Hammerfell de jure if you'd, well, become High King of Hammerfell before creating Tamriel. Skyrim, Vvardenfell and Solstheim remain non-de jure, however (though this was a version back, so it might have changed, and Senchal also remained non de-jure, probably on account of not becoming part of the High Kingdom of Elsweyr).
No, it's not intentional. Skyrim was missing from the decision but I've now added the missing line
Rihad won't shift as it's not a High Kingdom, only High Kingdoms will shift into Empires.
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