Questions & Answers

[Colossal_Elk]

So how's the daedric invasion supposed to work?

I tried playing as the Meridia-following aylied dude in Valenwood, and planned to make the invasion. It took a long time to get enough ardor, so in the mean time I got an empire title and control of 6 de jure kingdoms. Then finally, when I can get the invasion, I am granted the title "great army of meridia" and a 45K stack, but I get forced convert to Clavicus Vile, and a bunch of oblivion gate spawn dudes declare war on me.

My guess is that it's something to do with the scopes. The "governor" character must have changed religion. Why, I have no idea, but there it is. Offmap power scopes are a bit on the complicated side (this is why some of the localization for offmaps isn't complete). Definitely isn't the intended behavior, but it can be fixed.

 

[DahndI]

How exactly does the legion stuff work? I currently control the entirety of both Skyrim and Cyrodiil, have the king tier titles (High King) but when I open the legion decisions, the Anvil legion is my only option and I can't do that because I lack a county modifier though all my personal demesne are booming.

 

[EmperorG]

My guess is that it's something to do with the scopes. The "governor" character must have changed religion. Why, I have no idea, but there it is. Offmap power scopes are a bit on the complicated side (this is why some of the localization for offmaps isn't complete). Definitely isn't the intended behavior, but it can be fixed.

I think the decision is glitched to give make you a Clavicus Vile follower no matter what, as a follower of Hermaeus Mora I used the invasion decision and also got turned into a Clavicus Vile follower. Maybe it was affected by the fact I was a secret Hermaeus cultist instead of openly following the religion.

 

[DahndI]

Am I understanding this right: For me to form the Anvil legion 34% of the provinces has to be prospering?

 

[Lohrenswald]

So legions:
I managed once to get a decision for it, but then all that happened was getting a courtier
Like, nothing else happens
Where's the troops supposed to be?

 

[DahndI]

So legions:
I managed once to get a decision for it, but then all that happened was getting a courtier
Like, nothing else happens
Where's the troops supposed to be?

I got an army back at my capital. Started out with only 10 men or so but it reinforces up to 5k and apparently puts a nice debuff on the areas levies making it easier for you to keep your subjects under the yoke.
Just sad you seemingly only can get one.

 

[Soulbourne]

Do any of the honorary titles have notable events tied to them like chief architect reducing build cost or such? I remember way back when there used to be a more complicated system for court official titles but assume that was axed due to being more work than benefit-but do current honorary titles have benefits/events worth pursuing or just for opinion boosts?

 

[DahndI]

How can I make people stop trying to sell me animals?!

 

[Zsrai]

How can I make people stop trying to sell me animals?!

Wait for the devs to implement a fix in the SVN.

 

[The Super Pope]

How can I make people stop trying to sell me animals?!

When I saw this, I had no idea how bad it would be

 

[Lohrenswald]

I still have problems with legions

like, I get the event that gives you a courtier when you enact txhe decision, but he's still just a dude. No title or army.

What's supposed to happen?

(p.s. also I have had the animal problem)

 

[cosmeIII]

From the new patch notes:

- Added "immortal_age" trigger, which checks at what age someone became immortal. Always returns false if they are not immortal. Takes comparison operators. Example: immortal_age > 40
- Added "practical_age" trigger. Practical age is the age someone became immortal at, if they're immortal. Otherwise it is their current age. Example: practical_age > 40

Does this mean that vampires and immortal men's portraits will no longer grow older?

 

[DahndI]

From the new patch notes:

- Added "immortal_age" trigger, which checks at what age someone became immortal. Always returns false if they are not immortal. Takes comparison operators. Example: immortal_age > 40
- Added "practical_age" trigger. Practical age is the age someone became immortal at, if they're immortal. Otherwise it is their current age. Example: practical_age > 40

Does this mean that vampires and immortal men's portraits will no longer grow older?

My current character Emperor Peter the Fat of the noble house Griffin has looked exactly the same for the past 257 years ingame so yeah

 

[Darth Cheesecak]

When is the next release is this mod dead?

Nah i'm just kidding. I'm actually curious which part of making content for the mod is the most difficult for the team.

 

[Ruisuki]

if you are an elf but mate with a human what is the child? iirc beast races were infertile with anyone but their own specific race but at least humans can have elves! low fertility but still...elves!

 

[LeSingeAffame]

I think children get their mother's race

 

[EmperorG]

if you are an elf but mate with a human what is the child? iirc beast races were infertile with anyone but their own specific race but at least humans can have elves! low fertility but still...elves!

It's random which you get, but I think there is a preferance to the mothers race.

 

[Colossal_Elk]

It's random which you get, but I think there is a preferance to the mothers race.

Correct. It's 60/40 odds favoring the mother over the father.

 

[DahndI]

How does one get this divine bloodline? My current character is the immortal dragonborn emperor of tamriel, so magically enhanced that he can shrug off the knhaten flu like a common cold

 

[ArtayOfficial]

You must die. Then the Nine Divines will form and every descendant of yours will get divine bloodline.