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Are undead units (Undead Horde, Vampire Knights and Terrors) affected by attrition? If not, do they still count towards the attrition treshhold for the county they are in (therby raising attrition for non-undead friendly units in the same province at the same time)?
Is there a way to gain dragon mount as elf in ulthuan and if it is possible what are the requirements for it?
Finally managed to bribe backstab screw and usurp my way to the top doge position of ulthuan so this question might be relevant to my interests.
Finally managed to bribe backstab screw and usurp my way to the top doge position of ulthuan so this question might be relevant to my interests.
Having the caledor subculture of the Asur allows you to train a red dragon mount.
Playing on the newest version.
Was ghal maraz removed on purpose? There used to play a special music after reuniting the empire. Gone aswell or did I screw up somewhere?
Was ghal maraz removed on purpose? There used to play a special music after reuniting the empire. Gone aswell or did I screw up somewhere?
When playing a vampire ruler, have any Way of Life events been modified to allow for vampire-creation by this mod?
Examples could plausably be seduction and party -events.
Also, when playing as Vlad, having defeated Empress Otto, are there ways to turn her into a vampire while she still have her principally title?
Also, does AI vamprires ever sire new vampires?
Examples could plausably be seduction and party -events.
Also, when playing as Vlad, having defeated Empress Otto, are there ways to turn her into a vampire while she still have her principally title?
Also, does AI vamprires ever sire new vampires?
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Seduction works somewhat in that a seduced lover MAY be bitten.
If she converts to vampiric faith and joins your council, you can vampirise her.
Typically, yes.
Couple questions:
What might be reason for me being unable to raise personal levies from city of Lothern as it seems I can rise levies from other cities just fine? Making it the primary holding doesn't help. I have one fort in the same province under my control too and I can rise levies from it just fine. Also to note is that I can raise fleet levies from it just fine and when I gave it to vassal in test he was able to provide me with liege levy.
Then is the question of everchild not becoming everqueen:
Avelorn was not controlled by her and I had option to put her back in power by pressing button which I promptly did after becoming everking. She had affairs earlier and has been infertile for long having one bastard child. My character was married and I was wondering do I have to divorce my wife and try and marry everchild for some events to pop up?
What might be reason for me being unable to raise personal levies from city of Lothern as it seems I can rise levies from other cities just fine? Making it the primary holding doesn't help. I have one fort in the same province under my control too and I can rise levies from it just fine. Also to note is that I can raise fleet levies from it just fine and when I gave it to vassal in test he was able to provide me with liege levy.
Then is the question of everchild not becoming everqueen:
Avelorn was not controlled by her and I had option to put her back in power by pressing button which I promptly did after becoming everking. She had affairs earlier and has been infertile for long having one bastard child. My character was married and I was wondering do I have to divorce my wife and try and marry everchild for some events to pop up?
The Everqueen/Everchild-stuff is rather easy to break, sadly. You do not have to marry her at all, though.
No idea about Lothern.
I just got the "subjugation war against Middenheim" event. It said "you raise more undead and invade Middenland". However upon accepting, I get no more undead armies. Did it break, or was the text not to be understood as "you get more free armies if you accept"?
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So I've recently got a new computer, so I transferred over my modified version of this mod to my new comp. However, for some reason there is problems, such as parts of the dejure map belonging to vanilla kingdoms, and the loading screens showing vanilla images. I don't want to re-download it, as I don't feel like going and changing a ton of files to match my old ones. Any Ideas?
Also, maybe you could try downloading a "vanilla" version of the mod, then copy+replacing your modded folder into the default one? It'd only fix the problem if one of the non-edited files is missing, but it's something you could try.
Is there a general guide to the mod, or at least magic, that's not outdated?
How many features will I miss out on/find broken or lacking if I haven't bought any dlc since Conclave (inclusive)?
How many features will I miss out on/find broken or lacking if I haven't bought any dlc since Conclave (inclusive)?
Thanks for your responses
, it did turn out to be the .mod file getting messed up. I feel silly for not realizing this, guess I haven't played in too long.
How do you actually get stuff done as a strigoi vampire? it seems like your council hates your guts because vampiric only gives +50 opinion and making new strigois is so expensive.
Is there a workaround?
Is there a workaround?
I just downloaded this mod to try out; I've never played Warhammer before and I have no experience with it's lore.
So I was wondering: What is that mini-map thing at the bottom of the map (It's de-jure empire is the 'Under-Empire')? How does it work with the rest of the mod, I don't understand how you can access it as all sides are block off.
Thank you!
So I was wondering: What is that mini-map thing at the bottom of the map (It's de-jure empire is the 'Under-Empire')? How does it work with the rest of the mod, I don't understand how you can access it as all sides are block off.
Thank you!
The Under-Empire is a massive cavern system that stretches all across the world with entrances located in various locations on most landmasses (I assume, idk exactly) which, for this mod, are represented by de jure territory of the Under-Empire outside that small area that are linked to a single-province island in the Under-Empire by a "strait" to represent the tunnel. Only the Skaven, Greenskins, and Dwarves can go to war for land in the de jure Under-Empire, so if you're not one of those races you're out of luck.
Thanks for the quick reply! That's a pretty clever feature using straits like that.
So only Skaven, Greenskins, and Dwarves can get the territory, but can anyone use the caves (straits)? Is using it as a fast-travel-eqsue system viable?
The team made sure that each access point to the Under-Empire exits out to an island in the smaller map, probably to prevent this. It can still take a fairly long time to go through, so it's not all that useful since you need to push through into the Under-Empire, conquer the island that serves as your entry point, and then you can use it to travel if you're so inclined. This means the only races that can use it for what you suggest are the three I mentioned earlier.