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Fultic said:

JosieJ said:

I believe you can with the Diplomacy mod.

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How do I get divorced?!

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If memory serves right, in Diplomacy the option to get divorced is somewhere in the camp menu. Not sure whether you have to enable the cheatmenu or not.
And for the mod to allow you to marry a companion, first you have to grant them a fief.

Roberto3371 said:

But then I go and try another mod and after all that downloading I only discover that yes this is nowhere near as good as pendor it just has a couple of elements which would be great IN pendor. Such as foraging, entertainment skill with some logical tweaks and a good old fashioned workover to make half the lords women including Sir Rayne.

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We're further veering offtopic here but, such emptiness mainly derives from the fact that people usually start trying out mods when bored of Calradia. PoP is one of the few mods available with such a deep conversion from the original setup. This why some people may feel dissapointment when going from PoP to other mods. On a side note, I never really appreciated those two skills in Brytenwalda. I disabled and/or modded several of the morale penalties and overall realism added by Idibil to better appreciate the bigger picture. Ahh, the nostalgia of it.

To each their own indeed.

No, no, I meant deleting <youknowwhat>, coding a switch would come after that. I know about SD hiatus.

Edit: Alright, if you're fine with it.

MadVader said:

I switched to a single version to simplify development, but I see now that may have been a mistake.

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I believe you should consider contacting SD to delete the source of the problem like it should've been.

For some people, choosing their weapon is a matter of personal preference, not everyone is a min/max psycho. What comes as a turn-on for someone may result dull to others, different styles/abilities/situations call for different choices, Testing the weapons available until you find the right one for you is a big part of the fun. In addition, PoP has a wide range of highly devastating weapons, do not underestimate the rule of cool.

Falkner92 said:

What do you use for infantry and cavalry?

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Adventurers, Rogue Knights, Heretic Magnus, etc.

If those who replied do not receive a warning my only hope is that they take the experience for future reference.

@OP:
The only faction troops I use in early/mid game are ravenstern rangers.

Lady Raubrey said:

Popular like this? http://forums.taleworlds.com/index.php/topic,280500.0.html

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Why they decided to ruin his thread by trolling is beyond me.

What I intend to clarify is that disgruntled/restless status is established at game start, from there it progresses subject to events and personality traits as usual. On a side note, this information (intrigue) is regarded as troop notes, and revealed by lords on a relation ratio according to your persuasion skill.

Lady Raubrey said:

And esp. if it is  earlish in the game and the lords have fiefs, there is little reason for them to be unhappy.

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Most lord's attributes are randomized when starting a new game, including relationship. This is why you can see defections as early as day 2.


1. When you rebel you keep everything you have. If you simply renounce your oath, empty your holdings first.
2. If they have nothing left to learn from him, then yes.
3. Yes, it is.
4. He is not the hardest, but still tricky if you're not well prepared. I've defeated him having good ranged backup (100+ Silvermists and/or KoTEG)

mr48 said:

Do you mean that their parties fight each other if they run into each other on the map?

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Yes, their respective factions have a relation of -100.

thunderfire said:

I have a question about household troops. Most lords have the knighthood order troops of their faction. These constitue as household troops, is that correct?
If I tell them to adapt to my culture, does that affect these troops?

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No, household troops are unique troops designated to certain lords in each faction. These troops are fixed and do not change with the lord's culture (e.g., Duke Brennus: KotL, Duke Alexis: KotD, Earl Aedin: Adventurers.) You can the identify household troops by closely observing a war party. Also, bear in mind that although certain companions have special troops, these are not considered as household. Companions made into lords obtain household troops when they found an order in one of their holdings. There were changes made to household troops between 3.5 and 3.6, so the list above is not accurate. However, in that same topic Raubrey linked, this list seems fairly accurate with 3.6 changes.

mr48 said:

does establishing and building relations with the Knights of the Ebony Gauntlet interact negatively with my Noldor relations in the game mechanics, or is their mutual dislike only a part of the lore?

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No, it doesn't. Their dislike is part of both lore and their respective factions parties.

fidoman1272 said:

With the surgery skill, does the % of people knocked out when they would normally be killed work in the way that once I get it to 100% (using multiple people, not cheating) would it simply mean that I would have 100% more people getting knocked out relative to people getting killed, or would I just be so amazing at playing doctor that I would be able to heal all of the most horrific Jatu-lance-to-the-face type of injury?

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As already pointed out, the surgery skill adds up to 56% to the survivability of you troops. However this is added upon the base 25%, which means when this skill reaches 14, your troops have 25 + 56 = 81% survivability rate. The engine calculates this each time a troop is fatally wounded. Here is a reference from the wiki, but if you read carefully the in-game description of the three medical skills you'll get a better understanding of how they work.

nirkoj said:

Come to think of it: aren't we all expecting an AAR from you, missy?

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Never in the least when I teased you back then did I expect for you to come out with such a display of creativity and inspiration. Shortcomings expected from a first-timer aside, there is only one thing for me to say,

Splendid job.

"The fastest way to obtain something is to procure it yourself."

Upon that premise, I'd like to share a thought:
If someone finds themselves unable to procure something they require, and decides to appeal to the good will of strangers to procure it for them, the smart approach to use is the one that yields the fastest results. Communities, in general, usually have both explicit and unspoken rules. Regardless of what you may think about said rules, one truth remains the same: The more people you accomplish to reach with your request, the faster and better the results you obtain.

I believe, if you understand a certain approach prevents a number of people from providing you with assistance and still do so anyway, ultimately you're accomplishing nothing more than thwarting your own endeavor by depriving yourself of sources who would otherwise attend to what you inquire. It is an utmost irony, in my opinion however, to approach a community scoffing at their regulations and protest for being scoffed at.

I hope these words serve some purpose to those who read.

nirkoj said:

I love elven and druid cultures as usually depicted by authors in fantasy lore. though i see how their 'holier than thou' archetype can rub people the wrong way.

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They are usually depicted as wise beings in deep relation with nature and a strong sense of cybernetics, something I believe one should strive for.


Those who just know the noldor from Pendor may appreciate:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noldor
http://lotr.wikia.com/wiki/Ñoldor

Epicrules said:

I hate elves because I play Dwarf Fortress.

That should tell you enough.

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Hahaha, indeed it does.

I love elven and druid cultures as usually depicted by authors in fantasy lore. though i see how their 'holier than thou' archetype can rub people the wrong way.
Is that your reason people?

Lady Raubrey said:

A god's voice booms across the sky:"I Eunomia Stabilitis, first in rank amongst the hierarchy of the Pendor Gods, warn you, Chosen One.  You face many dangers ahead."

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Ohh... gotcha!

Lady Raubrey said:

One does not become Queen, or achieve 7500 renown, by being saintly.”

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Lady Raubrey said:

Suddenly, Lady Raubrey looks at me, her eyes dark and her face stark.

"Good Night Mildred Azi Dah...sss," m'lady chirps. How is Emirin and your family?"

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I'm getting a bad feeling about this...


37th attempt!? wth, exaggerated much? lol
-. Keep'em coming

Perhaps I was not clear, they join to help when you initiate the battle, not join an ongoing one.