How does SoD handle fiefs in Lords hands?

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Roninx

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Would you wait and build up a castle yourself before giving it to a lord or can you give the castle to a lord right a way and don't have to worry about uprading it? Does the lord manage the castle himself and if not is he still able to hire/train top tier troops, faith, nobility?

Also, I read in the FAQ that towns (castles as well maybe?), which are under your direct control, will train troops, I mean not just conscript new ones, but train them into higher tier troops. I haven't seen so? Do I still have to wait until the * appears next to the troop to take them into my army, then upgrade them via marshall and move them back into town?

Thanks a bunch folks!
 
Roninx said:
Would you wait and build up a castle yourself before giving it to a lord or can you give the castle to a lord right a way and don't have to worry about uprading it?

Does the lord manage the castle himself and if not is he still able to hire/train top tier troops, faith, nobility?

Also, I read in the FAQ that towns (castles as well maybe?), which are under your direct control, will train troops, I mean not just conscript new ones, but train them into higher tier troops. I haven't seen so? Do I still have to wait until the * appears next to the troop to take them into my army, then upgrade them via marshall and move them back into town?

Thanks a bunch folks!
Lords won't upgrade anything for you, but they still require the various facilities to upgrade.  However, you can build in a fief even if you've already given it away, so you don't have the constant game of give-and-take.  You'll see scripts as you go telling you who upgraded troops, and if not, they remind you they need facilities.

You can set garrison orders (nation-wide) from the Marshall: ranged, infantry, or both. They'll slowly get low-tier units that will need to be upgraded as they get experience. As above, your other lords will upgrade these; you'll need to train troops in your own castles or cities though.

As far as I know, Lords can't get nobles or faith units unless you give those units to the lords.
 
psfalk said:
Roninx said:
Would you wait and build up a castle yourself before giving it to a lord or can you give the castle to a lord right a way and don't have to worry about uprading it?

Does the lord manage the castle himself and if not is he still able to hire/train top tier troops, faith, nobility?

Also, I read in the FAQ that towns (castles as well maybe?), which are under your direct control, will train troops, I mean not just conscript new ones, but train them into higher tier troops. I haven't seen so? Do I still have to wait until the * appears next to the troop to take them into my army, then upgrade them via marshall and move them back into town?

Thanks a bunch folks!
Lords won't upgrade anything for you, but they still require the various facilities to upgrade.  However, you can build in a fief even if you've already given it away, so you don't have the constant game of give-and-take.  You'll see scripts as you go telling you who upgraded troops, and if not, they remind you they need facilities.

You can set garrison orders (nation-wide) from the Marshall: ranged, infantry, or both. They'll slowly get low-tier units that will need to be upgraded as they get experience. As above, your other lords will upgrade these; you'll need to train troops in your own castles or cities though.

As far as I know, Lords can't get nobles or faith units unless you give those units to the lords.

thanks psfalk, very helpful!  :grin:
 
Lords are a real pain... i am sick of them.
Whatever you tell them to do, they will do what they want.

I know this is supposed to be realistic, but a lord leaving a siege to do... god knows what, is frustrating and *not* realistic.
They are useful only when you have a ****load of them, but when you just starts your kingdom and have only 1 or 2 lords, their only use is to reduce your upkeep because in campain their are WAY too undisciplined. I mean : stupids.
 
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