I know the player can't marry Rhagaea when she is empress in the early game. But in my game play I've defeated the empire and Rhagaea is now only a clan leader instead of empress. Does that mean she is now marriable? Or she is single but not available because she's still leader of a clan?
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Is Rhagaea marriable in the late game?
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Lesbosisles
Knight at Arms
Never tested it myself, but people say that there's some kind of an age cap, e.g. the age your character and NPCs can engage. According to what people say, this age is about 40 years old, so Rhagaea is not marriable due to this cap.
In other words - too old
In other words - too old
LOL oops didn't thought about this. But this doesn't make sense to me. Pregnancy chance could have an age cap, but marriage shouldn't. She's still the hottest on the continent any given time.Never tested it myself, but people say that there's some kind of an age cap, e.g. the age your character and NPCs can engage. According to what people say, this age is about 40 years old, so Rhagaea is not marriable due to this cap.
In other words - too old
Clan leaders cannot be married at all.
Razdv
Veteran
Why you even need to marry in medieval to not make children? This is the point to get heir of noble parents.LOL oops didn't thought about this. But this doesn't make sense to me. Pregnancy chance could have an age cap, but marriage shouldn't. She's still the hottest on the continent any given time.
Lesbosisles
Knight at Arms
The answer has already been given - by the popular opinion, she's the hottest MILF in the whole Calradia
Decimus Drake
Recruit
I'd like the option to marry nobles of either sex and adopt someone to be my heir.
you would be a ruler without an heir due to her "biological clock"... So it's a really bad idea from the get go... And even if you want to marry into her clan, there's only the daughter heiress, who then is transferred into your clan, probably if we've had deaths working, I bet that atm if Rhagaea dies and her daughter is married to the player the game is highly likely to glitch into some game breaking bug hahahah
Kshahdoo
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Wasn't she the empress? I mean, legitimating your ruler status is always a good thing.
you'd become her consort, and she can't produce anymore heirs. So nope, it wouldn't be a way of legitimating your ruler. Remember, she's barren, and under any feudalistic society, the importance of marriage is producing heirs, if you can't, then it's pointless, wouldn't help at all
In reality, women are still able to have children in their forties, although there is risk involved even in today's world. It would be significant risk in a medieval setting, but it should still be possible.
today they are, back than not so much
Human biology hasn't changed at all in thousands of years, so it depends on the individual and their health. People live longer today it's true, but biological clocks still vary greatly from one person to another.
oh . my . gawd... Go research
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Look, you may have spent some time on Wikipedia today, but that doesn't make you the foreword on human biology. It's far more complicated than you think, and there are many more factors at play than a person's age.
Follow your own advice, and do some research on the subject.
here, I'll help you:Look, you may have spent some time on Wikipedia today, but that doesn't make you the foreword on human biology. It's far more complicated than you think, and there are many more factors at play than a person's age.
Follow your own advice, and do some research on the subject.
A historical perspective on menopause and menopausal age. - PubMed - NCBI
"Earliest known references to menopause have been very scarce. Aristotle referred to age at menopause being 40 years. "
Which has a strong consensus towards it. Since then the food intake has changed drastically, and the health of the people in general increased, making every aspect of aging consequences more late. Though 40 years old, even if not barren, the chances of congenital deceases increases drastically.
Anyway, fk it, the tedium of being at home is making me waste time arguing with walls. Be well
Hahahahaha. Please get some education on the subject before you post nonsense like this
plenty of things changed. I like when people speak of things like how food makes our teeth weaker, and compare it to the medieval or even Napoleonic times starting back then people did not have problem with their teeth. Its just a uneducated myth being repeated by people using `common` sensie. @ontopic. I would bang her. You should be able to make her your wife. Also you could have super cool civil war once she dies. This would make for an exciting gameplaya and would in fact be realistic
DestructoRama
Banned
Anyone who's looked into this subject will understand you're correct.
The only people who disagree are often doing it through some political lens and are biased against the realities of female fertility/age.
what snaps me, though, is that I come from a family of Doctors, I know these things since I was a kid, I joke you not. Than I have to see people talking with their elbows on the internet about things they know nothing about. It's so annoying hahaha
I'd bang her too, I'm at the age where a woman being 40 or 20 doesn't make much of a difference (30's are golden)Hahahahaha. Please get some education on the subject before you post nonsense like this
