Is there a way to see what Lords are honourable and which ones aren't?

[phorest]

Mainly for some roleplaying purposes, but it'd be nice to check anyway. So, does anyone know how? Do I need to go into Edit Mode or something?

 

[Lord Leoric of Wercheg]

They change with every game I believe.

 

[Venitius]

Well, game-wise, the intro conversation might help (e.g. honourable Lords might say something like "take pity on the less unfortunate" or that they wish to fight you, on the battlefield or in the tournament ground).

 

[stygN]

So yeah.. It changes every new game.

You can ask farmers and such in the villages and they can tell you about the lords..

The only real reason you would need this to is to find the meanest and most bloodthirsty lord if you want to start a war with another faction. At least I guess the mean and bloodthirsty lords are more likely to give you the "War" quest..

Just a guess though : P

 

[kingofnoobia]

The only real reason you would need this to is to find the meanest and most bloodthirsty lord if you want to start a war with another faction. At least I guess the mean and bloodthirsty lords are more likely to give you the "War" quest..

He said it's mainly for roleplaying purposes .

The first time you talk to them, you can see it. Honorable lords say something like "Remember to temper your courage with honor, ..." or something like that, while evil lords threaten "I would normally cut your tongue out for your impudence, but I'm in a good mood today".

In really about every conversation you notice it immediately. When an honourable lord is defeated and can be taken prisoner, he says (something like): "I yield, grant me the honors of war, and do yourself credit" or they congratulate you on your victory, while evil lords say something like "I yield to you, you've won. Ach, the shame of it". Some evil lords even get angry when you release them.

And also something easy to spot: evil lords always have -3 relation to you at the start of a game, even if you have done absolutely nothing wrong.

Just a question: are there also neutral lords (perhaps apart from kings)?

 

[stygN]

Well, the only thing that affect the game I meant.

Of course, the roleplay also have something to do with "your" game, but not with the actual game, if you catch my drift.

I too roleplay a lot, but I generally make up my mind for all the names, like I don't like Druli because he hated me in the first game I played (I think I was given a village that was his when I became a lord), so whenever I roleplay (like actually talk and make up voices for the lords and stuff) he is always on my Bad list.
Falsevor (or whatever) is on my good list, just because I like him, he looks good and I like it that he has a banner with three horseshoes and is a Rhodok Lord, that's basically like General Patton having a Swastika on his uniform or something : )

 

[phorest]

Yeah, problem is some Lords just ask "Do I know you?" . But thanks anyway guys.

 

[TheRealAgamemnon]

that's basically like General Patton having a Swastika on his uniform or something : )

erm...ok

 

[kingofnoobia]

Yeah, problem is some Lords just ask "Do I know you?" . But thanks anyway guys.

I think (not sure) that they are neutral.