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Ymira is low level, and I believe there is an old thread for the more companions that is not merged with diplo, but you might have to search around for it.
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Ymira is low level, and I believe there is an old thread for the more companions that is not merged with diplo, but you might have to search around for it.
lordJehovah
Grandmaster Knight
Really? I can write good literature, so...please consider.Awdphiu said:
lordJehovah
Grandmaster Knight
When you equip the companions' weapons/armors for yourself, when you exit the window, the selected item(s) would revert to its master's inventory.nikiosko said:
lordJehovah
Grandmaster Knight
Don't mention it, bro. Always happy to help. 
When in doubt about a mod feature, save the game and then try. If you screw something you can load the savegame and everything will be back to normal.nikiosko said:
Ladyser
Recruit
Okay...I feel like a moron, but internet searches have proven fruitless so I've decided to swallow my pride and ask a really dumb question. Obviously I'm very new to this game.
In-town skirmishes...how do you take out a weapon? My mouse wheel cycles between having shield out or put up, but I've only been able to attack with punches and kicks. I'm at the point of trying to fight Ramin of Wercheg, and punching him in the face obviously is not getting the job done.
Sorry for the dumb question, this is really driving me crazy.
In-town skirmishes...how do you take out a weapon? My mouse wheel cycles between having shield out or put up, but I've only been able to attack with punches and kicks. I'm at the point of trying to fight Ramin of Wercheg, and punching him in the face obviously is not getting the job done.
Sorry for the dumb question, this is really driving me crazy.
If you are a male character and prop up Arwa or Isola on the throne, can you marry them? Also, can female PCs marry bachelor kings?
If either of these are possible, does the PC get any more political power or other perks?
And is it possible to put every claimant on the throne if you work on them right after another?
If either of these are possible, does the PC get any more political power or other perks?
And is it possible to put every claimant on the throne if you work on them right after another?
English_Knight
Sergeant
Diplomacy, imo, really isn't that different from Native; just a few extra features. I think there is an extra companions one on its own somewhere, though.
A question from me which I have tried to search, but it's a bit too vague. What sort of income to castles give you in warband? I remember vanilla's castle income being nowhere near enough to support the garrison, so I never asked my liege for a castle (and always refused the offer). However, I've noticed that towns in warband gives tariffs as well as rents, which I don't recall being in vanilla.
A question from me which I have tried to search, but it's a bit too vague. What sort of income to castles give you in warband? I remember vanilla's castle income being nowhere near enough to support the garrison, so I never asked my liege for a castle (and always refused the offer). However, I've noticed that towns in warband gives tariffs as well as rents, which I don't recall being in vanilla.
No, there is no marrying kings or queens or claimants in Native.Double A said:
Towns give tariffs from the trade with caravans. Villages and castles only give rents. Castle rents are equal to the rents of the village that is attached to it.English_Knight said:
English_Knight
Sergeant
You can marry claimants in diplomacy though.
Thanks for the input about the castles. I'm not sure if that will support garrison alone. Looks like I will need to take prisoners and ransom them!
Thanks for the input about the castles. I'm not sure if that will support garrison alone. Looks like I will need to take prisoners and ransom them!
The "local noble" is just a placeholder. You need a wife or companion as minister for full options.Tantius said:
