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Nukumnehtar

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I found Tyrion's first wife Tysha to be absent from the database, so I figured I might as well write the code for her if you devs would like (minus ids, of course):

Code:
 = { #Tysha - Tyrion's First Wife
	name = "Tysha"
	female=yes
	
	religion="the_seven"	
	culture="westerman"
	
	add_trait="kind"
	add_trait="fair"
	add_trait="trusting"
	
	8274.1.1 = {
		birth="8274.1.1"
	}
	8287.1.1 = { 
		effect = {
			any_spouse = {
				add_lover = ROOT
			}
		}
	} #Tyrion meets Tysha, falls in love with her and marries her
	8287.4.1 = { 
		dynasty=(possibly give her the "Silverfist" house as Tyrion describes to Sansa?)
		effect = {
			any_spouse = {
				remove_lover = ROOT
			}
		}
	} #Tywin passes Tysha among his guards in order to fool Tyrion into thinking she was a whore hired to play a part
}

And adjustments to Tyrion's code:
Code:
	8287.1.1 = { 
		add_spouse=#Tysha
		effect = {
			any_spouse = {
				add_lover = ROOT
			}
		}
	} #Tyrion meets Tysha, falls in love with her and marries her
	8287.4.1 = { 
		effect = {
			any_spouse = {
				remove_lover = ROOT
			}
		}
		add_trait="widowed"
		remove_spouse=#Tysha
	} #Tywin passes Tysha among his guards in order to fool Tyrion into thinking she was a whore hired to play a part
 
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Lustful and hedonist placed because now she is essentially forced to be a whore, and there is no whore trait. ;p Not really a personal character trait, but mostly to represent her new way of life from Tyrion's perspective.
 
I can tell you where whores aren't going, anywhere in the show.

Yeah, they apparantly skipped the whole "I hate you now because you lied to me about Tysha back when we were teenagers" between Jaime and Tyrion ^^
"This is goodbye, I love you bro" instead of "I hate you and I am so angry now that I am going to kill both Shae and Tywin".
 
No. And also, what the fuck, dude, Lustful and Hedonist on her because she was a rape victim? Seriously?

There is really no need to be rude. I was just making a suggesting and the devs can edit however they like. Those two trait are from Tyrion's prospective of her until he learned the truth from his brother. No need to be vulgar just for that...
 
Yeah, they apparantly skipped the whole "I hate you now because you lied to me about Tysha back when we were teenagers" between Jaime and Tyrion ^^
"This is goodbye, I love you bro" instead of "I hate you and I am so angry now that I am going to kill both Shae and Tywin".



I'm half convinced they know they are going to leapfrog GRRM's work and plan to pull a Full Metal Alchemist.

And, yeah, giving her lustful and hedonistic is not really okay, but I understand where the OP is coming from in that that is how many people will perceive her as being even though that's not how she actually is.
 
And, yeah, giving her lustful and hedonistic is not really okay, but I understand where the OP is coming from in that that is how many people will perceive her as being even though that's not how she actually is.

Yeah, so I removed them as suggested. I just thought it would be Tyrion's point of view that would matter until Martin reveals more details about what happened to her, if he does at all.
 
Why lustful and hedonist? I guess she's not there yet because noone has yet figured out where exactly whores are going xD

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