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I read in the changelog that a Dayne may now claim Dawn if the house has converted from the seven, what determines if the house is considered converted from the Seven?

In one of my games I became LP of the Trident and for role-play reasons gave Starfall to one of my sons and granted him independence after I won my independence war so that Starfall would eventually fall back to Dorne.

Now I've converted to Rhillor but the Starfall branch of House Dayne is still faith of the seven. Does the highest ranked member being a different religion count as the house converting away? Do I have to be the liege of all the Dayne's? Do ALL the Dayne's have to convert to Lord of Light?

edit: my bad, apparently I just didn't see the decision in the intrigue menu.
 
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When you look at the claim dawn you can see the following: One of this must be true: (1) Be a knight or (2) Not be faith of the seven. In other words, the man trying to claim Dawn must either be a knight (a faith of the seven feature) or not be faith of the seven. Now this is based only from my own Dayne game, but you shouldn't have to convert the entire dynasty nor do you have to be the liege of all Dayne. Only the character that will claim Dawn matters. The change is that now you can be from another religion instead of being a knight.
 
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