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Komujeese

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Unsurprisingly I'm playing a game as Aegon and I've conquered all of Westeros and some other places. I've probably 40 bastards, and I'm 80 years old. I wondered why I'm not dead yet. I used the console to check the info on Aegon. It says his health is 10. It's certainly not normal for 80 year old characters, but is it possibly even for younger men?

Is this a bug or is he supposed to be so resilient?

Furthermore, there seems to be an issue with inheritance. When just another bastard was born, the game decided he should be my heir, although there are at least 10 people in front of him in the line. I have Agnatic-Cognatic primogeniture, and there are loads of male children who are older than him. Could it be because the child is in Dorne, and I understand Dorne has been buggy with inheritance before?
 
Aegon has like 8.0 health at the start.
 
IIRC, health doesn't actually decrease as a character gets older - it's just that the chance/mean time to happen of health-related events (infirmity, incapability, possibly illness, and of course death) decreases, so an 80 year old having 10 health isn't much more unlikely than a 16 year old having 10 health - highly exceptional, almost unheard of outside of ruler-designed or special characters (which Aegon naturally is), but not impossible. If Aegon started with 8 health, I'd guess he picked up a trait/modifier/focus or somesuch that increased his health from that.
 
Komujeese said:
Unsurprisingly I'm playing a game as Aegon and I've conquered all of Westeros and some other places. I've probably 40 bastards, and I'm 80 years old. I wondered why I'm not dead yet. I used the console to check the info on Aegon. It says his health is 10. It's certainly not normal for 80 year old characters, but is it possibly even for younger men?

Is this a bug or is he supposed to be so resilient?

Furthermore, there seems to be an issue with inheritance. When just another bastard was born, the game decided he should be my heir, although there are at least 10 people in front of him in the line. I have Agnatic-Cognatic primogeniture, and there are loads of male children who are older than him. Could it be because the child is in Dorne, and I understand Dorne has been buggy with inheritance before?
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I am in the same situation. Dude survived 2 bouts of Greyscale after sailing the smoking sea. Hell, he even outlived Balerion who died from boredom or something like it.

I just keep on breeding. A Walder Frey 300 years early!
 
thewista said:
I am in the same situation. Dude survived 2 bouts of Greyscale after sailing the smoking sea. Hell, he even outlived Balerion who died from boredom or something like it.

I just keep on breeding. A Walder Frey 300 years early!
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Aegon finally died at the age of 87. He outlived two of his dragons. The third one was just about to turn 2 so it could be tamed, and then Aegon died. All of his descendants acquired dynastic stain -40 on his death.
 
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