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Man, I just can't play the original game anymore. I can't even really play Elder Kings much before coming back to this mod. Don't get me wrong, they're all amazing, but something about this mod always draws me back.
 
Velg said:
I am of opinion this game needs more massacres & lieges being stabbed by angry courtiers. So basically +1 from me.

(also, that should have the percentage chance to go VERY awful - just so you are not sure that those pesky Kingsguard will be killed)
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Does anybody know how to go about making such an event for a submod?
 
firelordzuko said:
You have to enter the Konami code and light a candle to the Stranger.

Besides the various Targs who start with dragons, fire-obsessed characters can get the ambition to acquire a dragon egg. You're unlikely to succeed in hatching it unless you're a High Valyrian Targaryen, though.
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Well, there are other factor that helps. Going to the places with intel is good idea with all characters, I think - even though it won't near guarantee you anything if you aren't Targaeryen.
 
Velg said:
Well, there are other factor that helps. Going to the places with intel is good idea with all characters, I think - even though it won't near guarantee you anything if you aren't Targaeryen.
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How, precisely, does the intel work? Is there an event I can get for Harrenhal and Summerhall? Never got anything except for the character flag ...
 
firelordzuko said:
How, precisely, does the intel work? Is there an event I can get for Harrenhal and Summerhall? Never got anything except for the character flag ...
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After having egg - and probably event aabout 'maybe there's some life in this stone - you just should 'visit' those provinces (assign your character to army raised there). The locations are:
- Citadel (you find book about hatching dragons ;) )
- Dragonstone
- Harrenhall
- Summerhall
etc. After this, you have set flags (e.g. dragon_intel_citadel, IIRC) signifying that you have your intel. If you hatch your dragon while having those flags active, you have higher chance to actually succeed.

Moreover, I believe that Citadel info is absolute necessity - if their guide to dragons is even remotelly actual (and if I didn't misread events), it brings chances of taming dragon from X%/300 (taming without Citadel info) to X%/100.
 
Don't forget the province of Hammerhal(I think that's it's name) in the north part of the Reach, near Tumbleton. That's where the Field of Fire happened.

Also, Citadel info isn't required. I hatched two eggs without it.
 
Beric Dondarion said:
Don't forget the province of Hammerhal(I think that's it's name) in the north part of the Reach, near Tumbleton. That's where the Field of Fire happened.

Also, Citadel info isn't required. I hatched two eggs without it.
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I didn't meant that it's requirement. It's just that it is best of all intels - and it's definitely worth sailing to Oldtown if you aren't Targaeryen perfect dragon breeder :)
 
Never really had anything to do with Oldtown in my games, but having seen it mentioned positively here I decided to give it a go. Hopefully after that I'll gain all of the Reach afterwards.

I'm actually kinda sad that the Targaryen family died out on their own in my current game. Daenerys claimed the throne and carried on her bloodline, but somewhere in the process they aaaall died. This is the ACoK scenario (I was mostly on 'observe' a lot of the time to just see what would happen over the next 50 years, altering a few people just to maintain balance, including giving Dany the ability to have children again). Robb won, the Lannisters died out except for descendants of Jaime, the Tyrells all descended from Ser Loras... but the Targayens are gone :(
 
Fugara said:
Never really had anything to do with Oldtown in my games, but having seen it mentioned positively here I decided to give it a go. Hopefully after that I'll gain all of the Reach afterwards.

I'm actually kinda sad that the Targaryen family died out on their own in my current game. Daenerys claimed the throne and carried on her bloodline, but somewhere in the process they aaaall died. This is the ACoK scenario (I was mostly on 'observe' a lot of the time to just see what would happen over the next 50 years, altering a few people just to maintain balance, including giving Dany the ability to have children again). Robb won, the Lannisters died out except for descendants of Jaime, the Tyrells all descended from Ser Loras... but the Targayens are gone :(
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I know what you mean. Seeing one of the Great Noble Houses die out is particularly painful. In my game, the Tullys have all died out, and the Starks nearly died out too if I haven't helped Jon's bastard son take the North. I had him marry my daughter, and somehow they managed to produce over 7 children! And, curiously, all the Baratheons have Dornish features.
 
Fugara said:
Never really had anything to do with Oldtown in my games, but having seen it mentioned positively here I decided to give it a go. Hopefully after that I'll gain all of the Reach afterwards.

I'm actually kinda sad that the Targaryen family died out on their own in my current game. Daenerys claimed the throne and carried on her bloodline, but somewhere in the process they aaaall died. This is the ACoK scenario (I was mostly on 'observe' a lot of the time to just see what would happen over the next 50 years, altering a few people just to maintain balance, including giving Dany the ability to have children again). Robb won, the Lannisters died out except for descendants of Jaime, the Tyrells all descended from Ser Loras... but the Targayens are gone :(
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Well, it's:
modifier = {
factor = 3.5
FROM = { has_character_flag = dragon_intel_citadel }
}
modifier = {
factor = 1.5
FROM = { has_character_flag = dragon_intel_harrenhal }
}
modifier = {
factor = 2
FROM = { has_character_flag = dragon_intel_dragonstone }
}
modifier = {
factor = 2.5
FROM = { has_character_flag = dragon_intel_dragonpit }
}
modifier = {
factor = 1.5
FROM = { has_character_flag = dragon_intel_fof }
}
modifier = {
factor = 2.5
FROM = { has_character_flag = dragon_intel_summerhal }
}
modifier = {
factor = 2
FROM = { has_character_flag = dragon_intel_eggs }
}
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(as far as I understand, fof = Field of Fire, so province mentioned above, and „dragonpit” is just any province with dragon pit (presumably King's Landing), so those can make some difference. And – sadly – it's one of your few fays to improve your chances. I don't suppose you could reasonably e.g. become Targaeryen, or become Chosen of R'hollor in no time ;)

Also, in taming:

modifier = {
factor = 3
FROM = { has_character_flag = dragon_intel_citadel }
}
modifier = {
factor = 3
FROM = { culture_group = valyrian }
}
modifier = {
factor = 1.5
FROM = { religion = rhllor }
}
modifier = {
factor = 3
FROM = { trait = favored_by_rhllor }
}
modifier = {
factor = 10
FROM = { trait = chosen_by_rhllor }
}
modifier = {
factor = 1.5
FROM = { has_character_flag = dragon_intel_harrenhal }
}
modifier = {
factor = 1.5
FROM = { has_character_flag = dragon_intel_dragonstone }
}
modifier = {
factor = 2.5
FROM = { has_character_flag = dragon_intel_dragonpit }
}
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and having dragon_intel_harrenhall seems much easier than e.g. becoming „abomination of incest”. Dragon pit in your demesne also gives 5x here. And that's about the preparations you can reasonably take - the rest is up to your eugenics ;)
 
Liar said:
I know what you mean. Seeing one of the Great Noble Houses die out is particularly painful. In my game, the Tullys have all died out, and the Starks nearly died out too if I haven't helped Jon's bastard son take the North. I had him marry my daughter, and somehow they managed to produce over 7 children! And, curiously, all the Baratheons have Dornish features.
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The seed is not strong...
 
At least the Baratheons are still ruling the Stormlands!

Still, I don't know what's up with House Reyne's fertility. In just four generations, I managed to have 200 total members of the House with 100 still alive. I practically have to marry cousins with cousins for the sake of the best match-ups.
 
If you marry sons / relatives it's not anything exceptional - and frankly, it'd possible to achieve just by marrying everyone if not for:
- sheer number of people you need to keep track of. Seriously, if someone thinks I am gonna watch my third kid's fourt child growth...
- court number reducing fertility of unlanded relatives.

Of course, it'll be even more fast if you're going to bang much women!

(though Walder Frey's record still evades me... seriously, a fifteen living children is just too small!)
 
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