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Faith of the Seven cannot take concubines (well the Dornish cultures can), I have no idea why that is appearing in the description.
 
I've been wondering, what do I need to change to give High Valyrian characters(thus only Targs and Velaryons) the choice to take concubines?
 
I've been wondering, what do I need to change to give High Valyrian characters(thus only Targs and Velaryons) the choice to take concubines?

A concubine generally needs to be a lover or a slave depending on religion and culture.
 
Well yeah but Dornish can take concubines while High Valyrians can't. So obviously there most be something that can be added to the High Valyrian culture to make them able to take concubines.

I simply can't find it.
 
Well yeah but Dornish can take concubines while High Valyrians can't. So obviously there most be something that can be added to the High Valyrian culture to make them able to take concubines.

I simply can't find it.

Valyrian religion following High Valyrians can just not faith of the seven ones, the Dornish can as paramours but the rest of the Faith of the Seven followers can't. I could see it working and been useful for say Aegon IV and Aerys II who are confirmed to have had lots of mistresses and then dumpt them not most other Targs don't seme to have openly had them so it might cause odd issues with all Targs and the Velaryons in Westeros been able to do so unless it's scripted around traits like lustful and stuff and maybe no more then one or two at any time or something.

I leave that to the dev team to work out.
 
I don't even want it in the mod, I want it for myself.
Has to do with roleplaying after Aegon conquers Westeros for the Targs again.

So just to be clear it would be a modification for myself, not everyone else.
 
What you need to do is modify the 'employ concubine' decision. It's found in targetted_decisions.txt

Code:
  employ_concubine = {
     ai_target_filter = sub_realm
     filter = sub_realm
     from_potential = {
       is_ruler = yes
       is_female = no   
       OR = {
         has_dlc = "The Old Gods"
         ai = yes
       }
       age = 16
       has_concubinage = yes
       OR = {
         culture_group = dornish
         NOT = { religion = the_seven }
       }   
       NOT = { culture_group = andal }
       NOT = { culture_group = first_men }
     }
     potential = {
       is_lover = FROM
       is_female = yes
       is_married = no
       is_betrothed = no
       is_consort = no
       is_ruler = no
       NOT = { has_opinion_modifier = { who = ROOT modifier = opinion_set_aside } }
     }
     allow = {
             
     }
     effect = {
       add_consort = FROM
       FROM = {
         if = {
           limit = { culture_group = dornish }
           any_consort = {
             limit = {
               NOT = { is_lover = ROOT }
               NOT = { trait = slave }
             }
             remove_consort = ROOT
           }
         }
       }   
     }
     revoke_allowed = {
       always = no
     }
     ai_will_do = {
       factor = 1
       
       modifier = {
         factor = 0.5
       }
       modifier = {
         factor = 0
         FROM = {
           OR = {
             trait = chaste
             trait = celibate
             trait = homosexual
             trait = eunuch
           }
         }   
       }
     }
   }
 
So that's why I couldn't find anything.

Am I right that I need to add another line under "culture_group = dornish" with the relevant culture and add the relevant culture into this "limit = { culture_group = dornish }"?

I have never modified decisions before.
 
So do I need to be dornish or do the concubines? I am playing as high valyrian slaveholders and it still does not let me have the "take concubine" option.
 
So do I need to be dornish or do the concubines? I am playing as high valyrian slaveholders and it still does not let me have the "take concubine" option.

Here is what I did. No clue if its correct but it works on Lovers and Slaves. No idea what I would need to make it work for non-lovers.

Code:
employ_concubine = {
        ai_target_filter = sub_realm
        filter = sub_realm
        from_potential = {
            is_ruler = yes
            is_female = no   
            OR = {
                has_dlc = "The Old Gods"
                ai = yes
            }
            age = 16
            has_concubinage = yes
            OR = {
                culture_group = dornish
                culture = high_valyrian
                NOT = { religion = the_seven }
            }   
            NOT = { culture_group = andal }
            NOT = { culture_group = first_men }
        }
        potential = {
            is_lover = FROM
            is_female = yes
            is_married = no
            is_betrothed = no
            is_consort = no
            is_ruler = no
            NOT = { has_opinion_modifier = { who = ROOT modifier = opinion_set_aside } }
        }
        allow = {
                       
        }
        effect = {
            add_consort = FROM
            FROM = {
                if = {
                    limit = { culture_group = dornish culture = high_valyrian }
                    any_consort = {
                        limit = {
                            NOT = { is_lover = ROOT }
                            NOT = { trait = slave }
                        }
                        remove_consort = ROOT
                    }
                }
            }   
        }
        revoke_allowed = {
            always = no
        }
        ai_will_do = {
            factor = 1
           
            modifier = {
                factor = 0.5
            }
            modifier = {
                factor = 0
                FROM = {
                    OR = {
                        trait = chaste
                        trait = celibate
                        trait = homosexual
                        trait = eunuch
                    }
                }   
            }
        }
    }