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Manaloth

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So, in the imprison prompt, I notice the note the dev team wrote about slaves not giving tyranny for imprisoning one without a reason, and I just started a game as an Ironborn and found my first salt wife.

So, technically, she is kind of a slave to me, since she's a forced concubine, but does that catagorize her as a slave, and exempt her from tyranny? or is it only those with the slave trait that is exempt? If there's a list of what is considered "slave" traits, and are exempt, I'd love to hear about them.
 
Only characters with the slave trait (you also have to own the slave) and the deserter trait are exempt from imprisonment tyranny.