Orders

[Snall]

Instead of real ones (Or along with), able to make/name them yourself perhaps? You just give enough gold and a province or 2 or whatever and set it up and after that it is just like any others, of course this would be expensive.

 

[unmerged(5367)]

kind of hard to figure out what you are asking.

if it is about orders, theese are character driven. That is your kingdom consists of provinces and characters, heroes if you like.

Theese characters can then be ordered to give orders that will affect in certain radius around them.

This is how i understood it anyway.

 

[unmerged(6277)]

I assume Snall wants to set up the Grand Order of Snall (do you want fries with that)

 

[unmerged(547)]

Hmm, I do believe that the Orders are hard coded in and that all one can do is "influence" them. So, I don't believe that new ones could be added per se.

 

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Speaking of that, when did kings and nobles start founding their own orders? In the early and high periods, youve got the crusading orders of course. But then later there's the Golden Fleece (Burgundy 1430), the Garter (England 1348), etc.; what was the earliest of this type?

I guess what Im asking is: will these kinds of "honorary" orders be included too, or are we just talking about the crusading orders?

 

[unmerged(5367)]

*bangs head into keyboard*x cjvif g

ahem..

I dont think we have heard anything final about orders. You can give stuff to them, but as to founding.. well it has been suggested

 

[unmerged(11206)]

Originally posted by The camel
*bangs head into keyboard*x cjvif g

ahem..

I dont think we have heard anything final about orders. You can give stuff to them, but as to founding.. well it has been suggested

Hey hey, calm down. I didnt mean for you to hurt yourself.

Just an innocent question...

 

[Snall]

I think he was refering to his first post..heh. Sorry for be er...vague.

 

[ErmineClad]

Originally posted by BarbarossaHRE
Speaking of that, when did kings and nobles start founding their own orders? In the early and high periods, youve got the crusading orders of course. But then later there's the Golden Fleece (Burgundy 1430), the Garter (England 1348), etc.; what was the earliest of this type?

I guess what Im asking is: will these kinds of "honorary" orders be included too, or are we just talking about the crusading orders?

I know King Alfonso XI of Castille founded the order of the...Band (I think?) around 1330.

Before that I don't know.

 

[Judge]

Originally posted by Snall
Instead of real ones (Or along with), able to make/name them yourself perhaps? You just give enough gold and a province or 2 or whatever and set it up and after that it is just like any others, of course this would be expensive.

No, not as a feature in the game, it should be some historical connections at least

 

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Originally posted by Snall
Instead of real ones (Or along with), able to make/name them yourself perhaps? You just give enough gold and a province or 2 or whatever and set it up and after that it is just like any others, of course this would be expensive.

From the FAQ it appears Orders are not given entire provinces (let alone 2), but have their Castles/bases situated in provinces owned by a Lord.

Dunno if you can make your own... Prolly result in all sorts of wacky cultists running around! I for one don't want to see "The Blessed Brothers of the Eternal Carrot" going amok in the Holy Land...

 

[Norgesvenn]

Re: Re: Orders

Originally posted by Jarlen av Juks
Dunno if you can make your own... Prolly result in all sorts of wacky cultists running around! I for one don't want to see "The Blessed Brothers of the Eternal Carrot" going amok in the Holy Land...

Actually, The Poor Sons Of The Turnip were very influental in the Holy Land. Vegetables and crusading go hand in hand, really.