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No, holding palaces is impossible, that's there just for testing; non-human races can spread, it depends on the race. Some have special ways, like the greenskins, there's only a limited few which cannot do it at all, such as the nehekharans.
The MTTH for elven death is not set and depends on some traits, so it can vary largely; also, some special characters, like Malekith, the Everqueen, Morathi etc. do not die at all of old age due to special circumstances. In general, old age is not something you should worry about as an elven ruler.
The invasion is not an hardcoded event, it's a cb, that obviously can only happen if a strong Naggaroth exists in the first place. If Malekith is dead, then Naggaroth has crumbled, I don't see how it should be capable of attacking Ulthuan.
-Having a big druchii kingdom without Malekith should indeed be a near-impossible task. Malekith achieved what he did with Naggaroth through a meticolous control since the very beginning and for thousands of years, during which the druchii became more and more deceitful and ambitious. With him gone, it is unlikely any other elf could manage to replicate the same achievement before the World Ends.
-As follows, there is no way to get the Witch King government if you are not the Witch King.
-I do not know about the magic items, as for power, Ulthuan starts stronger, but is waning, whereas the Empire starts broken, but can rise again. If an Interventionist Phoenix King manages to establish enough stable colonies, those can provide a lot of income and military support, but if Ulthuan remains isolated, it is destined to slowly fade away.
-That depends on the playstyle, I suppose.
-I think that is more of a localisation problem with what concerns river movement.
Khemri servants are not capable to rule over lands.
You know that occasional landless claimant who is always getting picked as "Courtier X for Your Kingdom"? That's the guy you need to give titles to. There is only a limited number of Khemri Tomb Kings capable of handling titles and they all think they deserve to rule over all of Nehekhara, because they used to.
You know that occasional landless claimant who is always getting picked as "Courtier X for Your Kingdom"? That's the guy you need to give titles to. There is only a limited number of Khemri Tomb Kings capable of handling titles and they all think they deserve to rule over all of Nehekhara, because they used to.
That's yep, that's the setback of Tomb King gameplay. Expanding is slow and difficult. On the other hand, you're eternal.
Tomb King are not a destructive tipe of undead and are incapable and unwilling to use necromancy; so, even if you did something like sterminating the population of a province, that would make the province entirely useless.
They are, but nomads are hardcoded to be independent from non-nomads, therefore making them nomads would deny their main purpose.
As for making it harder, I don't know, it seems right now expanding as a Tomb King is already not the easiest thing.
As for making it harder, I don't know, it seems right now expanding as a Tomb King is already not the easiest thing.
Yes, but that's more a problem of lack of content during peacetime, which will hopefully be addressed in the future. The Tomb Kings shouldn't be able to advance fast, slow and steady is their way.
Actually, most of the main mechanics for Chaos are available to open worshippers, not cultists.
Slaaneshi have the most, yes; tribal and nomad Khornates can call for a blood tournament, akin to the Amazons', Tzeentchians can make a ritual sacrifice of nine friends and relatives, Nurglites can spread specific illnesses by targetted decision.
Elven fertility is handled by trait. Each time an elf impregnates or gets pregnant, he has a chance of becoming infertile, which means the more babies he has, the more likely he is to become permanently infertile. The chance of becoming infertile changes depending on the race, with the Asur being the most sensitive.
Dwarves have the same system, but only females become infertile, unlike elves.
It's possible, we didn't touch fertility mechanics in a long time.
The main problem with reducing fertility is that the AI becomes even more punitive regarding marriage proposals.
The main problem with reducing fertility is that the AI becomes even more punitive regarding marriage proposals.
Yes, any secret cultist has conversion plots.
As for druchii, specific mechanics for druchii mages are not coded; druchii males are forbidden to learn magic under Malekith. They can still attempt to study in the basic ways, through a tutor or by themselves, but doing so when the Witch King is alive is a risk.
Sorceresses can only exist as long as Malekith does, since stealing all the magically gifted women and forcing them into his service is his idea.
As for druchii, specific mechanics for druchii mages are not coded; druchii males are forbidden to learn magic under Malekith. They can still attempt to study in the basic ways, through a tutor or by themselves, but doing so when the Witch King is alive is a risk.
Sorceresses can only exist as long as Malekith does, since stealing all the magically gifted women and forcing them into his service is his idea.
Yes, special slaaneshi mechanics are regarding the management of harem and the quirking, but they are for open worshippers, not hidden cultists.
No, government form and Empire are destroyed on succession, there's no way of having Malekith's government unless you are Malekith and Malekith alone.