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There's a total of three in the Old World, down near the Jade and Cathayans. It's achievable for you, if rather difficult.
The scribe in question is actually the Cathayan Imperial Scribe; he's the leader of the renegade Jade.
Okay, thanks a lot for the info. I'll just have to conquer southwards I suppose. There's just the matter of a huge Orc kingdom being in the way. lol I share a border with them at this point, so I could get started. I don't think I'll reach the Jade before I die, but it's worth a try!
Is there any chance that would change for Chaos Dorfs/Hashut? The Hashuti religion seems far more organized than your standard Chaos worship, even if such a Chaos cult is state run.
Will Carstein vampires allways take a 350 prestige hit for making new vampires, or are there some conditions that midigate the cost?
What does it take to trigger the event to grow as a Goblin, have been playing for 30 years, won a fair amount of duels and still got nothing.
Can the Tomb Kings be somehow wiped out by living factions so that Nefekhare can be reinhabited?
The Carsteins take prestige hit if they turn lowborns.
Nehekhara can be conquered in theory, but it's pretty much impossible for a living creature.
Nehekhara can be conquered in theory, but it's pretty much impossible for a living creature.
Nah. It's just insanely long-term (to the point I wonder if one can do it in the timespan given) and Nehekhara gives pretty much zero additional troops, income, or anything else.
It is mostly, and fittingly, dead land that you can gladly skip over.
Also keep in mind that all those Tomb Kings will still be...uh...alive, and launching claimant adventures on any Nehekharan title you take.
A horde could theoreticly take the land while burning all the holdings down and invalidate all titles above count. I think they don't even get permanent penalties as long as the capital is not in this cursed land.
Are there any region in Bretonnia that have some extra morr-flavour?
Let's say I wanted to start a game with a breton noble with the lore of death, where would the most appropriate region/province be to place him from canon-lore?
Let's say I wanted to start a game with a breton noble with the lore of death, where would the most appropriate region/province be to place him from canon-lore?
That's ok, hopefully I have time to cultivate a heir before it happens
On that topic, can the King of Bretonnia (emperor level) still be burned at the stake for magic usage?
Also, is the decision to invite the witch-hunters permanent, or do they have a "mission complete, now we return to the empire" event?
Btw, how do one get the fighter traits in this mod? Example: formidable fighter. Or have they been deactivated in leu of trait-bloat?
They are legacy traits and aren't used for anything and can't be gained through normal (non-console) game play.
There is a decision to tell them to piss off at the cost of 500 prestige and a 5 moral authority hit to Sigmarite, but no, nothing that allows them to permanently stay.That's ok, hopefully I have time to cultivate a heir before it happens
On that topic, can the King of Bretonnia (emperor level) still be burned at the stake for magic usage?
Also, is the decision to invite the witch-hunters permanent, or do they have a "mission complete, now we return to the empire" event?
Deactivated, there are large amounts of old coding still left in the system, just commented out, the fighter traits are some of those codes left out.
Maybe in the future they can be aquired by some people in some flavor quests events? Like grail quest, or blood dragons vampires? Or the decision to not use them is final?