Their max relation with the player is 97 as well. Note : bad-tempered lords will start with -3 relations with everyone, including the player. Opposite happens with a good personality lord, the more he remains in a kingdom the stronger link he will have towards it. Bad reputation lords will constantly be deteriorating relations with the other lords in the kingdom, causing the chance of them deserting or being exiled to increase. They will be the ones who will most often follow the marshal, defend their kingdom and help other lords. Note: L ords with good personalities are more valuable, but they're also harder to get as your vassals. Your relation with them drops over time automatically when they have no fiefs and it stops when they have at least 1 fief. If they have less, they will be pissed each time you give a fief to another vassal. The result is nearly relationship penalty. If you try to marry a lady, some lords will say you're foreigner and have no rights to do so. The player is always of foreign birth, and this attracts hate from some xenophobic lords. Lords do tend to support their friends, if a lord has many friends within his faction, then his friends will attempt to help defend his fiefs, whereas if a lord is hated, they will not defend him by their own choice. With aggressive lords, it's the exact opposite. They stick themselves inside the kingdom, battle with bandits, and do nothing else. When they offend you they are likely to hate you for it. Usually when this remark is 'honorable' they will like being released. Usg ul 263Īlso, when capturing a lord, he will make a certain statement such as 'grant me the honors of war' or 'I yield, call off your dogs'. The best way to find out who hates being released is by releasing every caught lord and keeping track. However as mentioned before, some take being released as dishonorable, resulting in a relationship penalty on your next meeting.

Others, however, will take it as an offense, stating that 'You would rather see me free and humiliated than in chains.

If defeated in battle by the player, some lords take being released as honorable act. For more on which lords have good personalities and should be acquired as later vassals, see here. Senior vassals the ones who already have children have consistent personalities between games, while the younger vassals' personalities are randomly assigned at the start of every new game. All vassals have different values and personalities, ranging from peaceful inland patrol to restless warmongers.

Prophecy of pendor companions