Prophesy of pendor right to rule Pc#

RtR higher than 45 - 'the new king seems to be honorable and maybe will aid our cause later' RtR higher than 30 - 'will know who you are but still care more for gold' Without requirement - 'fight for anyone if he/she can pay' Strangely, the cease-fire bonus works if you are member of the dominating faction, i.e., you may suddenly gain right to rule points while working as a hired mercenary or vassal of a winning faction. Your affiliated faction makes peace, ending a warД¬ompanion returns with letter, recognized as monarch The following is a list of actions that change your right to rule rating:ДЄttack a vassal of a Kingdom which you are not in war with This was done to add some real use to this stat, that could be considered almost useless.

Since 3.9.0, right to rule is the requirement to unlock Mercenary Companies, that previously was dependant on relations and other special requirements.

you have Empire troops in your army, but are in war with Empire atm).

RtR defines how quickly major faction troops' morale is reset to 0 (in situation when they have negative morale because you are fighting their 'comrades' - e.g.

Very slightly affects lords' default decision making on matters such as 'who should receive this new fief our faction captured?'.

higher RtR encourages lords, who switch factions, join your faction rather than some other faction (bad reputations and with high controversy lords switch factions a lot).

Can't be higher than 30, or kings will not accept you to join their kingdom as their vassal.

Increases the strength of the argument 'Rightful King of Pendor' until you reach a RtR of 70, when you try toВ persuade a lord.

Increases the chance to successfully persuade a lord until RtR reaches 60 (if you have a lower RtR than 60 you face a penalty, when trying to persuade a lord).

Prophesy of pendor right to rule Pc#

Helps a female PC persuade her husband to rebel.

Warning: If you somehow managed to raise your right to rule too high (by sending out your companions as emissaries, etc.) before joining a faction, none of the current faction leaders will accept you into their faction. Right to rule can reach a maximum of 99, whilst the minimum is 0. It is advised that before you start a nation of your own, you prepare yourself enough so that the lords respect/know you. Remember that you, the player, are just a foreigner in Pendor, and getting right to rule is very difficult. This can take the form of the lords stating that 'You are a lord with no master' and vice versa after you talk to them. Having low right to rule also means that the lords in different factions will not respect you as much when you talk to them. If you have a low right to rule, other kingdoms will take you as a renegade, other lords may not join your faction, and other factions are more likely to declare war on you. The higher your right to rule is, the more likely lords will be to see you as the real king and even join you. This is used when you are founding your own kingdom.

Right to rule is the amount of 'respect' points you have.

4 Troops obtained upon sending to gather RtR.

Luckly I discovered serveral real-time weeks the backspace button still worked for the most part and what it's purpose for. Solo Sieging a castle of 2000 or more is a pain in the ass. Thank you Siege Tower battle for being default to charge when your suppose too. At that point the buttons 1-0 on the keyboard become totally useless and unfunctionable. Example: I always tell everyone to charge, but for some reason the order charge works fine, but no one is recieving the commands. For anyone wondering which glitch, it's the one for whatever reason the battle option can not seem to register any group your giving the orders to. As for the command orders, my only issues is the random bug glitch where it simply doesn't work. Siege battles and Tourneyment battles are my prefered means in engaging combat.

(basic export and import with 600 agility to make up for the lost mounted speed and use the horse for field traveling only) But honestly I don't care enough about it to actually complain about it. Which is why i am always dismounting myself before any combat. I can partially agree with the off balance in the mounted accuracy from any swinging weapon. I have played it, and they are both pretty good. really played it? Sure doesnt seem like it. Originally posted by Teralitha:Have you even played the original MnB? like.