Consider dumping your diplomacy into negative.If you have, take Indulgent wastrel and level it up through events in the Rulership or Business focus. It costs 10 points, gives you +3 stewardship, and eventually gives you (+10 vassal opinion) and Legendary Wisdom (+1 monthly prestige) if you have over 8 and 12 stewardship skill respectively. Consider taking Administrator, especially if you do not have Way of Life.Good for medium ranks, letting you hold a large demesne and having it provide large amounts of demesne income and levies.One good build is high stewardship and martial. And if you do care, they're in your court, where each point in your diplomacy skill gives +3 to "personal diplomacy" opinion.Ĭhoosing skill levels As the only landed member of your dynasty, you probably don't care what your kin think of you. Diseases can be lost by becoming a Demon worshipper and reaching lv3.Celibate can be lost by joining a monastic order and reaching lv2.Slothful can be lost with the Scholarship focus.However, with the Reaper's Due DLC, Wounded may lead to Infection instead, and infections cannot be treated by your Court Physician consider taking Scurvy (-35) instead and stay on land until it wears off. And it leaves you with Scarred, giving you +0.1 monthly prestige. Wounded (-11) tends to go away on its own.You can lose Stressed (-14) and Depressed (-15) in several ways.Take negative traits that are easy to lose. using the War focus or Scholarship focus). The main downside to this strategy is that you might lose positive traits you gain through events (e.g. When you have more than 5-6 personality traits, each one has a separate MTTH to disappear. Most lifestyle traits are pegged at 10, while Indian religious branches and homosexuality are free. Event effects, including events to lose the trait or gain its opposite, do not affect the cost. Congenital traits, most of which have a 15% chance to be passed to children, do not have a multiplier. 0.25x for a specific religion group (definitely take Sayyid if Muslim!)Ĭombat modifiers, for when you personally lead an army:.0.5x for dynasty opinion (note that you don't have much of a dynasty).0.5x for opposite trait opinion ( your opinion of other characters, which is silly).
0.5x for sex appeal opinion (very useful for young women.).Trait with opinion modifiers have oddly unbalanced point values: 5 points for 10% increased demesne income (greedy trait).It says that achievements are enabled, but unless I disable mods, I don't actually get any of them.The age cost per point of each attribute is defined in a, and these are totaled for a given trait.Īttributes from traits have the same cost as base attributes: For the vast majority of achievements, this seems to be a viable workaround, but I'm not sure if anyone else is having the same problems triggering achievements while the checksum is actively modified.
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So far, it looks like I can play a modded save using the table until I meet the criteria for an achievement, save and exit, then reload the save without the mod (and without the table) and get the achievement. However, it does seem to be marking my Ironman saves as unmodded.
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So far, I have not successfully triggered any achievements with mods enabled. I quickly noticed that while the Achievements Enabled indicator was lighting up, I wasn't actually getting achievements (such as getting married, since I was completely new and had never played unmodded). I recently picked up CK3 and I'm experiencing some odd behavior with the new table. As a long time user of your CK2 mod, thank you very much.
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