Princess Use?

[antisocialmunky]

Are you guys be inclined to use princesses for the Diadochi since there were a string of political marriages during the their existance?

[MarcusAureliusAntoninus]

This issue is under discussion, but there are good opertunities for some factions to use this. However, the feature where princesses will steal a general from another faction isn't really historical.

[CaesarAugustus]

Antony and Cleopatra, maybe?

[gamegeek2]

Just eliminate the stealing thing! That's probably the best way...It doesn't seem to be historically accurate...

[hellenes]

Antony and Cleopatra, maybe?

Exactly...

[Foot]

Antony and Cleopatra, maybe?

Cleo didn't exactly steal Antony from the Republic. He was a power-hungry sociopath with meglomaniac tendencies who tried to carve out a little empire for himself in the east. Cleo hardly stole him for another faction.

Foot

[oudysseos]

Possibly true about Antonius' character but Cleopatra certainly facilitated his drift away from Rome. My concern about the princesses is that not every faction conforms to the 'family dynasty' model- so I would prefer if they were called something else. "Influential Women"? "WAGs"?

[Foot]

Well we can call them different things for different factions.

Foot

[antisocialmunky]

I'll call them "Jail Bait" all the same.

[Vorian]

The Diadochoi used marriages for alliance all the time

[Sarkiss]

The Diadochoi used marriages for alliance all the time
and not just them. it didnt mean nicking a general/king like in MTWII though:laugh4:

[Vorian]

I can't remeber how many times I randomly married princesses to generals just to avoid them staying virgin for all their lifes, I never really used priests, spies and princesses. Assasins did all the job in MTW

[PseRamesses]

You know what guys! I´d rather see a "prospector" instead. Send one out and find hidden mineral veins and trade resources. Could this be possible?

[bovi]

No, sorry.