Ancillaries / Traits / Titles
Title says it all:
post your traits and ancillaries with desired effect. Titles , condecorations, and useful characters can be included, as many other things, from objects to land estates.
I will update this first post with the list to keep them all visible and in the same place.
Here are a few to get the ball rolling:
Grande de España (spain,title): This man´s family is one of the few chosen among the chosen. The highest nobility of Spain. Their riches in some occasions surpass the king´s own, and they can wear head dress in the king´s presence.
+2 influence, +1 management, +2 morale.
Vilain (all, social): This man is not of noble origin, and that is known by the people around him.
-2 influence, -1 management, -2 morale.
Duelist (all, trait): This man´s inclination of defending his honour are seen as excessively fierce even by the standards of the most purists.
+1 influence, -1 morale.
Inquisitor (catholics, ancilla): (this one DOES add to unrest): An inquisitor is a man whos mission is to erradicate evil. By any means. He might be a useful man to have, but a dangerous one too.
+ 3 law, + 5 unrest.
Monk (all except muslims, ancilla): A man of God, who spent most of his life in a monastery and now belongs to a court of a powerful man and takes care of the paperwork.
+1 law, +2 influence.
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EDIT: EC´s religious agents:
Bishop - The clergy can be perceived by masses as spoilt and corrupted, but none can question their influence over those who rule.
+ 1 influence
+ 1 unrest
+ 1 law
Archbishop - A support of that man can be valuable, but risky in these times of religious turmoil.
+ 2 influence
+ 2 unrest
+ 3 law
Cardinal - To have a Cardinal as a friend is a blessing, sometimes a very troublesome blessing.
+ 3 influence
+ 3 unrest
+ 5 law
+ 1 management
Jesuit Priest - Jesuits are great scholars and administrators. Their religious believes, however, provoke those of different views.
+ 1 unrest
+ 5 law
+ 1 management
Protestant Preacher - While such men preach about damnation and the need for every man to live righteously to be worth the afterlife in Heaven, the commerce flourishes as men work more efficient inspired by faith.
+ 2 trade income
+ 1 unrest
+ 5 law
Orthodox Bishop - Orthodox Priest is a highly respectable person, although there are sometimes some infidel who dislike those Holy Men.
+ 1 influence
+ 1 unrest
+ 5 law
Patriarch - A man who has a Patriarch for an advisor is a powerful one, and his enemies know it.
+ 2 influence
+ 1 unrest
+ 5 law
+ 1 management
Mullah - Scholars of Qu'ran are usually good administrators.
+ 5 law
+ 1 management
Ulama - Islamic law will flourish when oversaw by such a remarkable man.
+ 10 law
+ 1 management
And some other ideas for ancillaries:
Sarmata (for Poland only)
Polish nobles used to consider themselves as better than the nobility of other nations. While such ideas could give popularity, they were not valued by the wise.
+ 1 morale
- 1 influence
Zagonczyk (for Poland only-well not really but I'm not sure what would be its Russian, Turkish etc. etc. name)
Before a battle starts, some particularly brave riders provoke the enemy soldiers to fight. Some of them become famous and boost the morale of their fellow companions.
+ 1 attack when commanding cavalry
+ 1 morale
Tatar Prisoner (for eastern european factions but not Tatars and Turks;should be assign as 'turncoat' type ancillary)
A reminder of a once won battle.
+ 1 influence
Tatar Servant
If treated properly,a captured enemy can sometime become a very loyal servant. Still, there can be some who see him firstly as an infidel.
+ 2 personal security
+ 1 unrest
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Inquisitor (catholics, ancilla): (this one DOES add to unrest): An inquisitor is a man whos mission is to erradicate evil. By any means. He might be a useful man to have, but a dangerous one too.
+ 3 law, + 5 unrest.
Monk (all except muslims, ancilla): A man of God, who spent most of his life in a monastery and now belongs to a court of a powerful man and takes care of the paperwork.
+1 law, +2 influence.
Senator
+ 1 influence
Interrex
- should be available only for a faction heir who is Archbishop or higher ( I think we can make a 'trait' for clergy: no children but they go bishop-archbishop-cardinal-? in a way a trait is developed. What you think?)
+ 5 influence
Kasztelan Krakowski
The most important of senators, the most prestigous title in the Commonwealth.
+ 5 influence
Royal Grand Hetman
Grand Hetman wields power greater than even some Kings. He can collect taxes, raise troops, make treaties, a trully powerful figure. Can be at the same time: Senator, Royal Grand Chancellor or Kasztelan Krakowski.
+ 4 influence
+ 2 command
+ 15% move points
Royal Field Hetman
Field Hetman is under commands of Grand Hetman. Field Hetman has similar powers as his supervisor but this title is less prestigous as Field Hetmans most often didn't act on their own on a big scale. Can at the same time be: Senator, Kasztelan Krakowski or Royal Grand Chancellor.
+ 3 influence
+ 1 command
+ 15% move points
Royal Grand Chancellor
The first minister and advisor of His Majesty the King for the Crown of Poland. Takes care of most of domestic and foreign policy. Can also at the same time be: Senator, Royal Hetman titles.
+ 4 influence
+ 1 command
+ 2 management
+ 10 law
Royal Grand Marshall
An important minister and King's advisor. Can be at the same time: Senator.
+ 2 influence
+ 1 command
+ 1 management
Royal Court Marshall
The officer of the court. Can be at the same time: Senator.
+ 1 influence
+ 2 management
Lithuanian Grand Hetman
Grand Hetman wields power greater than even some Kings. He can collect taxes, raise troops, make treaties, a trully powerful figure. Can be at the same time: Senator, Lithuanian Grand Chancellor.
+ 4 influence
+ 2 command
+ 15% move points
Lithuanian Field Hetman
Field Hetman is under commands of Grand Hetman. Field Hetman has similar powers as his supervisor but this title is less prestigous as Field Hetmans most often didn't act on their own on a big scale. Can at the same time be: Senator, Lithuanian Grand Chancellor.
+ 3 influence
+ 1 command
+ 15% move points
Lithuanian Grand Chancellor
The first minister and advisor of His Majesty the King for the Grand Duchy of Lithuania. Takes care of most of domestic and foreign policy. Can also at the same time be: Senator, Lithuanian Hetman titles.
+ 4 influence
+ 1 command
+ 2 management
+ 10 law
Lithuanian Grand Marshall
An important minister and King's advisor. Can be at the same time: Senator.
+ 2 influence
+ 1 command
+ 1 management
Lithuanian Court Marshall
The officer of the court. Can be at the same time: Senator.
+ 1 influence
+ 2 management
Crimean Tatars Titles:
Kalgay - available only for the crown prince
+ 3 influence
+ 1 command
+ 5 law
+ 1 trade income
Nureddin
+ 2 influence
+ 1 command
+ 5 law
Ser Asker Sultan of Kuban
+ 2 influence
+ 2 command
+ 15% move points
Ser Asker Sultan of Bucak
+ 2 influence
+ 2 command
+ 15% move points
Ser Asker Sultan of Yedisan
+ 2 influence
+ 2 command
+ 15% move points
Tyryn Bei
+ 3 influence
+ 2 command
+ 15% move points
Aktacy Bei
+ 1 influence
+ 2 command
Ulug Aga
+ 3 influence
+ 2 management
+ 1 command
Effendi of Divan
+ 2 influence
+ 2 management
+ 2 trade income
Grand Mufti of Bakhcesaray
+ 1 influence
+ 1 management
+ 10 law
Some for-many-faction ancillaries:
Rotamaster (for catholic and protestant factions only?)
An able officer is valuable in times of war.
+ 15% move points
Illegitimate Child
An illegitimate child is an uncomfortable fact for this man.
- 1 influence
Influential Wife
Some men are simply too weak to make decisions on their own.
- 2 influence
- 1 morale
Personal Spy
This man has an agent keeping him informed of what his enemies do.
+ 1 line of sight
+ 1 personal security
+ 1 subterfuge
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Another thing I thought of: Maybe we could add piety as another quality.
This is a time when religion is all important after all..
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