Question about the 'Nobile' trait

[Hax]

Is it possible for a character to reach the status of Nobile in-game?

[Horst Nordfink]

Do you mean can a character who has not started with the trait Nobile acquire it during the game?

I'm not 100% sure to be honest, but I would've thought so. If a young characters father became Consul, then by right he should become a Nobile.

An EB member would probably be better to tell you.

[marodeur]

[QUOTE=horst nordfink]If a young characters father became Consul, then by right he should become a Nobile.
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I have seen this. He also gets a trait Firstborn and his father gets the trait homo novo, if he was a plebejan.

[Pharnakes]

Why would he gat the fist born trait?

You ony get that when you are the first born, I don't see what relevance that has here.

[AngryAngelDD]

Is it possible for a character to reach the status of Nobile in-game?

the question must read "Is it possible for a character to AVOID the status of Nobile in-game?


In my Romani campaign (@VH/H) about 169BC, many if not most of my FMs have the nobile trait. quite annyoing....

[marodeur]

Why would he gat the fist born trait?

You ony get that when you are the first born, I don't see what relevance that has here.

Amusingly he was not the firstborn son, but I guess because he has the trait because he has "comes after his father" and - other than his brother who is dull/languorous etc - is sharp/charismatic/vigorous and has made a career from the beginning. And I have never seen firstborn before, so I thought it could be related to the fact that in his case his father has pushed his career by being famous and that everybody sees him as his fathers younger double.