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Like the title says i was wondering if a RTW general can get titles. Like i have a seleucid general named Alexander. I want him to lead attcks on egypt and hopefully be called "the great". Is this possible? if so can someone post a pic of their general whos called "the great" or "the conqueror"? thanks
Yes it is possible.
Look at the two bottom leaders in the list on the left. Cunning and Conqueror. Cunning is for the faction leader who uses lots of spies. Conqueror is I think for a leader who eliminates faction(s).
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I have seen "Great" before.
If you kill a few, I think you get "Scarface" (with the "). A few victories, and you get 'Victor'. Then, I had a few generals who had passed this stage. One got 'the Brave', one got 'the Great'. If he comes to age crippled, he is 'the Crippled'. Not sure about the rest, but I know there are more.
Non-military: 'the Killer' is from using assassins (unsure about this). 'the Cunning' is from using spies and assassins. Both are only obtainable by the faction leader.
I have had one general out of all my RTW career be called "The Great." Mind you, he was a godly general, and pretty much singlehandedly wiped out two factions. Sadly, I'm not sure of the trait that triggered it.
Other titles like "Victor/The Conqueror" and "The Mighty" are easier to come by. Just keep winning battles.
Other characteristics are out of your control. I had an FL once with the title of "The Morbid". Likewise, "The Cunning" I believe comes from the trait "Exceptional Ambusher" and one was "The Orator."
I think it is from the legendary commander trait. That one does have an epithet, and "The Great" seems the most appropriate. "Scarface" comes from the scarred-trait, which you general obtains if he regularly loses most of his hitpoints during battle. "The Killer" can be obtained both by succesfull assassins as by faction leaders who recruit a lot of them.Quote:
Originally Posted by GeneralHankerchief
I like to Get The Great Tait on one of my guys,but Never can,lo..
How do you get the scroll on the left?Quote:
Originally Posted by Severous
It is possible for example kburkert the builder.
That one is possible.
Right mouse click on the 'Army' tabQuote:
Originally Posted by Bombasticus Maximus
Kburkert - those links in your post (signature?) dont seem to be formatted properly.
Thanks.
I PM'd him with the code.
Here is my general "Kaeso the Great"
https://img86.imageshack.us/img86/81...reat3vv.th.jpg
He commanded Brutii forces in a H/H difficulty imperial campaign. His sphere of operations included fights in Thermon, Athens, Sparta (Historic battle), Larissa, Thessolonica, Bylazora, Porrolissum, Campus Lazyges, and Lovosice.
Whilst I was looking for 'the great' in my saved games I came across these:
- a 'Victor' in the Prologue and during Julii Imperial (M/M)
- 'Decius the Mad'..from a Dangerously Mad trait (-3 Command, -3 Management, -2 Influence)
- 'Marcus the Cunning' (I get this often) Spy and Assassin use.
- 'Decius the Handsome'..Godlike perfection trait. He had 2 sibling brothers. One also had this so was also 'Gaius the Handsome'. Other sibling had mere 'Handsome' trait so didnt get the name.
- 'Lewd' in a Carthage swap game. As it was a 'succesion campaign' and that was my character I think the person giving me the game had a laugh at that.:laugh4:
- Seen 'Honest' amongst Carthage generals in particular.
Is there such thing as "the Coward". I thought I saw something like that from a Gallic general. If there is something like that, my guess is it comes from running from a lot of battles.
I've had many of the traits listed above, btut never the Great. I've had the Conqueror a lot. I als oremember I had these two brothers at he same time, they were ''The Brave" and "The Victor", they pretty much conquered all off spain and Gaul together. I laso remember a general of mine who had he's name changed in game. He went from Amulius Tiberius? to Amulius Victor. Never had a title, just had his name changed instead. That was the first time I had seen that effect.
Kiya (starting field general for Egypt) went on to become Kiya the Great, Kiya the Conqueror, Kiya the Bloody. He had many traits. Best general/faction leader I've had. :cheerleader:
You had Kiya become your main starting general? Interesting. I used Khnumhoptep (or something), who was the starting heir. Kiya was Khnumhoptep's backup. I guess whoever your main starting Egyptian general is, they automatically become awesome because Khnumhoptep lived to be 80 and conquered significant portions of the Seleucids, Armenia, and Parthia.
My Spy Hanno Alalia just spotted 'Publius the Mean'. For being 'Foul mouthed' perhaps ?
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He is the SPQR faction leader in the Carthage game we are playing in the PbM section of this forum.
My spy earned +1 spy skill for finding him. Seemed a neat result for spotting such a prime target.
That's nothing. My Kiya led the campaign that expanded the Ptolemaic Empire's borders to the Caspian Sea and later into the Aegean. He died aged 87 (possibly 89?) just after taking Athens. :bow:Quote:
Originally Posted by GeneralHankerchief
Touché, Craterus. :bow:
If I ever play as Egypt again (highly unlikely, since I have a lineup of factions and then M2TW comes out), I shall steer Kiya to glory.
Speaking about "the great" title. Who else thinks pompey should not be called pompey the great?? His cogmen was 'magnus' which in latin was the great. The problem was, he called himself that. A person's nickname should be what someone else calls him, not what he calls himself.
And yes, iv seen the great title in RTW.
In Pompey's defence, it was his soldiers that first hailed him as "magnus". Sulla, who had made himself dictator of Rome at that point, also called him this, probably because he found Pompey a useful tool, and a tool very susceptible to flattery of this kind.Quote:
Originally Posted by holybandit
I shall go on calling him Pompey :laugh4:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ludens
Victor is a title. The Romans have cognomons (nick names), Victor means Victorius. The equivelant of "Conqerer" I expect.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shadows
I have a general who's title is Secundus "The Good". Anyone know how I got this? He used to be "The Victor".
I think it has something to do with the benevolent ruler trait.Quote:
Originally Posted by diablodelmar
ah yes. me too. he is now Alexander The Conqueror. i hope he will be The Great before he dies. i may perhaps show a pic.https://img277.imageshack.us/img277/...nqueror4cf.jpg a pic from my current RTG campaign. (clck my sig to find out more about RTG)Quote:
Originally Posted by Hannibal99
no!!! he died next turn!
What about the "Infantryman?" I had one general who was known as Tiberius the Infantryman. His son was the best general I ever had, first Asinius the Mighty then Asinius the Great. Brought three factions down: Britons, Germans and the SPQR. His cousin, a general had the title "the Might" and "Conqueror" Guess it all runs in the family. Sadly, my bro uninstalled the game so I lost my game :furious3:
Decius the Great, just after he earned the title by eliminating the last of the rebels in Iberia. He single handedly took down both Gaul and Spain as well as Carthago Nova from the Carthaginians before staying there to quell unrest.
Sadly he died the very next turn ~:pissed:
https://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y1...i69/Decius.jpg
These two are easy to procure for your faction leader:
- the cunning: use spies a lot
- the killer: use assasins a lot
Simple :balloon2:
I had a family member who was called Decius "The Editor". No idea where that came from.
if you have an academy,scriptorium or ludus magna in your city a family member that stays there may learn a thing or two and get a good handful of retinues. editor is not rare.
Ah, nevermind then :)
Never saw it before.
Virssuccius the Wrathful, he gained the title after chasing down 900+ routing Gauls, who were besieging my city.
https://img50.imageshack.us/img50/3927/naamloos7ey.jpg
"Wrathful" not very rare but a bit hard to get as you have to win many victories or kill a lot of people.
If you see the file "export_VnVs.txt" in "Rome - Total War\Data\text" folder you will see a list of the traits and the titles you can get with them.
I would show you my list, but it's in spanish so... :smiley:
welcome to the org SWT ~:wave:
Thank you very much Spartan! I'm really enjoying this game. It's a pity I discovered it so late...
I hope the language not to be a problem for me here... Oh, and sorry for the giant image I put in the "Roman_Scipii" section, I thought it would be reduced automatically :sweatdrop:
Complete list of titles family members and agents can get, + the required traits:
Pathological Liar
Lies and falsehoods flow from this man like water. It is doubtful whether or not he even knows the truth himself.
-4 Influence
the Liar
Glorious Fool
This man is a born leader who inspires his men to follow him to almost certain death. Unfortunately, the 'almost' bit only seems to apply to him.
-3 Command, +6 Morale for all troops on the battlefield.
This popular commander has become a serious danger to his own troops!
the Glorious
Legendary Admiral
This man's victories at sea are so numerous that he has become a legend in his own lifetime.
+5 Command at sea, +50% Movement
This man is now seen as almost unmatched in his grasp of naval warfare.
the Navigator
Cruelly Scarred
Fate - and his enemies - have dealt this man many a cruel blow, and more than few low blows too!
-2 Influence, +2 to your general's hitpoints (how many hits your general can take before dying).
This general's many scars now prove that he is very difficult to kill!
"Scarface"
Infantry Commander of Genius
This man has a superb grasp of infantry tactics, and this inspires confidence in the men he leads.
+2 Command when commanding infantry.
This man is now seen as one of the great infantry leaders of the current day.
the Infantryman
Cavalry Commander of Genius
This man has a consummate grasp of cavalry tactics, and this instills confidence in the men he commands.
+2 Command when commanding cavalry.
This man is now seen as one of the great cavalry commanders of the current day.
the Horseman
Legendary Commander
His proven ability to command in battle has made this man a legend, not least amongst his men who will follow him into any fight!
+5 Command, +2 Influence
This man is considered by nearly all to be the mightiest of military leaders!
the Mighty
Heroic Attacker
His proven ability to command in attacks has made this man legendary, not least amongst his men.
+4 Command when attacking, +4 to movement.
Thanks to his aggressive nature this man now has few equals when attacking in battle.
the Attacker
Pathetic Attacker
This man has a talent for turning even a moderate chance of victory, when attacking, into an almost certain defeat!
-3 Command when attacking
the Foolhardy
Heroic Defender
This man's prowess when fighting defensively is almost unsurpassed and the stuff of legend.
+3 Command when defending.
Thanks to his tenacious nature, this man has few equals when defending in battle.
the Defender
Exceptional Ambusher
The noble art of the surprise attack is almost personified in this man. He is adept at striking when and where his enemy least expects.
+2 Command when ambushing.
This man has become an expert at the art of ambushing his enemies.
the Cunning
Legendary Siege Expert
An almost unsurpassed ability to besiege enemy towns means few defenders have the skills to hold his army at bay.
+2 Command when assaulting walls, +30 Build Points (required for the construction of siege equipment).
This man now has few equals when it comes to the arts of siege warfare.
the Conqueror
Legendary City Defender
This man is known throughout the world as a valiant and unsurpassed defensive genius. Give him a wall and he will hold it against the Gods!
+2 Command when defending walls, 20% discount on construction costs.
This man has few equals when defending a fort, town or city.
the Defender
Insanely Brave
Like Hector, Hero and Achilles, this man's bravery knows no bounds. He is a living legend and others draw much hope and motivation from him!
+3 Morale for all troops on the battlefield, +1 Influence, 30% discount on unit training costs.
This man is now lauded as a hero by all - an inspiration to those he leads into battle!
the Brave
National Hero
This man is a Roman who fears no man - a new brother to Bellona, the goddess of war. The people love him!
+4 Morale for all troops on the battlefield, +20% Popular Standing (your popularity with the people).
the Brave
Legendary Hero
Like Horatius, this man's bravery knows no bounds. He is rightly famed among Romans as Aeneas reborn, or even a new Romulus!
+4 Morale for all troops on the battlefield, +1 Influence, +25% Popular Standing (your popularity with the people).
the Great
Berserker
This man's berserk rages are the stuff of legend! His almost suicidal savagery is unmatched and fearsome!
+2 to your general's hitpoints (how many hits your general can take before dying), +3 Command when attacking, -3 Command when defending.
This man's berserk rages are now talked about with amazement, wonder and fear!
the Bloody-Handed
Craven Coward
This man's spinelessness in combat is well known. He has lost the respect of most men.
-2 Command, -2 Influence
the Lily-livered
Ruled By Fear
This man's girlish screeching in the face of an enemy provokes amused horror and utter contempt in equal measure.
-3 Command, -2 Influence
the Coward
Legendary Warlord
This man's victories cannot be easily counted, and his presence on a battlefield inspires warriors to acts of insane heroism.
+2 Command, +2 Morale for all troops on the battlefield, +2 Influence, +4 Law (improves public order).
This man is now recognised as a supremely skilful and great war leader for his people.
the Great
Conqueror
If you kill a man you're a murderer. Kill them all and you're a conqueror!
-15% Senate Standing (your popularity with the Senate), 30% Popular Standing (your popularity with the people).
the Victor
Conquering Hero
If you kill a man you're a murderer. Kill many and you're a hero. Kill them all and you're favoured by the Gods - or dangerously unbalanced!
+6 Influence, -3 from personal security (increases the chances of falling victim to assassination).
the Conqueror
Eagle Collector
Taking more than two Eagles makes this man a legend.
+3 Morale for all troops on the battlefield, +3 Influence.
of the Eagles
Uncontrollable Rage
When the red mist descends upon this man, nobody is safe. His family, slaves and few remaining friends know that to hide is to live.
-3 Influence, -1 Management, -1 Morale for all troops on the battlefield.
the Wrathful
Not Safe with Man or Beast
This man's debauchery is so foul and continuous that he provokes disgust and not a little fear.
-6 Influence
the Foul
Swears Like A Trooper
Unable to utter a single sentence that isn't laced with the foulest curses, even this man's friends avoid long conversations where possible.
-3 Influence, +3 Morale for all troops on the battlefield.
This man's swearing is so profuse that it has become the stuff of legend!
the Profane
Irredeemably Foul-mouthed
Foulness constantly spills from this man's lips. This is a serious handicap in a political career, or in any situation where some decorum is needed.
+4 Morale for all troops on the battlefield, 20% penalty to your popularity with the Senate, 20% bonus to your popularity with the people.
This man's swearing is so profuse that it has become the stuff of legend!
the Profane
Lewd
This man has no restraint in his lewd and lascivious language and behaviour, and delights in his collection of 'unusual' artworks.
-3 Influence
the Lewd
Unhinged Loon
This man's habit of painting his bottom purple and wearing goat bladders has led many to suspect his headaches may not be all that is amiss.
-3 Influence, -3 Command, -3 Management
the Mad
Dangerously Mad
This man has a disturbing tendency to bite people at inopportune moments: there is the mute testimony of his guests' and slaves' scars.
-3 Influence, -3 Morale for all troops on the battlefield.
the Mad
Pious
This man has deep and genuinely held religious convictions, and has a genuine respect for the priesthood and the advice they give him.
+3 Influence, -1 Morale for all troops on the battlefield.
the Holy
Sacrilegious
This man is openly contemptuous of money-grubbing, sanctimonious priests, refusing them any courtesy and always ascribing the basest of motives to their prattling.
+3 to Unrest (has a negative effect on public order), -3 to Morale for all troops on the battlefield.
the Blasphemer
Foolishly Indiscreet
No secret is secret for long when this man knows it. His name is a byword for foolish indiscretion and loose talk.
-3 Influence, -6 Electability (Reduces the chances of being elected to senatorial offices).
the Gossip
Miserly
This man is mean to the point of his name being a byword for being mean.
+3 Management, -3 Influence
the Mean
Virtus
This man is a model for all Romans: he has 'virtus' - the quality of a true man - in annoying abundance, but never boasts about it.
+1 Influence, +9 Electability (Improves the chances of getting elected to senatorial offices), +15% Senate Standing (your popularity with the Senate).
Augustus
Phlegmatic
This man's cold and unemotional ways make him an uncharismatic figure. Or not quite human.
-1 Influence, +3 Management
the Cold-hearted
Melancholic
This man is given to fits of depression so deep and hopeless that he can barely concentrate on his duty.
-3 Influence, -3 Morale for all troops on the battlefield.
the Morbid
Choleric
This man has an excess of spleen that makes him easy to annoy and slow to forget a slight.
-3 Influence
the Angry
Gladiator Obsessed
This man's love of the Games and Gladiators makes him a well-loved figure among the common folk.
-2 from Unrest (has a positive effect on public order), +15% Popular Standing (your popularity with the people), -15% Senate Standing (your popularity with the Senate).
This man is famed for his love of the Games.
the Munerator
Worships Gladiators
This man's excessive interest in gladiators and bloodsports is widely regarded as unhealthy, as is his habit of dressing as a gladiator.
-3 from Unrest (has a positive effect on public order), +20% Popular Standing (your popularity with the people), -20% Senate Standing (your popularity with the Senate).
This man is now seen as tasteless and gauche for his undue obsession with the Games and he is rather proud of his common folk tastes.
the Munerator
Fanatical Chariot Racer
Nothing gives this man more pleasure than spending all day at the races. Duty is conveniently forgotten.
-1 Management, -2 from Unrest (has a positive effect on public order), +15% Popular Standing (your popularity with the people), -15% Senate Standing (your popularity with the Senate), -6 Electability (Reduces the chances of getting elected to senatorial offices).
the Charioteer
Great Deceiver
Falsehood is a weapon in this man's armoury, one that he deploys with consummate skill to baffle enemies and rivals.
+1 Influence, +1 Command, +9 Electability (Improves the chances of getting elected to senatorial offices), +15% Senate Standing (your popularity with the Senate).
the Cunning
Upright
This man can be relied on to do the 'right thing' no matter how personally unpleasant or costly.
100% increase to cost to bribe, +6 Law (improves public order).
the Honest
Outraged Husband
Is there anyone that this man's wife has not slept with? Her behaviour makes him a laughing stock!
-3 Influence
the Cuckold
Exterminator
If you want an entire people wiped out this man is one of the few individuals with the stomach for the job.
30% bonus to cash gained from looting.
the Butcher
Paralytic
Even the God of wine would find this man's drinking habits disturbing. His capacity is bottomless; his drunken cravings dominate his few waking moments.
-3 Influence, -2 Command, -3 Management, -2 to your general's hitpoints (how many hits your general can take before dying).
This man is incapacitated by his drinking.
the Drunkard
Grotesquely Perverse
Even the most abject slave goes in terror of this man, as his rampant desires are never far from his debauched mind.
-4 Influence
the Perverse
Sexual Predator
To see a woman is to want her, and this man lets nothing stand in the way of his unwelcome and unpleasant lust.
-3 Influence, +2 Fertility (Increases the chance of having children), -3 from personal security (increases the chances of falling victim to assassination).
the Lecherous
Indolent Lardy Arse
Not even the danger of battle can inspire this man to rouse himself from his comfortable torpor.
-4 Management, -20% to Movement Points (reduces the distance armies can march).
the Fat
Hates The Gods
This man has publicly turned his back on the Gods and all matters of religion, seeing them as a hollow sham. Some find his position extreme and worrying.
+4 to Unrest (has a negative effect on public order).
the Faithless
Venerates The Gods
Pious in the extreme, this man will not leave his home unless he has made the proper sacrifices for the day!
+4 Influence, -2 from line of sight (reduces the range at which enemies are spotted).
the Pious
Great Orator
This man's exceptional speaking ability can grip any audience and get them to follow his line of reasoning.
+3 Influence, +5% Popular Standing (your popularity with the people).
the Orator
Apician Glutton
When asked, "Who ate all the lark's tongue pies?", this man merely digs deep into the state purse and orders some more!
20% penalty on all trade income.
Corpulentus
Ruled by Luck
This man's devotion to games of chance is absolute. His losses are now met from any source he can find.
20% penalty on all trade income, 50% decrease to cost to bribe.
the Gambler
Absolutely Just
This man's name has become a byword for justice and fairness in legal matters.
+3 Law (improves public order).
the Just
Cruel Ruler
This man not only enjoys using his power, he enjoys seeing others suffer as a result.
+1 Influence, +3 to Unrest (has a negative effect on public order), -3 from personal security (increases the chances of falling victim to assassination).
the Cruel
Humane Ruler
This man sees power as a means of improving the lot of others, almost regardless of the final consequences.
-1 Influence, -3 from squalor (increases public order and population growth), -3 from Unrest (has a positive effect on public order).
the Good
Great Builder
This man has such an abiding passion for creating magnificent buildings that he will immortalise his reputation.
+1 Influence, 15% discount on construction costs, -3 from squalor (increases public order and population growth).
the Builder
Rods-And-Axes
This man's belief in the rightness of Roman law is unshakeable, and his enforcement of it is inflexible, even harsh.
+3 to Unrest (has a negative effect on public order), +6 Law (improves public order), +15% Senate Standing (your popularity with the Senate).
the Harsh
Authoritarian Governor
This man believes in absolute control of society by those given positions of power. Control is for the good of all.
+3 to Unrest (has a negative effect on public order), +6 Law (improves public order).
the Harsh
Liberal Governor
This man believes that people generally are happiest when they run their own affairs.
-6 from Unrest (has a positive effect on public order), -3 from law (has a negative effect on public order).
the Kind
Master Engineer
This man is blessed with a masterful command of the arts of the military engineer.
+2 Command when assaulting walls, +60 Build Points (required for the construction of siege equipment).
This man now has matchless technical expertise in siege warfare.
the Engineer
Natural Philosopher
Blessed with a superb education, this man can apply it to his work, making him something of an intimidating figure to the ignorant.
+3 Management, -3 from squalor (increases public order and population growth).
the Thinker
Abstruse Philosopher
This man has a deep understanding of philosophy, so much so that his reasoning is almost incomprehensible to lesser men.
+3 Management, 100% increase to cost to bribe.
the Philosopher
Great Architect
This man's abiding interest in great architecture and grand design can sometimes lead to an excessive interest in construction projects.
30% discount on construction costs, -3 to Squalor (increases public order and population growth).
the Builder
Spy Master
This man is an artist with information, able to sift the whole truth from convincing falsehoods with the merest scraps of evidence.
30% discount on agent training costs, +1 Influence, +6 to line of sight (increases the range at which enemies are spotted).
the Cunning
Master of Assassins
This man has the skills and inclination to use assassins without compunction to achieve his ends.
+1 Influence, +3 to personal security (improves the chances of detecting and foiling assassination attempts), 30% discount on agent training costs.
This man's reputation as an employer of killers now strikes fear into many.
the Killer
Immune to Death?
This man has become more than adept at avoiding the knives, poisons, garrottes and other stratagems of assassins, and then turning the tables on his assailants.
+4 to personal security (improves the chances of detecting and foiling assassination attempts).
the Fortunate
Master Spy
This man is a master of his trade, and would be legendary were it not for the fact he's just as good at covering his tracks.
+5 to agent's skill, +5 to line of sight (increases the range at which enemies are spotted).
This agent has reached the pinnacle of his profession thanks to his almost matchless skills.
the Deceiving
Superior Assassin
Is this man an assassin, or do targets conveniently die when he is near? Who can tell?
+3 to agent's skill.
This assassin has improved his suberfuge skills thanks to a successful murder.
the Killer
Expert Assassin
If you want a nice clean job, or have a particularly difficult assignment, this is your man.
+4 to agent's skill.
This assassin has improved his suberfuge skills thanks to a successful murder.
the Killer
Master Assassin
A true master brings art to his work. This man's art is sudden death, and he is a true master.
+5 to agent's skill.
This assassin has reached the top of his profession, thanks to his cunning and skill.
the Killer
Drooling Inbred Idiot
The Gods dealt this man a cruel blow at birth. All the sins of his family have been visited upon him, and a few more besides.
-3 Influence, -3 Command, -3 Management, -2 Fertility (decreases the chance of having children).
the Idiot
Godlike Perfection
Adonis would gaze upon this man with jealousy. Many ordinary mortals already do.
+3 Influence, -1 from personal security (increases the chances of falling victim to assassination).
the Handsome
Scares Small Children
Small children cannot bear to be in the same room as this man, thanks to his remarkably hideous appearance.
-5 Influence
the Ugly
Awful Foreign Affectation
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+4 Influence, -20% Popular Standing (your popularity with the people).
the "Greek Lover"
Victory from the Jaws of Defeat
This man can turn almost suicidal attacks into victories. His men, or the survivors, are less convinced of his abilities.
+3 Command when attacking.
the Lucky
Stonewall
This man has an eye for a defensive position that almost guarantees him victory, no matter what the odds or the cost.
+3 Command when defending.
the Steadfast
Lamed
This man's battle wounds have left him lame in one leg. His movements are considerably hampered.
-2 to movement.
This man's battle wounds have left him lame in one leg.
the Lame
Lame from Birth
This man was born lame and he must struggle with this.
-4 to movement, -1 Influence, -1 Command, and -1 from your general's hitpoints (how many hits your general can take before dying).
the Crippled
From here on, I found the titles in another file, that doesn't list what the effect of the traits is.
Utterly Fearless
This man is a fearless warrior, and his men will often follow him into any situation, no matter how great the risk.
the Brave
Conqueror
If you kill a man you're a murderer. Kill many and you're a hero. Kill them all and you're favoured by the Gods - or dangerously unbalanced!
Victor
Gladiator Obsessed
This man's love of the Games and Gladiators makes him a well-loved figure among the common folk.
This man is famed for his love of the Games.
the "Editor"
Hero-Worships Gladiators
This man's excessive interest in gladiators and bloodsports is widely regarded as unhealthy, as is his habit of dressing as a gladiator.
This man is now seen as tasteless and gauche for his undue obsession with the Games.
the "Editor"
Sexual Predator
To see a woman is to want her, and this man lets nothing stand in the way of his unwelcome and unpleasant lusts.
the Womaniser
Master Spy
This man is a master of his trade, and would be legendary were it not for the fact he's just as good at covering his tracks.
This agent has reached the pinnacle of his profession thanks to his almost matchless skills.
the Clever
Utterly Disgraced
To lose one Eagle might be unlucky. To lose two looks like incompetence.
Infortunatus
Mostly Redeemed
Regaining two Eagles goes a long way to restoring this man's stained reputation, but the people are not quick to forgive.
Signifer
Son of Zeus
Would that this man had been around in the days of Troy, to save all that unseemly mucking about with wooden horses! Born to conquer, his martial prowess is fit to outshine Achilles himself, and even Ares, god of war, would have little new to teach him!
the Great
Wow, excellent work Roy1991! I admit, I was wondering where a lot of those titles came from. Many thanks. :bow:
i dont understand is that title son of zeus or the Great? but Ares is the best i dont care!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Roy1991
the Great is the title, Son of Zeus is the required trait.