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    Nobody Important Member Somebody Else's Avatar
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    Default Family member allocation

    Recently tried something, and it worked.

    In extended empires, one tends to find a scarcity of family members in certain areas, and a lack of them to bribe as well.

    One way to help alleviate this is, when that message pops up about a possible adoption, or marriage into your faction, before clicking yes, relocate the capital - then click yes, before moving the capital back. One could also do this with normal heirs, but that would require making a note of who's coming of age in the next turn, plus it means a turn with the capital in a non-safe position - leading to possible revolts etc.
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    I was thinking of doing the same thing cos i desperatly need some generals in eygpt and arabia. Might have to do that as the amount of generals i have running round italy is stupid (prob around 10 maybe more - know i should move them but I don't have a navy and can't be bothered to march them)

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    I just got my first adoption today. The guy popped up in the army he was leading, which is really far from my capital.

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    I love the "man of the hour" adoption option

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    Mmm.... the other good thing about the adoptions is that the adoptees tend to have a few rather good traits right off the bat, both the garrison commanders and men-of-the hour. Although, occasionally, they are a tad old.
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    I love the "man of the hour" adoption option
    It is very useful espec if you don't have a general anywhere near to that army

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