Morale

[Dol Guldur]

Yes, it would make sense to have it that way - and I may be wrong about it but the code does seem to tie it to recruitment alone.

Of course, the "TroopMorale" ancillary effect might be tested though that is tied to the named character and not a place. It's a pity ancillaries cannot be resident at settlements except when the family member is there.

[Dol Guldur]

Did anyone ever find outmore about this? I have not seen any difference in battle between troops thathave been recruited with a morale_bonus and those that have not.

[nikolai1962]

It is another on my ever-growing list to test "sometime". I was going to make base morale of units like 1 or something and give a +20 to a building. I think the gap would have to be very wide to make it obvious if it worked.

I think the "holy place" idea would have to be a trait on a general in that settlement "defender of the x" or something that was removed when they left the settlement.

[kleemann]

As Nikolai wrote, you can make certain building to city what temporarly gives the morale bonus to general as a trait. If he leaves the town, then the morale bonus goes down.

To make this is realy easy. You have to create new Trait entrys to export_descr_character_traits.txt for example:

Trait HolyCityMoraleBonus
Effect morale +10

Trait HolyCityMoraleMinus
Effect morale +0

and make two trigers.

WhenToTest character end of turn

conditions character ended in settlement
and building exist = holy shirne

affect HolyCityMoraleBonus 1 chance 100

WhenToTest character end of turn

conditions character ended in settlement or not in settlement
and building NOT exist = holy shirne

affect HolyCityMoraleMinus 1 chance 100

Something like that