just wait around for their influence to raise. I always get romani family members up to 80 or so bodyguards, just got to wait till influence gets to 8 or 9 or 10 or so. i dont use my family members for any type of offense though.
just wait around for their influence to raise. I always get romani family members up to 80 or so bodyguards, just got to wait till influence gets to 8 or 9 or 10 or so. i dont use my family members for any type of offense though.
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One of my Family Members in my Romani campaign has 100+ bodygaurds, id say he's quite an important person in the Senate...
Influence increases bodyguard size.
I've heard that things like personal security effects bodyguard size aswell. But not everyone believes that. Since good generals usually get things like "conquering hero", that give negative personal security, if that theory is true, then that may be one reason.
I always thought that command stars influenced bodyguard size. When I asked that once (long ago), I was told 'no it does not'. I still think it does, though...
Personal security does in fact affect bodyguard size. I think it's 2 soldiers per point, but I'm not sure.
So "conquering hero" with its something like -5 pers. sec. mainly puts you in the negative in this regard ? That's not much fun.![]()
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But general's bodyguards should not be used to replace other cavalry units. With a hellenistic faction the general participates in mounted combat, but it's the actual cavalry units that should do the job. It's a cheap way to save money by replacing elite cavalry with FMs, but if one doesn't do this I don't see a huge disadvantage.Originally Posted by Watchman
If it wouldn't mean AI generals getting slaughtered, reducing bodyguard numbers would be plausible.
I thought it was the only thing that affected bodyguard size. Influence itself doesn't AFAIK, though there are several influence-increasing traits that also affect PS. This includes "faction leader" and "faction heir".Originally Posted by BozosLiveHere
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