Tutorial (Kingdoms): Merging two factions mid-campaign

[Makanyane]

it's quite unlikely that faction leader wouldn't have children...

but you could give faction leader of faction 'c' trait 'a' (I think)
and give any children of that father with fathertrait 'a' another trait 'b'

and then set condition in script that if no-one living has trait 'b' all of faction 'c'
is given to faction 'd'

am not entirely sure if the link to princess is recordable - you'd need to work out
if marriage of princess from faction 'd' can be used in first place to trigger giving trait 'a' to leader of faction 'c'


if you've only got two factions the example would be as above - if you've got a lot of factions the whole thing would expand exponentially, with you needing to code each case; eg. that princess from faction 'f' marries leader of faction 'g', or faction 'd' etc... and every other permutation!

[JoristhePagan]

I knew that, scripting is mainly a lot of work.

[Makanyane]

Yup

it's quite unlikely that faction leader wouldn't have children...

I was actually a bit wrong on that, if you meant true, born as baby, children. If he hasn't got children who haven't come of age yet coded for him in descr_strat, and faction expands so game starts wanting to give it more generals, he's likely to end up with adopted generals filling the slots, especially if its an AI controlled faction.


the other thing to look at would be to use an ancillary derived from the inherited traits, which is passed to real son and heirs.... you can quite easily code monitors to use

and not FactionwideAncillaryExists Im_a_heir_anc true

checking for faction not having a trait is messier as there isn't a FactionwideTraitExists command, though you could probably get round it with counters