Princess spam?

**Santiago de Pola** · January 13, 2009, 09:52 AM

Heeelp..I'm knee deep in princesses!

Khm..so I'm stuck with five princesses. Three are direct descendants of the king himself, but the other two are daughters of kings son(currently the faction heir)!

Are daughters of the heir also supposed to be princesses, or is it some kind of a bug?

**Belphegor** · January 13, 2009, 09:54 AM

The heirs daughters are also princesses, so there is nothing wrong I believe.
Just go out for some head hunting of fine young generals and you can get a few nice alliances this way, quite effortlessly.

**Santiago de Pola** · January 13, 2009, 10:43 AM

Originally Posted by Belphegor

The heirs daughters are also princesses, so there is nothing wrong I believe.
Just go out for some head hunting of fine young generals and you can get a few nice alliances this way, quite effortlessly.

I see..I thought only kings daughters had a right to that title! :hmmm:

But come to think of it..if heir suddenly becomes a king(in event that current king dies), his daughters will automatically become princesses, so I guess it makes sense to make 'em princesses from the start!

**ConquerAll** · January 13, 2009, 02:01 PM

Originally Posted by Santiago de Pola

I see..I thought only kings daughters had a right to that title! :hmmm:

But come to think of it..if heir suddenly becomes a king(in event that current king dies), his daughters will automatically become princesses, so I guess it makes sense to make 'em princesses from the start!

Something aggravating that happens in this situation is if the new heir has unmarried daughters who have already "come of age" (that is, they are older than 14), they do not become princesses. That is to say, they remain unmarried female characters in the family tree. Of course, you can still be prompted to marry them off to a random noble at the start of your turn, but not to another general of your choosing. Any daughters who come of age after their father has become faction heir then do become princesses once they reach the age of 14.

Just something I noticed.