Question about Pagan Education

[Redhawkdown]

Unlike any other factions Pagans don't have access to schools etc, instead it is stated that they benefit more from being out in the open.

What does this mean?

Should i just let my generals wonder outside of settlements when they just come to age.

I noticed that winning battles give you military education but what if the generals is military minded.

And while we re discussing pagan Lithuania comes to mind.
The "of Lithuanian blood" trait is described as having 1 chivalry bonus, but it actually gives 1 dread. Now this can be easily fixed but which one is the correct one chivalry or dread. (only in PB's rr/rc compilation though, otherwise it gives 1 dread)

Also for Lithuanian veterans out there, which one do you go for dread or chivalry?. Since you gain education by being out in the open i guess chivalry isnt gonna do you much good in terms of settlements growth. Vilnius also gives you 2 dread. So i'm thinking of building dread on my faction leader and main generals while letting the rare few admin minded ones build chivalry. But i guess it depends on which is the correct version of "of Lithuanian blood trait"

Any help would be appreciated!

[Ichon]

I usually put young generals in the army of an older and get them fighting as soon as possible. Not sure if wandering the open helps much or not. Try sending them out to build a few watch towers and see if they gain much. Usually only the first few turns is it really obvious if they are learning anything. I think Lithuanians are supposed to be +1 dread... being pagan and all.

I prefer to build 2 dread generals if possible and the rest chivalry. I sent the dread generals to the most desperate front as by themselves they are worth 3-4 units in most battles if not more and executing prisoners when you don't want AI to get half its army back is no problem for them. In general chivalry has more bonus which help a faction out but a couple dread generals are always useful. A darth vader type and a younger apprentice...

[toluas]

A darth vader type and a younger apprentice...

Well put, my young padawan!

[Mega Tortas de Bodemloze]

Ichon...

Sound advise, thank you. +Rep

[davethelucky]

Unlike any other factions Pagans don't have access to schools etc, instead it is stated that they benefit more from being out in the open.

What does this mean?

I think the question is not yet answered. Anyone got the clue?