The Wise ones

[Alpha Zeke]

My faction leader (Although far from a bad thing!) always gets the title "The Wise" from Wise administrator trait. even the pope got it! Ive had 5 in a row. Even though this is great and consistent for my economy... it is a bit redundant. Anyone else notice this, and anyone else wish to share their other titles?

[Cahoma]

3 of my faction leaders got the same title!

[Chees3]

I remember that my first king of Danemark had a pious title which granted all generals +1 chivalry and piety.it also granted priest +1 piety.His piety was maxed out though.later on all my kings had the wise traits and i see that most other factions kings have the same trait

[Beowulf1990]

I managed to get 4 'The wise' in a row myself once, no idea why though i think i was just lucky.

[YourOnlineHero]

I've only had one faction leader in 6.3 and his title is "the wise"... the heir's title is "the wrathfull" though, so it's all good.

[Alpha Zeke]

the wise can only be gained by faction leaders. dont be so hopeful yet ;D

[JorisofHolland]

I'm downloading 6.3 right now, I'll have a look into the files once I've played around a bit myself. But perhaps you should 'suggest' this also in the suggestions thread? Gracul might have a much better solution for this than I will make.

[Slyspy]

My fella got "The Wise" but after spending a few turns stationary (I didn't want the Danes flooding my lands while I was obeying a Papal order to desist attacking them, so his army was blocking them) he became "The Lazy". I wonder if these traits are a little too easy to pick up?

[JorisofHolland]

My fella got "The Wise" but after spending a few turns stationary (I didn't want the Danes flooding my lands while I was obeying a Papal order to desist attacking them, so his army was blocking them) he became "The Lazy". I wonder if these traits are a little too easy to pick up?

'The Lazy' isn't a faction leader specific trait with far-ranging effects. It's just another trait he picked up.

[Slyspy]

'The Lazy' isn't a faction leader specific trait with far-ranging effects. It's just another trait he picked up.

No, I know. But nevertheless I thought it was a little easy to "achieve" the lazy trait. In fact I've seen quite a few contradictory traits so far, for example. I also seem to be picking up the drinker/alcoholic traits in cities without a tavern building, which I thought was a requirement. Must have changed.

[Arctic Tyr]

Gotten Wise, Greedy and Religious so far.

A small guide.

Wise adds -20% construction costs
Religious adds +1 Piety and Chivalry
Greedy adds about 30-40% increased trading and tax collection for the FL I think and some unrest, whilst generals only get 30-35% Tax collection bonus and some unrest. An ungodly good boost for a poor faction like my Roman Empire when at war!

[Alpha Zeke]

Greedy could come in handy...

[worldsdead]

i got a greedy king and it increases everyone's building cost, pulbic unrest, and lowers all general's chivarly!

[Meneth]

Doesn't seem like the effects of "the Wise" are applying in my game, most of my settlements still have normal building costs.

[gracul]

Well i have to make it a lot more harder as these traits where designed to be "imba" traits, that only really well maintained leaders would get. -20% construction cost is like lol, but about the 'greedy', it can be a blessing and a curse at the same time! Consider the fact that your expanding fast, and you get a nice factionwide trait that lowers public order in these newly conquered cities...

These are all the traits btw:
{Merchant_Skills_desc}Proven to have uncanny merchant skills, this man will not let any merchant represent his realm poorly.
{Merchant_Skills_effects_desc}+1 Finance to all merchants
{Merchant_Skills}Merchant Skills
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{RulerOfSicily_desc}Caesars and Caliphs once called this isle their own. Rule firmly and your people will be immortalized in Sicilian tradition as well.
{RulerOfSicily_effects_desc}+1 Command, +2 to movement points to all Admirals (increases sail range)
---
{Strictly_Religious_desc}Only by strictly following the holy rules can we avoid eternal damnation. Everyone needs to understand this!
{Strictly_Religious_effects_desc}+1 Piety to all generals and priests, +1 Chivalry to all generals... including self
{Strictly_Religious}Strictly Religious
---
{Thinks_Of_His_People_desc}This man understands that the strongest fortress is the affection of his people... No man nor woman will ever walk hungry.
{Thinks_Of_His_People_effects_desc}+1% population growth in all settlements, reduced income from all settlements
{Thinks_Of_His_People}Thinks of His People
---
{Greedy_Ruler_desc}Money is the only God this man ever believed in. It is all he ever wanted, and all he needs.
{Greedy_Ruler_effects_desc}+2 Authority, -2 Chivalry, -2 Piety, -3 from popularity (reduces public order), 35% bonus on tax income, -2 from popularity (reduces public order) to all generals, 30% bonus on tax income to all generals
{Greedy_Ruler_epithet_desc}the Greedy
---
{Wise_Administrator_desc}"Employing a set of architects across the land will definitively prove useful."
{Wise_Administrator_effects_desc}20% decrease in construction costs in all settlements
{Wise_Administrator_epithet_desc}the Wise

I might still add some if i have some good ideas.

[Ponti]

How it works Gracul ? At first turn when I raise taxes to very high in all settlements I got "greedy" when I lower taxes to low level I got "wise" trait . It is just random trait or we must do sth to get trait that we need in proper time?

[Meneth]

How about something like this:
{Dreaded_Ruler}Rules his country with an iron fist, scaring his subjects into loyalty, though also causing unrest.
{Dreaded_Ruler_effects_desc}+2 loyalty to all generals, +2 law in all settlements, +2 unrest in all settlements, +2 dread, +2 authority
{Dreaded_Ruler_epithet_desc}the Dreaded
and maybe:
{Warmongering_Ruler}He has mastered the art of war, and is an inspiration to his generals. His enemies all fear him or his generals coming.
{Warmongering_Ruler_effects_desc}+3 command, +2 command to all generals, +2 dread, +1 dread to all generals
{Warmongering_Ruler_epithet_desc}the Warmonger

[gracul]

Actually you have to met some conditions and the traits stays there to the end of the kings life... but its a lot too easy to get them atm ;d

[Alpha Zeke]

One of my faction leaders got the wise in two turns. It should not only be a requirement, but too meet that requirement continuously for awhile if thats possible. because otherwise you build a nation on a template for the wise.

[Sebastos Abdes Pantera]

All my leaders seem to be getting 'The Wise' title aswell. Despite them just sitting on their capital doing nothing.