Valyrian Swords and Ancillaries.

**Jebe** · January 22, 2011, 10:44 PM

In my current campaign with the Starks, I recently just killed Jaime Lannister. I was thinking that may be Robb gain Oathkeeper since 1) It is a rare Valyrian sword and 2). It was part of his father's sword. In Broken Crescent, a mod I also like very much, I believe if you defeat and kill the Caliph you gain that title. I was wondering if that could be implemented as well.

Also, I was thinking over the possibility of making minor lords or relatives, ancillaries of greater ones. For example, the Smalljon being an ancillary of the Greatjon.

Side note: in 1.0, will we see Renly's Rainbow Guard in some fashion?

**Lordinquisitor** · January 23, 2011, 06:23 AM

In the next version it will be possible to capture the various valyrian swords of your enemies. The condition currently used is broken, but i figured a workaround out.

Certain relatives or minor lords might be ancillaries.. However, we try to represent as many lords as reasonable as generals so there might not be many of those ancillaries.

To your last question; Maybe

**Jebe** · January 24, 2011, 04:40 PM

Originally Posted by Lordinquisitor

Certain relatives or minor lords might be ancillaries.. However, we try to represent as many lords as reasonable as generals so there might not be many of those ancillaries.

Okay. Sounds good. Playing as Renly always felt a little odd as old Courtnay Penrose was heir and to get generals other than recruiting them, I had to adopt men as his son who were often older than King Renly himself.

**Darkstar** · January 25, 2011, 03:00 PM

Originally Posted by Jebe

Okay. Sounds good. Playing as Renly always felt a little odd as old Courtnay Penrose was heir and to get generals other than recruiting them, I had to adopt men as his son who were often older than King Renly himself.

Cortnay Penrose will not be the heir in the next version. Still working out the details but there will be some sort of gameplay mechanic/script that makes defeating his brother first a good strategy for the Renly or Stannis player.

**TXTwilight** · January 26, 2011, 06:33 AM

Originally Posted by Darkstar

Cortnay Penrose will not be the heir in the next version. Still working out the details but there will be some sort of gameplay mechanic/script that makes defeating his brother first a good strategy for the Renly or Stannis player.

This means, that Renly is the heir of Stannis and Stannis is the heir of Renly and when you killed the otherone, you get his land and armies?

**Darkstar** · January 26, 2011, 10:59 AM

Originally Posted by TXTwilight

This means, that Renly is the heir of Stannis and Stannis is the heir of Renly and when you killed the otherone, you get his land and armies?

That's what we're thinking but still need to work out the specifics.

**Jaime Goldenhand** · January 26, 2011, 04:19 PM

Originally Posted by TXTwilight

This means, that Renly is the heir of Stannis and Stannis is the heir of Renly and when you killed the otherone, you get his land and armies?

That would be awesome but is that even possible?

**Heart of Madness** · January 24, 2011, 05:54 PM

Frankly, it does the same in all mods and even in Vanilla. I myself always feel very awkward when a good general of age is adopted by a 17 year old king.