Chaos Dwarfs Suggest you pass...

[Lordberk]

I get a message which is half russian after i conquer karak dum. Its something like Union of Chaos Dwarfs with posledovaelyami chaos, with options to accept or decline, declining resulting in war and accepting, another event, so can you guys tell me what is this message, what happens when i accept it.

And yes, i am using translation mod.

[cenkiss]

You get an alliance offer from a chaos faction.

[Grymloq]

That's the same message I got conquering a Dwarven castle in Norsca with Slaanesh. I accepted and the Chaos Dwarfs became my allies. They told me to leave the castle so they could seize it. I didn't leave the castle so they besieged it, still being my allies. Next turn they left the siege, and so now I own the castle and I am allied with them!

[Lordberk]

Well, then without making another thread i should ask my other questions. When playing chaos my characters, the ones i use as governors get very bad traits for governing (most notorious of them being fiscally challanged). Is it normal? Also how do i get my faction leader some authority. He has max stars in command but no score in authority or whatsoever.

[kebo]

I'm having same problem with my Reikland characters. All of them are getting bad traits like poor with taxes, fiscally challenged etc. Does anybody know what's the cause and how to fix it?

[BigHairyMelon]

I'm having same problem with my Reikland characters. All of them are getting bad traits like poor with taxes, fiscally challenged etc. Does anybody know what's the cause and how to fix it?

Governors have a chance to get traits like that when a building is completed in the settlement they are in. If the tax rate is low they will get bad traits if it is high / very high they will get better traits. You can micromanage by changing the tax rate of the city when the building has one turn left. Or you can be a dirty cheater like me and remove their bad traits using the command console and maybe even give them better ones . Also on a side note they will get corruption and embezzlement traits if your treasury gets to high.

[GreatSword]

Governors have a chance to get traits like that when a building is completed in the settlement they are in. If the tax rate is low they will get bad traits if it is high / very high they will get better traits. You can micromanage by changing the tax rate of the city when the building has one turn left. Or you can be a dirty cheater like me and remove their bad traits using the command console and maybe even give them better ones . Also on a side note they will get corruption and embezzlement traits if your treasury gets to high.

In the normal M2TW this may be true, however, in Call of Warhammer, your characters will get horrible traits if you are playing on very hard, no matter what you do

[BigHairyMelon]

In the normal M2TW this may be true, however, in Call of Warhammer, your characters will get horrible traits if you are playing on very hard, no matter what you do

Ah right, I did wonder why some of them had horrible traits despite most of my cities having tax rates of normal or above.

[kebo]

Thanks, that clears a lot. Didn't know about that micromanage trick, will definitly use it in the future.

[Ichon]

I don't suggest leaving your generals as governors for ages in CoW as on VH they just get bad traits no matter what as mentioned above. If you remove them and fight some battles periodically they can manage well enough though. Some factions also get very strong generals by event/mercenary recruitment so the campaign isn't so long usually that all your generals accumulate bad traits if you rotate them.

[kebo]

Oh well, more cannonfodder for the minotaurs then.. ^^

Another comepletely off topic question - why is religion conversion so slow? I have t2 religion building and 2-3 priests and % barely grows(even lowers if I leave with priests).. I'm playing on VH.