delusions of grandeur-faction heir

**beastfeast** · February 23, 2013, 12:43 AM

my faction heir who had delusions of grandeur about leading the clan is now in charge of the clan. I had my old dishonourable daimyo drowned and my new daimyo has 6 honour . I think I have found a connection between the delusions of grandeur trait in the faction heir and high honour when the heir inherits. I think this because the same thing happened in another game I played. Low honour daimyo and a faction heir with the delusions of grandeur trait inherited and had a high personal honour (6) for no apparent reason. Has anyone else found this interesting quirk, or have I missed something here? I had nospecial perks or retainers on my new daimyo. just -1 for being christian and +1 forbeing shogun. I think I also won a heroic victory with the heir before he became shogun..Maybe this had an impact.

**eXistenZ** · February 23, 2013, 06:34 AM

If you hover over the honour, you can see the origin (why the number is what is it) of it.

I always kept my heir very loyal, cause its a bost for his honour when he became daymio

**Altimis** · February 25, 2013, 02:30 AM

I dunno if really work but I put Matsuke in the army that have delusion of grandeur and its effect is disappear.

No confirm but I think its gone.

**eXistenZ** · February 25, 2013, 05:17 AM

Originally Posted by Altimis

I dunno if really work but I put Matsuke in the army that have delusion of grandeur and its effect is disappear.

No confirm but I think its gone.

A metsuke in an army will increase the loyalty of a general, so yes

**Altimis** · February 25, 2013, 06:11 AM

Loyalty increase is of course

I think Matsuke eliminate the effect "delusion of grandeur" too but that unconfirm because I occasionally check general stats who once have this effect and I put Matsuke on and I check it after later game, its gone (maybe)

**Honors Bastion** · February 25, 2013, 03:08 PM

A metsuke placed in an army will give each general a +1 to their loyalty. IIRC, it doesn't remove the delusion of grandeur but it does offset the loyalty loss.