#Prophesy of pendor mines mod#
#Prophesy of pendor mines full#

But when you gain some ground (not literally), then you're going to rely on renown. If you're going to survive pendor you're going to need to be the biggest bully, putting all of your points into leadership when you can is quite helpful early on as leadership gains 10 men instead of 5.

#Prophesy of pendor mines full#

If your father was a knight then you automatically gain 30 renown!įirst of all, you're going to need money, a lot of it! Luckily Pendor is full of enemies, Vanskerry raiders, deserter parties, Heretics, Snake Cult Followers, a smorgasbord of battles awaiting you! This option automatically opens up the Griffon Knights (we'll get to KHO's later) but will also make 3 factions and 1 of there kings hate you, but I'd say it's cooler to choose this option. The letter explains that you are the true king to Pendor thanks to the ancient kingdom that ruled and died long ago. Now the letter that changed your life is more of the 'lore' decision, it would make your character a defined protagonist, you are a unique and special person to count yourself out from the other characters.

P = Gives you 'The Field Surgeon's Handbook' (+1 surgery whilst in inventory), quite good. L = D'shar bow, not very good, but a ok balanced bow, and a Scimitar, 30c. N = Yellow Coat of Plates, 55 body, very good, but 12 strength requirement.Ī = Barclay Plate and Chain, almost as good as Coat of Plates, 2 body armor under.

Now for the letter that your father has died. N = Noble, M = Merchant, K = Knight, A = Adventure, L = Leader, R = Rough Figure, P = Physician. Who your father was is going to be keyed I am going to just give the important couples. This may get confusing as like I said, Father and Adventure are connected with almost all the choices. 'You Received the message that your father has died' and 'A Letter that Changed your Life Forever'. Now our reason for leaving is the very important part.

As such I am leaving the other options out as they're native. Who your father was and your reason for adventuring are intertwind. Keep them outside the castle for a minute while your default infantry rushes in then throw them up the ramp, and you can slaughter your opposition.So Prophecy of Pendor has a very interesting backstory system, 2 paths have a big effect on your starting position, ignoring noble renown. They all carry javelins and are heavily armored. that seems to keep the conflicts down to a minimum.Įdit: for PoP, Empire egionaires are fantastic assualt troops. Also, pump points into your leadership skills and pursuasion skills. The lower the morale the more likely they are to get pissed. One item i find helps is to keep your morale up. I do well enough until I get to the gunpowder era, then everything starts to slide. Kinda reminds me of my Civilization games too. I usually do ok in the beginning, but once my armies start to get to around 65-ish size, it all starts going downhill from there. I don't get how you guys manage to beat this game. It sucks to have your party's surgeon just get up and leave because he doesn't like another one of my followers. I'm having trouble getting my hero characters to get along. Once that base was set, I started looking to some army building and bandit hunting. Certainly the idea of playing the role of a raider tribe would be interesing to some people?Į~ Danger, what I did early on was not recruit anyone - just rolled around fighting tournaments and hiring Companions, equipping them with the basics and making sure everyone had mounts so we could always outrun trouble.

Is it just my perception, or does the game seem to frown on indiscriminate pillaging and living dishonorably? Seems to make things more difficult for the player and shuts down certain aspects of the game without opening up any alter-aspects. Currently, I don't care about the crappy militia men they give me (I was building an all-knight army) and the money you spend to increase their financial output seems far greater than what you're likely to recieve from them.Īm I correct in assuming the cave (which I now know has the cool rune weapons in it) also has the 'weapon enchanting' as well?

#Prophesy of pendor mines mod#

I look forward to a future mod that makes their role more interesting/significant. Hmmm, seems to me the whole fief upgrading thing definitely has some potential for improvements. Guess I have to start acting respectable. Back to walking around town like a dunce on an egg hunt then!Īfter re-reading the bit about the elite knights, I gather the problem I was facing was not having enough honor to open those dialouge options. I started walking around the town with the idea that the chest would literally be hiding somewhere, then about 2 minutes of that I thought it was a ridiculous notion and I probably just needed to talk to someone or choose a certain option from the city menu.