Priests convert towns faster and are better to incriminate people of heresy.Ĭommand = Morale boost passive for own troops and rally effiency.ĭread = Morale decrease passive for enemy troops, increase public order in towns and decrease population growth.Ĭhivalry = Morale boost passive for own troops, town's population growth and public order. Piety = Public order bonues or penalty depending on your religion inside the town and helps against inquisition. Internet theory: It also affects on likehood of random generated rebelion armies inside your territory. This shows the amount of respect commanded by a Faction Leader.Ī Faction Leader with high Authority is more likely to retain the loyalty of his Generals, while a leader with low authority is more likely to face rebellion. Internet theory: If your leader has high dread it will have a negative impact on chivarly vassals loyalth and virse and versa. Chivalry and dread also have an effect upon the population of a settlement governed by a General with either attribute.
Executing prisoners, exterminating large numbers of people and ruling oppressively are examples of dreadful behavior.ĭread generals can cause fear to inspire a morale penalty in their enemies, while chivalrous generals can inspire a morale boost in their own troops. Letting prisoners go free, showing braveryin battle and abstaining from taxing the people harshly are examples of chivalrous behavior. This shows how honorable or dishonorable this man’s actions in both rule and war may be.
Internet theory: Piety also increases the settlement income. For Priests, it affects how efįectively they convert the populace to their religion, as well as their chances of denouncing a Heretic or Witch. For Generals this affects the happiness of settlements he governs and his chances of surviving an inquisition. This shows how devout a character is seen to be. This is a measure of a General’s ability to lead troops in battle and the higher his Command rating, the better the morale of his troops and the greater his ability to rally his troops who are routing (see Routing).
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