Being a good Emperor will increase your legitimacy score, which in turn offers an array of bonuses. This is represented in this mod by a new resource, legitimacy, which functions like a hybrid between the dwarven Grudge system and the Bretonnian Chivalry system. However, the Electors are also bound by tradition – if an Emperor acts in a way befitting an heir to the crown of Sigmar, they will find it hard to reject his commands. No Emperor can disregard the ancient obligations he owes to these powerful men and women. He is beholden to the Electors who chose to elevate him – most importantly, the Elector Counts. The Emperor of Man rules not by fiat but by consent. This should make the mod almost universally compatible.īelow is boliviantreemonkey's original FAQ: These technologies represent the establishment of a sophisticated centralized Imperial government, and are aimed at addressing common gameplay issues in the Legitimacy mod.Īs of, this mod now requires Crynsos's Community Modding Framework.

Damaged buildings will now provide only half their normal Legitimacy, and destroyed buildings will provide no Legitimacy at all.Īs of, I have also added a new feature - three technologies, available to the owner of Altdorf, which cost Legitimacy and grant unique bonuses.

The settlement chains for Altdorf and Castle Drakenhof now only give twice as much Legitimacy as typical province capitals, up to a maximum of 10.

Castle Reiksguard now gives 10 Legitimacy, while the Imperial Palace gives 20.Imperial Academies now give 5 Legitimacy.Lizardmen and Tomb Kings are now classified as 'neutral' to the Empire - you will still gain Legitimacy for sacking their settlements as a show of strength, but otherwise you will not gain or lose Legitimacy from interacting with them.High Elves are now classified as potential allies of the Empire, and you will lose Legitimacy for their razing their settlements.Dark Elves and Skaven are now classified as enemies of the Empire, and you will gain Legitimacy for sacking or razing their settlements.

This is mostly a straight port, but I have made a few adjustments of my own to account for Mortal Empires: This is a Mortal Empires port of boliviantreemonkey's excellent Legitimacy mod for Warhammer I, which adds a new faction mechanic for the Empire.

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