Tomb Princes have 13 traits, giving: 40%/42.1%. Grey Seers and Plague Priests both have a pool of 14, giving chances of 33.3%/34.5%/45.5% for Knowledgeable.Īs for the racial traits directly modified here: To use Skaven as an example though: an Assassin has a pool of 16 traits, giving chances of 34.8% and 36.4% for Disciplined.

This gives Disciplined a new base chance of 42.1% for non-casters (44.4% with one character already in the pool) and Knowledgeable a 38.5% for casters (40% with one character in the pool, 55.6% if that character has Disciplined). There are 14 traits in the base pool, with non-casters having access to 12 and casters having 10. As this is a generalist mod, I also will not make any changes to any of the minus leadership traits so I do not recommend this mod if you wish to use that particular strategy. Furthermore, these can clog up your hero pool if you want another trait, such as Pompous. As such, even if they don’t get the superior trait, the AI will still get better heroes.

Unfortunately, Spiteful, Infernal Dominance and Talon of Kurnous are usually in the same pool as Disciplined (as is Knowledgeable).

Trait/Innate Skill -ěase Weight - New Weight As it applies equally to the AI, to minimise its effect, I have not made it all but guaranteed however, each of these traits should now appear roughly 30-45% of the time depending on the pool in question. This mod tries to ameliorate this by increasing the weights of a few traits so that they’re more likely to appear. If you’ve ever restarted over and over again so that your starting hero has a good trait, whether you savescum or simply hire and dismiss to make room in the pool for these characters, then you know that it’s an extremely tedious task. Some of the starting traits (innate skills) of lords and heroes are simply better than the rest in most situations.

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