If your King is a merchant or marshal...

[John Cabot]

do they still get heirs?

[Elvain]

of course they do.

If or how they are assigned doesn't influence the heir-preduction

[John Cabot]

OK, it seemed that I never got heirs until they were recalled. I thought they had to be "present" in the palace to ..ahem...well, the birds and the bees. :tongue3:

[Elvain]

Many people thought it is like this, but many people thught thatclerics produce more kids when they are assigned to the court.

After houndreds of hours of playing this game and modding it I can only say that it doesn't influence the "kids production wether the king is or isn't "home"

[Mircoslavux]

there is a fact, which is not very logical... and natural
if your king is a cleric (or prince is a cleric) and they marry???
how is that possible?
Ok, they could get child, that's possible for clerics:go: :go: :scratch:

but catholic clerics can not marry,....this is somehow artificial in the game...

[mammix]

in medieval times clerics had wifes and lovers. it was normal :)

[EmperorTrotsky]

Faith vs Love ?

i thing your cleric-king will choose makin love..

[Kuno of Gersenau]

If I would have gotten 50 Cent for every tip I read how to improve your kingy fertility I would be a rich man now...:silly:

The thing about the catholic king-cleric is indeed wrong but perhaps it's just an early Henry VIII :biggrin:

[Mircoslavux]

in medieval times clerics had wifes and lovers. it was normal :)


really? but only unofficial...:go:

[mammix]

officially too ;P

[Dobber]

If I am not mistaken, there was a time when Catholic Priests could be married, but then one of the Pope's made a declaration thaat from that point on Priests were to be celebate. I may be wrong and I don't have the inspiration at the moment to research it, but someone else may be able to confirm my statement or may be able to show that I truly don't know what I am talking about!