By that measure, MC can remain a monk and not get ANY girl pregnant (except the wife).
Ah welcome brother, more are always welcome. And this is shaping up to be a good game for us.
Honestly I only remember the wives children and Elis's daughter being important. I don't recall any comments about the others. We already know Val's child isn't important. Speaking of which what about that scene with Isis's daughter maybe being the true snake?
who said anything about human land?! Find some vast wasteland and send elves to settle it. Something like Australia for elves. Create an equivalent of the British dominion system. Rome had a confederate system of empires. The Roman Confederate System: When You're Sort of Rome, But Sort of Independent One of the most sophisticated inventions of the Roman Empire wasn't aqueducts, gladiators, or even the Latin language. The true miracle of Roman engineering was the confederate system—a way to keep half the world under control without spending money on maintaining all that horde. In short: you're formally an independent state, but in reality, you're a free branch of Rome. Or, as they would say today: "We're not a colony, we're security partners." How it worked After each war, Rome generously granted "autonomy" to the defeated peoples. They could: mint their own coins (with the emperor's profile, of course), elect rulers (approved by the Senate), and even fight (only at Rome's behest). In exchange, they were obliged to: supply soldiers for the Roman legions, not enter into alliances without permission, and, most importantly, love Rome—preferably sincerely. You're not a slave—you're a "friend of Rome." The title of amicus populi Romani ("friend of the Roman people") sounded almost like the Legion of Honor. In practice, it meant: "You're now our satellite; pay your taxes, fight for us, and don't even think of thinking for yourself." Numidia, Judea, Cappadocia, and Galatia, for example, had this status—a whole gallery of "friends" who regularly tried to escape this friendship. But escaping Rome was as difficult as escaping Facebook: you seem to delete your account, but the data still remains.
Unless the identity of the snakes varies between playthroughs, Azalia won't be one of the snakes of the prophecy, since she only exists if Elis marries Isis. Her snake appearance is likely connected with the story told in the vision of the traveler who saved a snake, and does not mean she is one of the three snakes/puppeteers. The vision's meaning is likely how Isis is 'harmless' to Elis up until their children are born/grown. I think even Ludwig flats out tells you that on a scene.
And whoever spoke of wives is talking about concubines. The Chinese Harem, or How the Chinese Sought to Bureaucratize Even Love Anyone even slightly familiar with Chinese history knows one incontrovertible truth: if something can be organized, controlled, recorded, and ranked, the Chinese will do it. Bureaucracy was more than just a system of governance; it was a philosophy that permeated all spheres of Imperial life, from taxation to the construction of the Great Wall. But the pinnacle of this bureaucratic genius was, perhaps, its application to the most personal and irrational institution of power—the Imperial Harem. While in Europe, royal mistresses were more often the subject of scandal and whispers, in China they became part of the state apparatus, and passion a strictly regulated position. Bureaucracy Born from Chaos The Harem (or Inner Court) was more than just a dwelling place for concubines; It was a separate, closed world, numbering hundreds, sometimes thousands, of women, not to mention tens of thousands of eunuchs and servants. Without strict regulations, this world would have become a breeding ground for intrigue, conspiracy, and, worst of all for officials, uncontrolled influence. This is precisely why the state approached the management of the harem with the same seriousness as it did the governance of a province. An example of bureaucracy in action: To control this vast structure, a complex hierarchy was created, often overseen by the Imperial Household Department (Nei Wu Fu). Within this department, special departments operated, tasked with overseeing everything that happened in the Inner Court, from the distribution of silk to the order of "summoning" concubines to the Son of Heaven. The concubines themselves were divided into strict ranks, which were strictly regulated and often enshrined in law: Empress (Huanghou) – the only legal rank, "First Lady." Higher ranks (Guifei, Fei, Bin) – the most influential concubines, often referred to as "Consorts" or "Consorts." Their number was strictly limited (for example, two Guifei, four Fei, and six Bin). Junior ranks (Guiren, Changzai, Dain) – the lowest ranks, whose number could reach hundreds. Each rank had its own staff of maids, an annual allowance of silver and silk, and a specified amount of food (meat, tea, coal). There were even special eunuch registrars who kept the emperor's "visit log," ensuring that no heir could appear without proper bureaucratic registration. The Irony of Regulation Herein lay the ultimate irony: feelings, intimate relationships, and the birth of heirs—the most unpredictable things in human life—were squeezed into tables, charts, and limits worthy of a financial report. The Emperor could love a woman, but he couldn't simply promote her rank if it violated the established quotas. Eunuchs, formally the lowest caste, often became de facto "harem ministers," regulating access to the Emperor's body and, in essence, controlling who would have the chance to produce an heir to the throne. Chinese bureaucracy couldn't make love predictable, but it made it manageable. And for an official, what could be more important? Anything not written down doesn't exist. And even passion, lacking official rank, was nothing more than a fleeting phantom in the rigidly structured Inner Court.
If the snake varies through playthroughs that means Isis can't be the snake either. If it does vary through playthroughs that might mean Azalia is one of the snakes
Probably just going to be Imperial chronicles chapter 2. A lot of devs divide chapters/seasons to separate downloads and then you just transfer over saves.
Hope not and if there is hopefully it will be avoidable i am not a foot fetish guy. Fyi i have not played this yet but it is on my list to get to lol got 3gb hdd space left right now. It sounds like it will be a fun game.
I don't mean the first coup invitation
She's not weak, as far as what happened she could actually see through Cass, however, she only acts if something harms her child and Elis.
