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I think there was a difficulty parameter for that. It isn't entirely foolproof (only takes a restricted range of values), but you can reduce or turn off seal auto-decay from there.
Not sure if this is feasible; a dragon on wounded hp status and less, should bleed hp and have higher chance of encountering patrols until back at lair to rest.
Just thought of it while wreaking havoc on wounded status.
Just thought of it while wreaking havoc on wounded status.
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Are you trying to incite other players against me? They will demand my blood when their Precious bleeds out on the cave's doorstep.
And the Kingdom is big. They don't have a bloodhound/square league ratio greater than 1. Patrols get the dragon when he pokes his nose where it doesn't belong. They don't conduct Kingdom-wide hunts for him.
Being wounded is already bad because it lowers your power rating, possibly blocking rapes, making minions misbehave, potentially having enemies do more damage while running away, etc.
They will demand my blood when their Precious bleeds out on the cave's doorstep. And the Kingdom is big. They don't have a bloodhound/square league ratio greater than 1. Patrols get the dragon when he pokes his nose where it doesn't belong. They don't conduct Kingdom-wide hunts for him.
Being wounded is already bad because it lowers your power rating, possibly blocking rapes, making minions misbehave, potentially having enemies do more damage while running away, etc.
Question, which value do I need to change using Renpy Save Editor to add more gold?
Edit: Just found out how to do that using the
Edit: Just found out how to do that using the
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Just use the console, it's safer, easier and quicker: 'lair.money += [lotsa gold]'.
Call me a masochist, but I'm liking this mod, the beginning It's way, WAY, harder than the normal game, but things seems to be stabilizing as I slowly but surely evolve, playing on normal, and I am doing a bit of save scumming everytime the fecking knight finds my lair, holy shit that thing is on the level of a Dark Souls boss or a super amped D&D party.
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If your dragon is still kinda weak, you're only meeting a weakened knight. The real deal is worse.
You mean for the console? 'dragon.hp' and 'dragon.maxhp'.
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Well, comparatively. The 'upgraded' knight goes up to level 60 and is a noticeably tougher opponent. The hangers-on are the same, though.
And if the knight is so leveled, you fucked up. Letting him adventure and gain levels so freely is a recipe for disaster (or at least a lot of lair-changing) down the road.
And if the knight is so leveled, you fucked up. Letting him adventure and gain levels so freely is a recipe for disaster (or at least a lot of lair-changing) down the road.
And if your infamy is high, knights start out with some gear already. Same with thief?
But capturing those characters could make for a very fun lair.
But capturing those characters could make for a very fun lair.
Come on thief get some real flying boots.... kinda pity them now when they try to fly up to the cloud castle. Best lair for me.
Alright, first things first, like the author of the mod said, this mod is suposed to be hardcore to the bone, and in his lore, there isn't a single, almighty dragon, but several, normal-ish dragons, so he made the starting MUCH harder than the normal game ( the reason he gave the option to grow one or two times at the start ). I recommend for you to hire a goblins to help you from the start, they are pretty cheap and have acceptable damage and "good" health, hell, I'm a man sized dragon and I still use them.
As for your other question, I found out about a few of the commands by using the Save Editor Online, only exchanging the ">" for ".", if you go back a few comments, you can find my questions about a few of the commands. The console can be accessed like any other Ren'py game, Shift + O, but you can't access the Developer's Menu.
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Getting wounded.
The only reason for a young dragon to take damage at all should be from throwing battles. Otherwise, let your meatshields (goblins at first, some peasant gals or cockatrices next, a homunculus when you can afford her) do the tanking.Once you get comfortable with the mod, you can try playing a solo dragon. But not right off the bat.
The staple for food (and pretty much all the primary resources) is raiding villages.
As said, Shift+O unless you have a very weird setup. Examples:
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'dragon.satiety = dragon.max_satiety'
'dragon.hp += 10'
'dragon.rage = 0'
'lair.money += 100000'
'kingdom.mobilization = 0'
'date.month = 7'You really should upgrade, except perhaps for taking a hit in very high-damage battles. What kind of self-respecting (half-)grown dragon uses goblins?
These are for children.
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I use them for they are pretty cheap, but I'm slowly switching for the better brigands, as not only they have higher health and stats, they also have the capability of evolving ( as far as I saw, Goblins can't do that ).You really should upgrade, except perhaps for taking a hit in very high-damage battles. What kind of self-respecting (half-)grown dragon uses goblins?