So... Uh, Marriage Question

[Vempyremon]

Don't judge me; I love monsters and non-human characters, but...

I was wondering if Yaya is marry-able. I got his favor to 100%, but I don't see anything that might trigger an event. Nor am I sure how to 'marry' in this game. I assume that Yaya isn't a suitor. Huff. Why do I always like the unromanceable monsters?

[Horatio Hornbag]

You cant actually marry anyone yet, but coincidentally the DLC that is coming out this month is supposed to add that stuff, and having children. Not sure if it will be everyone or just the tavern maidens. For now though you are able to romance them and get a special trinket when you get one to 100 favor.

[Vempyremon]

Originally posted by greydays96:

You cant actually marry anyone yet, but coincidentally the DLC that is coming out this month is supposed to add that stuff, and having children. Not sure if it will be everyone or just the tavern maidens. For now though you are able to romance them and get a special trinket when you get one to 100 favor.

Oh! I kept seeing talk about marriage on a few other sites, so I thought it was already available. Thank you for the information!

[LukanGamer]

ya just quickly checked dlc it is low end in this regard (and apparently bugs) :(

Tavern Girls: Now, after you confess your love to a tavern girl, you can further develop the relationship, and there will be a chance for her to bear your child after some time.
(who then gets 2 varying avatars for each gender and gets questioned events for growing up stats).

[Axneth Ironswift]

Random amusement, but do the tavern girls also come out as combat heroes?

[leader cocaine]

no
but last time i did this is like a year ago
i hope when children get added to the game they will be heroes to take into battle

[LukanGamer]

Originally posted by GeNarrator:

no
but last time i did this is like a year ago
i hope when children get added to the game they will be heroes to take into battle

again according to dlc ^ or you can go read it

Originally posted by Axneth Ironswift:

Random amusement, but do the tavern girls also come out as combat heroes?

no

[Arcturus]

Where are the tavern girls, what are they called under the UI? Have not been able to find one yet.

[LukanGamer]

Originally posted by Arcturus:

Where are the tavern girls, what are they called under the UI? Have not been able to find one yet.

search bar has the info you need if no1 ever comes to answer

[Ariochaotik]

Tavern girls are called Tavern maiden, there are only 3 or 4 of them. one in red keep. I ant remember where the others are but there is a steam guide that spells out their locations, gifts they like etc.

As for the child rearing, It takes a long long long time but they turn out to be incredibly powerful heroes that you can take into battle.

Your mate will be pregnant for a lot of in game days, then child is born, then many in game days until they are no longer a baby (becomes child, then many days until adolescent, then many more days until adulthood. I want to say in total its like 300 in game days or something. During this time you will get notified of some events, and you make a decision that in the end determines what their skills/ likes/ stats will turn out like. Also for their coming of age ceremony you will be asked to give them a gift, of a piece of gear from any of your party members/self. You will get to keep the original but your child will have an heirloom version that has greatly increased stats on it.

It would be awesome if you could choose to play as your child in your next playthrough. Maybe OP though. My child started out with for instance, 300 spirit where my character a spiritmancer had 200 spirit at level 20. I was also able to give her a skilltree. I chose the book of fire skill tree at near endgame....

[Raymond]

Originally posted by Ariochaotik:

Your mate will be pregnant for a lot of in game days, then child is born, then many in game days until they are no longer a baby (becomes child, then many days until adolescent, then many more days until adulthood. I want to say in total its like 300 in game days or something. During this time you will get notified of some events, and you make a decision that in the end determines what their skills/ likes/ stats will turn out like. Also for their coming of age ceremony you will be asked to give them a gift, of a piece of gear from any of your party members/self. You will get to keep the original but your child will have an heirloom version that has greatly increased stats on it.

that's sound pretty scummy tbh, leaving your girl to take care of the child as a single mother, only to take the kid away into battle..

[Ariochaotik]

Originally posted by YariMurai:

that's sound pretty scummy tbh, leaving your girl to take care of the child as a single mother, only to take the kid away into battle..

Your lady tells you nice things about whats going on with your child throughout its upbringing and you have to go see it and interact with it. You arent some deadbeat dad that just shows up at the end to take them away. It was actually very cute, and a great addition to the game. one of my favorite parts really. Maybe im just getting old and sentimental.

[LukanGamer]

Originally posted by Ariochaotik:

Originally posted by YariMurai:

that's sound pretty scummy tbh, leaving your girl to take care of the child as a single mother, only to take the kid away into battle..

Your lady tells you nice things about whats going on with your child throughout its upbringing and you have to go see it and interact with it. You arent some deadbeat dad that just shows up at the end to take them away. It was actually very cute, and a great addition to the game. one of my favorite parts really. Maybe im just getting old and sentimental.

Nah he just being typical over the top and ignoring everything treating it as a real life, modern day, no big war or magical aging, etc... thing it makes great sense and well done enough from what little I seen/"heard".

Plus its the common done thing in games and would be common thing to do in such situations (including historically happening plenty) Both of which have done far less content and "worse".
Few being MnB Bannerlord, Fire Emblem, and possibly "worst offender" of the three examples I can think of off top my head Massive Chalice.

[Richard]

Originally posted by LukanGamer:

Originally posted by Ariochaotik:

Your lady tells you nice things about whats going on with your child throughout its upbringing and you have to go see it and interact with it. You arent some deadbeat dad that just shows up at the end to take them away. It was actually very cute, and a great addition to the game. one of my favorite parts really. Maybe im just getting old and sentimental.

Nah he just being typical over the top and ignoring everything treating it as a real life, modern day, no big war or magical aging, etc... thing it makes great sense and well done enough from what little I seen/"heard".

Plus its the common done thing in games and would be common thing to do in such situations (including historically happening plenty) Both of which have done far less content and "worse".
Few being MnB Bannerlord, Fire Emblem, and possibly "worst offender" of the three examples I can think of off top my head Massive Chalice.

is bannerlord kids bad?, fire emblem did it ok/good and didnt know massive chalice had that lol.