Trait "Conqueror" and AI

[ESTSWEL]

How did AI acquire this trait? I fought in England, and 4 rulers in a row had the trait "Conqueror". At first it was the Ivaring dynasty. I thought it was only for historical rulers, but no... So, I would be glad to know how it works. Thanks!

[drizzan]

By default there is a low chance the AI can get this trait, you can customize it in the ingame options.

[ESTSWEL]

Originally posted by drizzan:

By default there is a low chance the AI can get this trait, you can customize it in the ingame options.

Huh, apparently I'm damn lucky to have been given 4 such rulers as opponents.

[Iskander]

It is also in the game rules that allows the conqueror trait to be inherited. Either by the primary heir (if that heir ends up ruling an independent realm) or by ALL the heirs that end up ruling an independent realm. (Or you can turn it off)

[Ibarruri]

you need prestige. more and more prestige is all

[doctor yuri]

Originally posted by Iskander:

It is also in the game rules that allows the conqueror trait to be inherited. Either by the primary heir (if that heir ends up ruling an independent realm) or by ALL the heirs that end up ruling an independent realm. (Or you can turn it off)

wait im pretty sure this happened to me i played in 1066 as The Wake, took England and then saw two scottish rulers with the conqueror trait in a row. fortunately they are both dead and the new ruler is a 3 year old

[ESTSWEL]

Originally posted by scavvy66:

Originally posted by Iskander:

It is also in the game rules that allows the conqueror trait to be inherited. Either by the primary heir (if that heir ends up ruling an independent realm) or by ALL the heirs that end up ruling an independent realm. (Or you can turn it off)

wait im pretty sure this happened to me i played in 1066 as The Wake, took England and then saw two scottish rulers with the conqueror trait in a row. fortunately they are both dead and the new ruler is a 3 year old

In my case, it happened much earlier. In the years 960-980. As I wrote earlier, these were people from the Ivaring dynasty, the children of Rurik, the Abbasids on the territory of Byzantium (by the way, they completely destroyed it), and there was another country in Africa. The most interesting thing is that this trait disappeared from the British after I took away the title of the Kingdom of England from them, and somehow it disappeared from the rest of them. The only one in my campaign who has this trait is Russia.

[ESTSWEL]

Originally posted by Ibarruri:

you need prestige. more and more prestige is all

Is it possible to get this with the help of a huge amount of prestige? How? I haven't seen such a solution or anything like that.

[Iskander]

Originally posted by ESTSWEL:

Originally posted by Ibarruri:

you need prestige. more and more prestige is all

Is it possible to get this with the help of a huge amount of prestige? How? I haven't seen such a solution or anything like that.

I'm not sure about the prestige thing, but certain traits also help: specifically the ambitious trait. And I believe you must be an independent ruler (not a vassal) but I'm not 100% sure on this. Maybe you can also get it as an adventurer? I don't know...

[ESTSWEL]

Originally posted by Iskander:

Originally posted by ESTSWEL:

Is it possible to get this with the help of a huge amount of prestige? How? I haven't seen such a solution or anything like that.

I'm not sure about the prestige thing, but certain traits also help: specifically the ambitious trait. And I believe you must be an independent ruler (not a vassal) but I'm not 100% sure on this. Maybe you can also get it as an adventurer? I don't know...

You can get this trait for an adventurer. That's for sure. But about the rulers.. I don't know