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I think master smiths etc are perfectly fine just how they are.
Never forget mates, if it ain't broke do not fix it.
Though I suppose you could make it a % of gaining an extra gem or not gaining one, but that's fairly opaque.
Statue of War and Panii spawn Barbarians/Maenads based on Turmoil.
And at least one pretender summons Winter Wolves based on Cold scales.
So we already have examples of scales influencing automatic monster summoning - and that's fine.
EDIT: Some castable spells are stronger with some with scales, too (IIRC, the 'Hidden in X' ones). It makes sense for them, but wouldn't necessarily make sense for *all* spells.
These scales already indirectly influence reanimation though:
Death scales -> creates corpses (correct me if wrong), can reanimate as soulless
Growth scales -> more pop you can sacrifice for ghouls (if you really want to)
Although in principle, I do think that unit generating effects and spells should consider the relevant scales as freespawn does.
Yeah that's true and it is nice there. And every monster generator works different per nation / pretender (think of Yomis spawning rates that just need a dom candle of 1 etc) while the resource ability would cover many nations commanders and differently affecting them...
And that is too perfectly fine as it is. Prod/Sloth also indirectly affect the resouce generating commanders: You can buy more the higher production values you have and less the more sloth you have.
Ok that's it from me wrt this topic.
Have a great weekend!
Cheers!
I think the OP is completely wrong. Sure, you can take sloth as MA Ulm. You can also not use all your design points if you want.
Ok last post here: It is a) not Ulm only but all resource generating commanders, b) even for MA Ulm specifically the master smiths can balance out to some extent taking less than P3 scales (not necessarilly sloth 3 but perhaps S1 or P1 eg) , c) other nations with resource commanders have viable builds with sloth scales or are at the very least not reliant to P3 scales, d) mate I always can put (or at least try ;-)) every design point to good use ;-P.
Cheers
I don't take Sloth (though I can imagine doing it with MA Ulm), but I never take production unless my pretender setup/goals mean I can take that scale like that and paths.
As MA Ulm I find I want money more than anything else. Prod is as good as/better in that regard, but I usually go O3 to minimize those annoying events like barbarian invasions so I won't have to march one province at a time with a slow army to take back.
Whereas with another nation, if barbs take a province, I just send in some SIdhe Lords or Vans. Just doesn't seem like a biggie with nations like that, as opposed to saying: "Okay I got enough guys in this fort to take that back. But it takes 3 rounds to march there. Then I am going to need them back where they came from..."
Actually I think I've taken L over P before. Not sure that really adds much if you have O3, but it really didn't seem like that big a deal either way.
To me G and O are the key scales to play MA Ulm.