Talk:Attributes

Prestige

Can someone confirm or deny the bit about only battles won gains prest? That does not sound right to me. --Eric S P 23 August 2005 09:37 (CEST)

I confirmed that you get prest even losing a battle. --Eric S P 25 August 2005 21:59 (CEST)

Thanks, that was bugging me, too. I wonder if you get less prestige for losing than for winning? --John 26 August 2005 05:41 (CEST)

I know that winning a lopsided battle get you almost nothing. Honor or Prest. Doing well in a battle your side loses can get you as much and more honor/prest than doing poorly in one your side wins. --Eric S P 26 August 2005 11:30 (CEST)

You can gain prestige when losing a battle, but it is far less likely than for winning one. --Tom 30 August 2005 19:26 (CEST)

There appear to be a whole bunch of things not on the list that require minimum prestige and/or honour, including:

• police work
• setting up militia
• money transfers

Is there a list and/or any indication of what these minimum levels are? As a relatively new player it helps to know what my characters can and can't do-- preferably without wasting turns in the attempt. --Robbiem 14 October 2005 01:02 (CEST)

I'm not sure but I think that these do not require prestige. You have to have been in the game long enough to do some things, but Police work if I recall correctly only needs you to have your men designated as Police force. Setting up militia might require you to have a large enough force, or if you are certain you need something it might be that you can't set up green troops as militia. I had the option to set up militia with 20+ men after 2 battles, one of which was with peasants. As for money transfers you need to have your family stop sending you money and be near a bank to transfer money. Also, the money needs to be in bonds. Ask a player in the game if you are a relatively new character, such as a mentor or failing that your liege-lord if you have a character who is a knight. --The1exile 15 January 2006 12:15 (CET)