Crusader Kings III. All Discussions Screenshots Artwork Broadcasts Videos Workshop News Guides Reviews which applies anything you put there, such as add_trait or

add_title_law e_hre feudal_elective_succession_law: add_trait: Add a specific trait to a character using IDs. Unspecified ID means effects will occur on the player. [trait id] [character id] add
The trait ID for the Naive Appeaser trait is naive_appeaser. This command would add the Naive Appeaser trait to the character with character ID 368. add_trait pregnancy_finishing. The "Final Months" trait has a trait ID of pregnancy_finishing. As no character ID is specified, this command would give your own character the Final Months trait.
So for copying just create a scripted effect that copies traits over then change the attributes to get the required results (note if you completely want to copy over an existing character I recommend removing all relevant traits first as it makes the adding traits part a lot smoother).
Opposites traits are checked. Trait names are all lower case. If no character ID is inputted, the trait will be given to the character you are currently playing instead. The same thing also proves true with the remove_trait, add_modifier and remove_modifier commands. Character: remove_trait Removes a trait from the
Council. This article has been verified for the current version (1.11) of the game. The council. The council is a group of 6 specialized Vassal or Courtier characters that help a landed character (count and above) rule their realm. Each council member is able to perform one task at a time. If a Councilor is also a Commander, it cannot lead
Councillor's experience trait. This mod allows councillors to progress in the position they are assigned to, just like the physician . The longer the characters stay in their position, the more competent they become in their tasks. Thanks to this mod, even those unbearable characters, who take positions without your consent, will become EA Latium Sep 17, 2020 @ 4:15pm. Yes and no, it will have more chances for Quick, and the father being Genius will increase the chances for a better "version" of it, such as Intelligent and Genius. Traits "linger" however, so even if the kid hasn't got it, if he'll have a Wife with Quick or one of them, the chances are gonna pretty high.
Most of the time it's better to take a one step reduction in education trait than to end up with a mess of bad personality traits. Hope this helps. EDIT: One thing I forgot to add is that having negative congenital intelligence traits has a strong negative effect if they are present on either child or educator, so avoid educators with those.
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