RoE Development > Regent Guide
Bloodlines workbook
X-DM Jon:
--- Quote from: Tuornen/LF (Geir) on April 01, 2009, 01:56:38 AM ---
--- Quote from: Roesone/ARR (Robert) on April 01, 2009, 01:16:27 AM ---There is one problem with now letting a regent transfer his full bloodline to his heir. How would Avan and Boeruine maintain their great bloodlines? Who can they marry of high enough blood to keep it at 60+
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Ok,
So if you have 70 BS
You marry a nice babe with 40 BS
You kid gets a 55 BS
The kid gets loads of RP presents from friends and family, get to be baron at his 18 birthday,
Dadys advisors see to all that is needed and every odd season there is the celebration as another BP is added.
When dady is old the kid is at 15 more then he was born with, 70 BS….
40 BS is not all that uncommon is it?
A great house would make sure there is an ample supply of nice babes with 40 BS….
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If you take a quick look through the P&H you will see that there aren't that many families with a BS of 40 or more. Almost none of the families from the South Coast or the Eastern Marches have a BS of 40 or more. Slightly more from the Heartlands do, whereas the west is mostly unknown.
BS of 40 or more is very rare.
Avan is most likely spending his huge RP income to increase his BS regularly, he's been around for quite a while by now. So surviving = good BS.
X-Bellam & BC/TB (Bobby):
There's also the bloodline bonuses that come from powerful rulership - regents who win great wars, expand their domain, and complete Agendas gain in bloodline. The heights of blood power rarely last long within a family unless they continue to rule powerfully, which makes sense.
X-LPA/Gaerred Khaiarén (Gray):
--- Quote from: Bellam & BC/TB (Bobby) on April 01, 2009, 03:26:25 AM ---There's also the bloodline bonuses that come from powerful rulership - regents who win great wars, expand their domain, and complete Agendas gain in bloodline. The heights of blood power rarely last long within a family unless they continue to rule powerfully, which makes sense.
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I don't think I have EVER heard of a player gaining a BS bonus, with the exception of completing Agenda (and consequently 'winning' the chapter).
X-IHH/Wallac Isilviere (Kasper):
To get BS bonus for completing agenda I say it must be a real difficult agenda; in my book these things should not come easy - a major agenda or if minor one of the tough ones.
DM B:
--- Quote from: Tuornen/LF (Geir) on April 01, 2009, 01:56:38 AM ---
--- Quote from: Roesone/ARR (Robert) on April 01, 2009, 01:16:27 AM ---There is one problem with now letting a regent transfer his full bloodline to his heir. How would Avan and Boeruine maintain their great bloodlines? Who can they marry of high enough blood to keep it at 60+
--- End quote ---
Ok,
So if you have 70 BS
You marry a nice babe with 40 BS
You kid gets a 55 BS
The kid gets loads of RP presents from friends and family, get to be baron at his 18 birthday,
Dadys advisors see to all that is needed and every odd season there is the celebration as another BP is added.
When dady is old the kid is at 15 more then he was born with, 70 BS….
40 BS is not all that uncommon is it?
A great house would make sure there is an ample supply of nice babes with 40 BS….
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RP 'presents' are not so common, but having your Heir rule something certainly is. In the days of the Empire, the Princes and Princesses, the Heir in particular, would rule a Principality or some such, ostensibly to gain experience, but acutally primarily to strengthen their bloodlines.
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