If the RNG rolls those lords with a mix of upstanding and martial personalities, and bumps their already awesome troops a bit further up, that faction will be a much greater threat to your supremacy than one filled with debauched and quarrelsome idiots. There are mods where troops go up to level 60, with weapon proficiencies to match, and lords get to lead hundreds of men stiffened by a retinue of few dozen elites. In other mods, those little random changes can produce a very different game. So you are powerful enough to do your thing, no matter what or who. In Native (unmodded game) it does not matter too much, because by level 10-15 you can be either tougher than the toughest warrior or a better leader than the most renowned lord.

Jade versions were also made for ceremonial use. It consists of a dagger-shaped blade, mounted by its tang to a perpendicular wooden shaft.The earliest dagger-axe blades were made of stone. It does not sound like much, but sometimes the RNG produces a faction full of dependable, intermarried lords who get together, and that faction becomes a juggernaut. The dagger-axe (Chinese: pinyin: g WadeGiles: ko) is a type of pole weapon that was in use from the Erlitou culture until the Han dynasty in China. some familial relationships are randomized, and ages are (a bit sloppily) changed to reflect that

about half the lords' personalities are randomized some units get a few skill points distributed randomly, which is sometimes very significant unis stats are randomly adjusted up and down

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