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Posted October 30, 2020
Other than their primary attribute (Charisma for Regent, etc.), do any of the skills effect the results of an event/project (eg: persuasion, perception)?
Posted October 30, 2020
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grassBlade: Other than their primary attribute (Charisma for Regent, etc.), do any of the skills effect the results of an event/project (eg: persuasion, perception)?
no
Posted November 11, 2020
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grassBlade: Other than their primary attribute (Charisma for Regent, etc.), do any of the skills effect the results of an event/project (eg: persuasion, perception)?
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gnarbrag: no
Thanks.
In other words there is no reason to put skill points in persuasion .
Posted November 11, 2020
For the purposes of Kingdom Management, only the primary attribute affects anything. Honestly feels like a missed opportunity to me. You'd think things like Trickery would benefit Espionage, or the Grant Diplomat would need Persuasion, o the Magister might need Knowledge (Arcana), but nope. Just the attribute.
Posted November 26, 2020
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Roahin: For the purposes of Kingdom Management, only the primary attribute affects anything. Honestly feels like a missed opportunity to me. You'd think things like Trickery would benefit Espionage, or the Grant Diplomat would need Persuasion, o the Magister might need Knowledge (Arcana), but nope. Just the attribute.
Agreed, definitely a lost opportunity. I suspect, though, it was decided upon because it would have involved more coding for the non-companion advisors
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