+1 Command when fighting against BarbariansĪ great man's great deeds need to be properly celebrated in epic poetry!Ī servant who can handle any animal may be useful on campaign.

Some men are willing to turn against their own kind for all sorts of reasons. +1 Command when fighting against Barbarians, 1% bonus to cash gained from looting 'Just a little something I bought up on the frontier… ' 'The stars are most auspicious for this new venture…' +1 Influence, 10% decrease to cost to bribe The images of the mighty need to be captured for posterity. +1 Morale for all troops on the battlefield Great architecture can be a statement of power and prestige, designed to awe a subject people into obedience.ġ0% discount on construction costs, -1 from squalor (increases public order and population growth)Ī skilled craftsman, able to oversee repairs and refurbishment of armour. The Games demand a constant supply of new animals, and a man who controls such a supply will gain friends. Good land, worked well, is the root of much wealth. +1 Management, +1 to personal security (improves the chances of detecting and foiling assassination attempts) Loyalty cannot be bought in some men, but when earned must be treasured and respected. 'An Actor?! An Actor? I, sir, am a thespian! I bestride the stage in a manner - nay a fashion, sir, a fashion - like unto Colossus himself!' For exclusion list, view the file export_descr_ancillaries. * Certain Ancillary characters will not be available to your character if they already have a certain ancillary. * Which factions can gain which ancillaries can be found in descry_agent_ancillary. * Some of the names of specific persons have had (of Location) added to the entry to correlate to the game variable. * Spelling and grammatical corrections where appropriate. * I have tried to denote Spy and Assassin entries as so. * On priests/priestess It appears that priest are grouped by faction. Some entries appear out of alphabetical order or seemingly duplicate entries appear, also, when the entry name differs from the game variable. * On several entries I have placed the game variable name in next to the ancillary’s name. * I have left the entries in the original order except where new ancillaries were added at a later date, those I placed alphabetically.

It is taken from the 1.2 version of the game, but should still be mostly accurate. This entire appendix is the work of Ebannon.

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