Her noble position is actually Consort, which she has by virtue of being married to the king. "Exalted Control" is just her title, but how that title was generated is an interesting question. It would be interesting to look at your world's Legends mode for your civilization. Positions like "Exalted Control" are created randomly through history by various means, but this is the first time I've heard of it happening in a dwarven civilization.
Well that's helpful. I'll try to remember to check the legends when this fort ends (though I've been thinking "it'll end tomorrow for sure-- one way or another. heheh" for the last few days and it somehow keeps on keeping on...).
Are the religulous titles new? And any idea how to figure out what she's banning, bc there is no entry in the noble's screen.
oh man... just looked through her relations:
Deity: Solon Obur Gomath: takes the form of a rotting male dwarf and is associated with fame, blight, death, war and valor.
year 8, received worship from a necromancer.
year 8, Stanceburn The Stern Leader was created by Solon. !! What is this? !!
So, about religion. How far is it developed? If it's a god of necromancers then does that mean I'm in a necromancer aligned civ? or do necromancers worship the same gods as anybody else?
If bembul the neccy is still alive, chances are I have him in a cage trap...
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