Repairing regions

[Telrunya]

Well, you can always put food in the region before letting it go rogue to fix that part. That's basically what we did with Grehk. The point of letting it go rogue is that you don't need to tie down any forces to the region to repair it, which can take a while sometimes.

As for Courts at 1% loyalty, I've never seen it, but I usually don't try to do that at such low values. I wouldn't know, but I've had my courts disrupted at low loyalty (15%-20%) which just undid any progress in it so far.

[Stabbity]

Can we get a mod to put this into another topic?

[Lefanis]

As for Courts at 1% loyalty, I've never seen it, but I usually don't try to do that at such low values. I wouldn't know, but I've had my courts disrupted at low loyalty (15%-20%) which just undid any progress in it so far.

Depends on the type of court. Harsh courts will work, but the people don't want your justice or mercy.

[Blue Star]

Harsh Court all the way... they will not stab me doing court. It is I who will stab them.

Haha I wanna let a region get that bad so I can try this out

[Telrunya]

Depends on the type of court. Harsh courts will work, but the people don't want your justice or mercy.

I'll concede to that. Harsh Courts can have a random effect on loyalty so you can hope for an increase to help out.

[Sypher]

I find often one of the most forgotten things is for the region lord to drop the tax rate. I think the tax rate should reset to 10% when a region goes rogue or changes ownership ...

[nanakisan]

There is always the option of asking the ruler of your realm to come to the region. A rulers presence helps raise loyalty and morale 3-5% each completed full turn. My character Turant was given Igno on EI. Its been 1 1/2 weeks now and the region is now slowly becoming ours. It had 1% loyalty and 1% morale when we started. Heck one player was even so gracious as to donate 350 gold via his family to the region. The production skyrocketed and the regions issues are pretty much done with.

It takes a long time but its worth the hard work. Especially when you're a new lord.