Questions

[JB - Jana Boulderbrew]

Last game I had kids born ingame and fostered them up to adulthood... Then made one an heir and several other LTs. Do we still have that option?

The children born ingame following the stat rules... have much better stats.

[DM Juan]

You certainly can have children born in game, yes. Recruiting them when appropriate, by race/age.

[JB - Jana Boulderbrew]

Regarding goals... Are goals other than domain 20 active this game?

[TH - The Hunt]

I sure hope so... everyone started this game with at least a domain 20. The objectives thread says 30, and no one started with more than 24.

PCs still can't have children that were born before the game, right?

[WM - The Waste Mage]

Read the Rules for Objectives.

[-] Objectives & Character Success/Failures
Successful completion of a Major Objective will give a 3 point boost to your bloodline, and gain 20RP
Successful completion of a Minor Objective will give a 1 point boost to your bloodline

If a boost from completing an Objective pushes you past the listed threshold below, your bloodline strength will go up as well. You may only increase your bloodline strength twice per generation.
Tainted->Minor: 20
Minor->Major: 40
Major->Great: 60
Great->True: 80, ***AND*** you must have bloodform/bloodtrait

You will have 1 major and 3 minor objectives. The completion of any objective will result in it's replacement with a new objective along the same lines, but harder, then the previous one.

Everyone will start with-

Minor:
Level 5 (or 4/4, or 4/4/4) (or if you start at level 5+, gain 1 level) --- 10 (or 9/9 or 8/8/8) --- 15 (or 12/12, or 10/10/10) --- 300,000 XP
Heir reaching 5 years of age (born in game); recruit an heir born in game, as a lieutenant (can be recruited, for human/half-elf, during the turn they'd turn 17); an heir takes over as ruler
Bloodline 20 (30; 40 etc)

Major:
30 holdings/province level -- after which, it will be domain specific.

[DM Juan]

You can, but they do not count for objectives. And don't have bloodlines.

[JB - Jana Boulderbrew]

Are we still doing 2 years per turn?... for time and getting heirs up?

[DM Juan]

Yup

[TH - The Hunt]

Adult heirs as early as Turn 4 for gnolls. Turn 5 for goblins. Turn 21 for dwarves. Turn 51 for elves. Turn 9 for other races.

[LMC - Lord Mayor Cowell]

The elves can marry a human(or even a halfelf) and get it faster I guess;)

Anyway...

Children, if you marry a regular dwarf chick from your province population, how do you count their stats for childrenmaking?