Why not expand warriors with him, he is not bad just mediocre. We can't sit around waiting for a hero chief with great martial, keep in mind that we usually don't know what stats our chiefs have unless they are heroes. While it is a good idea to take advantage of a hero chiefs strengths, do not ignore areas that need attention
In between the megaproject completing and the government change, planning next turn is really pointless.
Hmm, the government change will complete the prerequisites for the project, and we're effectively done otherwise.
Ah, right, I forgot about that.
I agree with this plan for the most part, but I believe that the trade mission should be sent to the Thunder Horse. With it as a Main action and being boosted by someone with Heroic Diplomacy, extending the peace could very well be possible. Better than giving the kingdom in the south dyed clothes is ensuring the nomads don't start hitting us again.
* delay pushing for Survey by one turn if it means we get Main Restore Harmony. Especially after major reorganization of how our civ works, especially with said reorganization being done by low-Admin chief.
I disagree. We have Stability 0, and, while technically neutral, this effectively denies the possibility of LoO for us. And LoO was hell of Econ booster so far.
So, I insist on maining Restore Harmony next turn; I could even *crying internally
Hell, I am tempted to not only Main Restore, but to dedicate both secondaries to it. But that probably won't fly, so Trails + something which uses Heroic Diplomacy should do.
Two bits of very important support for my position:
One, high Stability brings more resilience: on that turn we had weird rituals (inoculation probably does not mesh well with our distaste for touching the dead) and comet; and yet, people were sufficiently happy with how things were going (+2 Stability = Optimisitc) that we did not suffer any hits from either of those. So, high Stability means less Stab hits risks.
Now for number two.
We are going to get another LoO trigger next turn, we should be ready.
Shapers of the Land only gives stability to land management type megaprojects, according to the description, and this isn't a land management type megaproject. It might have a stability benefit by pure virtue of the fact that it's wiping out smallpox as a major threat to the People forevermore, but we get no extra benefit in that regard from our traits.
We likely won't get a stability boost from this, since it's not a land management type Megaproject. At least we won't get a stability boost from Shapers of the Land, but we might get one from Harmony or things being better since almost no one dies of the pox anymore.
Do we have to make separate titles for male and female rulers?
...It's not an engineering project.
Mostly to avoid confusion and so that people will know who you're talking about. But not if you don't want to.
Technically, it was meant for the king and their spouse, regardless of gender.
This, yes. Gwygoytha for the ruler and Gwygoyth for the spouse. It's non-gender specific incase the ruler and the spouse are the same gender.
Brittania rules the waves?
Oh, right. I've overlooked that part.
The spouse isn't really its own position though. Had an option for that early on, people didn't take it, remember?
Mediocre is notably worse than average. A previous hero unit (as all hero units are sorted worst->best on skills) was marked as Mediocre X, Poor Y, and Average Z. Mediocre is the poorest skill level for a hero unit we've seen described. Assuming non-hero units are -universally average-, that would make mediocre 2 steps shittier than a no-name boring guy.
By pure meaning of the words poor should be worse than mediocre. Plus on our current hero, it goes poor, mediocre and then heroic.
Yes, but so what? it might be in the future and it pays to be prepared. Also, just because the spouse doesn't have any "official" power, doesn't mean they don't have any UNoffical power. They might not rule, but they are still important enough for a title of their own instead of just being the Gwygoytha's wife/husband.
