Obviously, I cannot accurately portray the univserse of A Song of Ice and Fire in a way that makes it totally faithfull to the books, but I've tried. This modification takes place at the onset of book 2, A Clash of Kings, hence the title of the project. Various game enhancing scripts, such as Diplomacy and Custom Commander. New companions, all with their own backstory. New mercenaries, from Unsullied to Ghiscari archers and Dothraki Screamers. New NPC's, with all the major lords and rulers in Westeros represented. New items (about 900 new items, all of them period related and high quality)
New map, encompassing both Westeros and Essos. Basically is plays like standard Warband, but with the following changes: Furthermore, it is, right now, merely a shell of what I hope it will be in the end.
But still, it's currently a beta, remember that. I have eliminated most of them myself, and have not experienced any crashes while playing for quite some time.
The new armors and miscellaneous items that you might find in-game are all OSP, with the odd recoloring and retexturing.Īs it is also a work in progress, I imagine that there will be a few bugs. R Martin to life, without making any serious changes to the standard Mount and Blade: Warband gameplay.Īs I am the only person working on it, it does not currently contain any "original" models nor textures. The aim of this mod is to bring the world of "A song of Ice and Fire", by George R. (val_clamp, ":relation_with_liege_change", -5, 3), #THIS WILL BE FOR ALL OTHER KINGDOMSĪgain, change the values in the above piece of code to whatever you want.To install this modification, simply extract the file "A Clash of Kings" into your steam/steamapps/common/mountblade warband/Module folder. (val_clamp, ":relation_with_liege_change", -5, 3), #CHANGE THIS LINE HOWEVER YOU'D LIKE To make the change only affect the player, change the line by this piece of code: (try_begin), Note that this change will also affect other kings, so this makes getting their vassals harder. Change those values to whatever you like, for example -1, 20. This line signifies that the relationship change between lords and liege when awarding fiefs varies between -5 and 3.
IF you're not familiar with modding the game and the module system this can be a bit of a challenge, but the way to do it is:įind the file module_scripts.py, and look for the script give_center_to_lord.įind the line: (val_clamp, ":relation_with_liege_change", -5, 3) This should limit the negative relations hit to the lords who did not support the lord who eventually gets the fief.įailing that you can modify your game using the module system to lessen the relationships hit. In game, you can consult with all your lords before appointing a fief, then appoint the fief to the lord who has the most supporters amongst other lords.
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