when you left click on a settlement, to the left is a "tax province" check box. just untick it and public order will go up as taxes won't be collected #1 TBLackey Oct 3, 2017 @ 4:56pm Click one of the settlements. On the left hand display there is checkbox to tax or not
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How do you get extra income from slaves in Skyrim?
The Har Ganeth ( Crone Hellebron) faction can launch a Death Night which consumes hundreds of slaves, in exchange for temporary faction-wide bonuses. Certain Dark Elves buildings provide extra income from slaves: +10 income per 100 slaves in the province. Income from slaves +10% in this province. +15 income per 100 slaves in the province.
What determines slave decline rate factionwide?
A higher percentage means more slaves will die. Many things can affect this rate. Slaves are also expended to pay for Dark Elves rites, which each cost between 100 and 500 slaves. The Sacrifice to Khaine rite increases slave decline rate factionwide by +50% for 15 turns.
How do I manage slaves in slaves?
Slaves can be managed via the Slaves Screen, which is access via a button on the bottom right: Each province has a current amount of slaves, and a maximum amount it can potentially hold. Receive slaves: the province will receive a portion of all slaves taken. Request extra slaves: the province will receive a great portion of all slaves taken.
How do you increase slave decline rate?
The Festivals of Hedonism commandment increases the slave decline rate by +100% (ie: it doubles the rate) in the province while it is active. The Har Ganeth ( Crone Hellebron) faction can launch a Death Night which consumes hundreds of slaves, in exchange for temporary faction-wide bonuses.
Do slaves build up?
Slaves never build up, in fact it decays over time if you are not enslaving.
Can you have slave revolts if you always kill the opposing armies?
I prefer to spam farm and industry related buildings. Yes if you always kill the opposing armies instead of enslave them, you'll rarely have slave revolts. It's simple. I'm not sure how much having slaves gets you economically.
Why should you split slaves equally between provinces?
Generally speaking, if you have two equally good 4-region provinces, you should split your slaves equally between them, to promote lower overall decline rate.
What is the decline rate of slaves?
It should be noted that slave decline rate is based on current % of total capacity and scales up quickly... e.g. at 25% capacity one can expect a natural ~1% decline, but at 90% capacity experience a steady ~8% decline per turn, requiring huge amounts of new slaves each turn to keep up the numbers.
How much does sacrifice to Khaine increase slave decline rate?
The Sacrifice to Khaine rite increases slave decline rate factionwide by +50% for 15 turns.
Does the province receive more slaves?
Request extra slaves: the province will receive a great portion of all slaves taken. No more slaves: the province will not receive any slaves when they are taken. Income from slaves and the public order penalty is shown for each province. Both increase as more slaves are sent to a province.
Is Broken Lands a 3 region province?
Note: Don't be fooled by The Broken Lands. Although it has the Slave Traders' Palaces landmark, the fact that it is only a 3-region means it still produces less gold per slave than a basic 4-region province.
Can you split slaves into 3 regions?
It is generally never a good idea to start splitting off slaves into a 3-region province, since the player generally will have access to a second 4-region province before filling up the first. When choosing between two 4-region provinces, the quality of the provincial bonuses to building income must be considered.
Every WH3 faction is completely unplayable
So I’ve watched about 12 different multiplayer battles from YouTubers who have only been playing with the new factions for a week without listening to what they’ve actually been saying and that basically makes me an expert on WH3’s faction balance.
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