Once you open faction window (5key) you’ll see information about your faction.
Below you’ll find windowimportant characters.
Below that you’ll find currenttraits- bonuses affecting your faction.
Empirewindow shows the influence of your country on the world situation.
When it reaches another border value the number of available armies, fleets and agents will increase.
Number of possible edicts will also increase.
In the upper part of the screen you’ll find two additional tabs: records and stats.
Once you select one of the characters, a new window will open.
This window shows also traits and household of the given character and his skills.
Below this there are few options allowing for interaction with the given general.
During domestic games your main task is to keep a balance between individual parties.
The more points you gain within your party, the better.
Support can be obtained in several different ways.
The fastest but quite rare method is completing missions order by the Senate.
After completing the mission, few senators will join you.
But you’ll more often use another option: gaining support thanks to constant conquests.
In this case the more effectivegravitasthe general has the better results he gets.
In this case his effectivegravitaswill influence the strength of your group every turn.
Unfortunately other parties do not sleep.
Generals under your control belonging to the rival family also generategravitasand thus interfere with your actions.
In addition some characters can be adopted - they will then join your family.
From time to time you’ll get information about achievements of one of your family members.
Keeping the balance between factions is the best solution.
In this case assassins will appear and sooner or later you’ll be losing your most experienced generals.
Discords between parties can lead to civil war.
It can happen in two ways.
This time you’ll have to use loyal armies and retake lost provinces.
Regardless of the civil war cause, after several turns negotiations will start.
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