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Von Carsteins: Vlad infiltrated Imperial politics and even secured the support of certain Elector Counts through guile.
Lahmians: Their entire bloodline is built on manipulating and aligning with human nobility from behind the scenes.
The End Times: Vlad von Carstein was formally recognised by Karl Franz and fought within the Imperial armies against Chaos (Mannfred too, briefly, before betraying them).
So while permanent hostility makes sense, a hard block removes those rare but very important moments of cooperation.
Just wanted to share that perspective — thanks for all the work you’ve put in!
This mod brings them back to how they were in Warhammer 2.
You are still able to sign peace treaties with factions that you are inclined to do diplomacy with.
Essentially Order factions can only do diplomacy with other Order factions, Chaos factions with other Chaos factions, ...etc.
If you want to cheese the AI, don't play with this mod. This is intended for more immersive campaigns.
Besides, being neutral doesn't mean being open to do diplomacy with other factions; which is pretty much the case for Wood Elves, they are isolationists.