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Here is the link [community.creative-assembly.com], if you guys want to help it get more visibility.
As you may know, CA introduced a returning feature in Patch 7.0 for certain Lords: the ability to attack port settlements from the sea. However, these Lords cannot build siege equipments when attacking walled settlements from the sea.
Meaning that you might be in trouble if you play with this mod in combination with Assladders Begone as you won't have any option to climb the walls or won't be able to attack the settlement altogether. Obviously, it doesn't prevent you from cheesing the siege battle (personally, I use a mod setup that prevents me from hitting gates with small units so I'm even more ♥♥♥♥♥♥ in that case).
because then the AI will directly attack if it think it can win from number or strength balance but on the field it will just stand in front of the walls waiting and dying
It sort of makes sense considering just how damn old and unique he is among his kind, plus having been a unique trait of his since the first game. I'm just throwing the idea out there as a fun little suggestion, but the decision is up to you, Boss.
Even if he is a vampire with superhuman strength, he is not comparable to something like Taurox; a giant bull whose speciality is ramming.