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Grudges matter..... A LOT!

on request: altered my 'Grudges matter' mod, to make the bonuses bigger


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Aren't you anoyed as Dwarf that grudges almost don't matter. Other factions get missions to, what's so special about them? If you know anything about warhammer Dwarfs, then you know they take grudges very seriously. (check lore below)

This mod does the following:
- Solving grudges is being rewarded more
- Bonuses received from solving from Grudges last longer
- Higher bonus from keeping Grudges low / higher penalty if you got much unsolved grudges
- Some tweaks to balance grudges out. More important grudges now have more impact then less important grudges. Expecially assasination missions are made less important and give less penalty.


Compatible
- Compatible with almost all mods, also mods who changed startpos


This is just a small mod only tweaking Grudges. If you like to play like a bountyhunter, focusing on solving grudges and doing missions, try out my other mod: The Grudgebringers
http://psteamcommunity.yuanyoumao.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=721946847



LORE

The Great Book of Grudges is a massive tome kept by Dwarven High King Thorgrim Grudgebearer detailing every wrong done to the Dwarfen race.

The High Kings have kept the Great Book of Grudges for generations, the oldest and most important of the many throughout the Dwarf lands. Sometimes known as Dammaz Kron, the book recounts all wrongs and treachery perpetrated against Dwarfs since the dawn of time. It is always written in the blood of the High Kings, and only the High King can write in it. Occasionally, the Dwarfs have the opportunity to set a wrong right, in which case the High King has the satisfaction of striking out the record in the book. This hardly ever happens though, as Dwarfs much prefer to hold a grudge forever. Even crossed out grudges can still be read and are never forgotten, but fondly recalled together with the story of how vengeance was finally exacted. It is also interesting to note, that the Dwarf Language has no word for forgiveness, but many subtle variations on revenge, recompense and retribution.