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Doubt I can do anything about it, maybe Tabletop Caps can do something on their end.
I am still surprised that this works at all and the game just accepts it without blowing up.
@Leonardo thanks for reporting, I will have to look into the camps.
@Mumm-Ra right nurgle factions not sure about the general, that should not happen.
Recruitment is still the thing with nurgle factions not having vanilla recruitment.
Is this normal? Creates an Empire lord but woulds it for my Tamurkhan campaign. Even when I enable "Allow Recruitment" in my Tamurkhan campaign, it doesn't let me recruit without a lord.
@sirkudjon lords being present in the army but not counting as a units is impossible.
If you want armies with 21 units I can recommend this mod:
https://psteamcommunity.yuanyoumao.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3297164969
Note that I'n playing with Cataph's Southern Realms's Columbo, so it was very funny to me lol.
Not sure what the AI would even do with it.