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@Que.tea - Depends on what kind of bonuses you mean. Opinion bonus?
@Squidian The BoFish - Nope, but will probably make a compatibility patch for it, but not before january at least
@ king0billy - added to an ongoing game should be fine but all features will not be available (would require a fresh save). I have no idea what happens if you remove the mod from an ongoing game.
@ Kapitalisti - I see. As I mentioned above, a comptibility patch with CFP is planned.
@ Renown - I see how that could happen. When a family member in the same court has the thrall trait, the court owner should normally remove the thrall trait for family members. Normally the AI should also offer to pay ransom for their enslaved family members, but perhaps this should be tweaked to happen more often (and the AI accepting it more often). Will look into it!
I could list the ways - but for one, having thralls happen for married noble characters creates situations where you have kings and emperors with a wife, concubines, lovers, soulmates and children who are all thralls because they got raided one time.
Now, historically this could make sense - but only if you create easy (for the AI at least) paths to get these family members back and unthralled.
I've just watched the Karlings, Sigurdrs, House of Wessex, and the scottish royal family just get wiped from existence in the same two year time frame. Kings sit there and never attempt to get new heirs?