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It say it right there on the society rank power's tooltip. Who am I kidding, people do not read tooltips/instructions. I should have known that, I work in customer services.
If you do meet all the requirements, click it. It, the decision, appear at rank 4.
Most bloodlines in Holy Fury appear randomly, I doubt that's what you want.
English is not my first language either. Ce serais-tu plus facile en francais?
I guess that this is an issue of using a more "role play" description instead of a purely informative one.
If I had know the requirement for the bloodline in advance I would have taken it but at the time the diplomacy minus would have been a problem.
Also with no way to restart the chain as far as I know I feel this is a somewhat unfair requirement compared to the others listed.
You could "cheat" and use this console command to add it meanwhile:
add_trait guilds_trait_master
I think that you can upgrade the building to have guards from your capital building tab but upgrading the warehouse building.
Spend a lot when prompted, of course. But you aren't the only one so your effort won't win the war by itself.
In case all of this is too annoying, you can disable it with a game rule.
but how do i even make one happen?