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1. I'm pretty sure this is a change with the latest Elder Kings 2 update. Unmourned/Scarab blood are now dynasty modifiers not traits.
2. Yes, though it consumes a lot of piety and if you have the tools a decision appears that can give yourself a lot (I think 10,000). Odd about the tools not spawning. Do you mean you're not getting Wraithguard or not getting the decision to grab Sunderland/Keening?
3. That seems reasonable. I'll include it in the next update.
1) The Scarab's Blood is not listed as trait anymore (but the stats are there). Is this as it is supposed to be?
2) Is it intended that the finishing of the Akulakhan does NOT require the tools of Kagrenac? On this note, I also want to point out that sometimes the collection of the tools does not always trigger when taking over Morrowind/killing the false gods.
3) I find playing as the Korgoruhn county to be difficult early on without adopting another faith. Could you make it so that the "Unmourned Blood" (which is not visible as a trait either) would trigger an option to adopt secretly or fully the Sixth House religion again should you convert? I had a game lasting hundreds of years without being able to convert back again, and that seemed like a shame.
Again, thank you for your hard work!
@Dragonkiller135 you can in fact do exactly that and it does indeed give immortality. Your character or a friend needs to be a Divayth level mage. Can't remember if you need to be an incarnate but high xp in the trait definitely improves your odds.
Pretty sure someone asked the same thing a while back, and I plan to add a game-rule at some point but it's quite low priority. Lore-wise I think Dagoth could probably choose to look however he wanted.