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The Lay of Ybor Outcomes
By caps
Here's a list of all possible traits your new recruitable general will possess depending on the choices you make during the Langobards DLC narrative.

Choose between the Sword or the Brooch plus the 2 other choices to get your desired traits during the following turns:
396 AD Spring: Choose Sword or Brooch.
396 AD Summer: Choose One
397 AD Spring: Final Choice
397 AD Summer: Results
Your new general will also have additional traits that are randomly generated.

Note that you have to play as the Langobards, Alamans or Burgundians.
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4 Mar, 2015 @ 10:57pm
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Guide Index
Overview
All Possible Traits 
Healer of Ghodan: Godan's Touch 
Poet of Godan: Godan's Tongue 
Prophet of Godan: Godan's Eye 
Wrath of Godan: Godan's Blade 
Comments
All Possible Traits
Godan's Touch
  • Authority: +3
  • Cunning: +3
  • Zeal: +3
  • Replenishment: +30% (commanded force)
Godan's Tongue
  • Authority: +7
  • Personal inflence: +5 per influence-earning situation
  • Political action cost: -15% personal influence
  • Recruitment cost: -20% (commanded force)
Godan's Eye
  • Cunning: +7
  • Missile attack range: +15% (commanded force)
  • Campaign line of sight: +50%
  • Melee defence: +10 (commanded force)
Godan's Blade
  • Zeal: +7
  • Melee damage: +15% (commanded force)
  • Melee attack: +15 (commanded force)

Healer of Ghodan: Godan's Touch
Sword
  1. The Priestess
  2. Healing
Brooch
  1. Through the Fire
  2. Lay Hands

Poet of Godan: Godan's Tongue
Sword
  1. The Poet
  2. A Clash of Wills
Brooch
  1. Fight the Fire
  2. King's Offer

Prophet of Godan: Godan's Eye
Brooch
  1. Through the Fire
  2. Seek WIsdom
Brooch
  1. Fight the Fire
  2. Priest's Offer

Wrath of Godan: Godan's Blade
Sword
  1. The Poet
  2. A Glorious Charge
Sword
  1. The Priestess
  2. Destruction


13 Comments
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Techpriest Enginseer 27 Aug @ 6:18pm 
I think I liked (for roleplaying purpose)
Godan's Touch for Langobards as the replenishment bonus and emancipators goes great for having an army well-replenished.
Godan's Tongue can be for any of the 3 faction, its stat bonus are great for governing and handling out political actions.
Godan's Eye is good with the Burgundians with unique ranged units that can use the range bonus.
Godan's Blade is good for the Alamans, who have unique units for constantly staying on the offensive.
__A_R_T_E_M_K_A__ 27 May @ 1:19pm 
Godan's Touch was realy amazing! Played with Burgundians on legendary!
__A_R_T_E_M_K_A__ 27 May @ 1:16pm 
omg! thx! :cozybethesda:
mimicry 31 Jul, 2023 @ 8:05am 
i vassalized alamans and i got this dude commanding their armies
is it common for alamans or did i do something with western rome
Seegert 25 Oct, 2015 @ 4:39pm 
nice guide good to know
LostCarcosa25 19 Apr, 2015 @ 9:30pm 
@caps, Ah, ok. So the priest's offer is just a choice that will result in a trait for a statesman/general Ybor. Cool cool. Thank you very much =^)
caps  [author] 13 Mar, 2015 @ 3:14am 
Hey @lost, Ybor becomes a General/Satesman regardless wether you get the sword or the brooch. So he's not a priest 'agent'. In addition to the godan he can randomly get other normal traits too; either negative or postives.
LostCarcosa25 12 Mar, 2015 @ 6:14pm 
Fantastic guide, caps! A question, though. Are these traits the same, if you chose Ybor as a priest? If so, I would imagine a lot of the buffs from the traits would be useless, unfortunately (e.g., commanded force).
The♘Red♘Knight 10 Mar, 2015 @ 4:01pm 
Yes, I noticed that my range wasn't any better than similar AI troops. So I tested it by comaring the range of my troops who supposedly had more range thanks to Ybor and regularly ranged troops in custom battle. The results were clear: there is no difference at all in range (alhough 15% isn't that much, it should still be noticeable).
caps  [author] 10 Mar, 2015 @ 1:01am 
Have you tested it? I'll have to take a look, 15% doesn't sounds that much anyway and unfortunately the range stat isn't listed in the tooltip.