Prestige-attracted knights can now be a bit better, but also a bit worse. Previous Prowess range was 12+ from realm pool or 12-15 if none found in it, changed to 10+ from realm (heavily weighted to pick the best one), and 10-18 otherwise.

Fixed faulty triggers for the prestige-attracted knights, which were causing the whole mechanic not to work. It does now.

On average you can expect it to yield :

On the high end : +/- 24 Knights per 16 years - ex. Emperor with Fame level 5 or 6,
On the low end : +/- 1 Knight per 16 years - ex. Fame 2 Duke, or Fame 0 (Disgraced) Emperor.

I don't think the AI knows how to recruit guests properly atm (any guests), but I'll possibly get to that when I have time.

V1.02

- Landed characters (except barons and vassal counts) now periodically attract knights as guests, the frequency of which scales up depending on the their title rank (emperors > kings > dukes > counts), and their level of fame. If your level of fame and/or title rank is too low, you will not attract any, and if both are high, you will attract quite a bunch.

You can still use the "invite knights" decision if you find yourself in short supply of knights, regardless.

- Adult unlanded characters who are not 3rd or closer in line of succession to any title and follow a faith that allows clerics to become knights and commanders (certain tenets and doctrines enable that), all while being of the clergy-eligible gender, can now take the "Take Holy Vows" decision, which gives them the "Order Member" trait, increasing their prowess and martial skill, but forfeiting the right of inheritance entirely.

Only characters with traits that are virtuous for the religion will do so. The more such traits they have, the higher their odds of taking the vows are, and vice versa for sinful traits. The chance is also doubled above age 20, so make sure to marry before then (Married characters of a religion that does not allow clerical marriage cannot take this decision)