What items are required depends on a number of factors, general and specific. You can help RimWorld Wiki by improving it.Īll titles of Acolyte rank or above desire clothes fit for their station. Reason: Clarity, and integration with main table below. This article is suggested to be rewritten. It is currently unknown if Simple Meals with Human Meat are allowed.Īscetic food requirements override title requirements, and thus Ascetics still prefer raw or simple food. Non-conceited nobles have no such restrictions.Ĭonceited cannibal nobles can eat human meat without penalty, and gain the normal positive moodlets from doing so. Though there is a bug where you send said slave into a caravan, allowing them to use their permits.Ĭonceited nobles will refuse to eat certain foods, with fewer items be acceptable as the ranks increase. However, slaves cannot use permits which lessens their utility. Note that slavery will override the work restrictions of conceited pawns just as it does other work restrictions, allowing conceited nobles to work if enslaved. A conceited yeoman has no demands for example, while a colony that only uses fine meals and 5x5 bedrooms likely won't even notice the difference if their conceited researcher became a Praetor instead of a non-conceited pawn. The exact encumbrance a conceited noble represents depends heavily on colony design, the work the pawn performs, and the rank to be achieved. It is generally advisable to not give conceited pawns royal title when other pawns are available, but such alternatives are not always available. Conceited nobles maintain their food limits, even when unconscious. Titled pawns without those traits can continue to do all types of work and eat all types of food they used to be able to even after gaining higher titles. This can be a significant mood penalty even if colony wealth is sufficient to eliminate expectation mood bonuses. Additionally Conceited Nobles replace their normal Expectation moodlets with mood penalties of -6 and -12 at the ranks of Baron and Count respectively, even if the expectations moodlet would otherwise be positive. The game will show a popup warning if you attempt to give such pawns royal honor. Titled pawns with the Greedy, Jealous, or Abrasive traits become Conceited after gaining Titles, and refuse to do certain types of work or eat certain kinds of food as they rise up the ranks. They will not however be able to use permits and their worktypes override any added by Conceit.

Slaves can be given Honor and will rank up as usual, and have the same clothing and room requirements as normal. Non-conceited pawns do not refuse to do any type of work and will still eat everything they normally would. These, and other limits, generally remain and grow from rank to rank, such that a Baron has all the limits placed on a Praetor, and more.Īdditionally Conceited nobles will refuse to do more types of work or eat certain kinds of food as they increase in rank. All titles, starting at Yeoman, allow an increasing level of psycast. Upon accepting the quest and performing the ceremony, your pawn will also gain levels of their Psylink. Upon leveling up, you will receive a quest to accept a Bestowing Ceremony. Titles are granted upon reaching a certain threshold of Honor. Starting at Acolyte, the title holder will start to demand certain apparel, rooms, and furniture, and may begin to refuse to do particular types of work or eat lower quality foods if the pawn has traits making them Conceited.

Further ranks include Duke / Duchess, Consul, Stellarch, and Emperor / Empress, but these are not achievable by colonists during standard gameplay. Titles increase in level, starting at Freeholder, increasing to Yeoman, Acolyte, Knight / Dame, Praetor, Baron / Baroness, and Count / Countess.

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