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Allied troops are recruited as usual, meaning the AI has to have the required buildings in the setltlement in order for you to get them.
25 is high from the vanilla 15 I believe, this was to make people able to spam out their preferred armies.
Yup its extremely easy to change, only 2 tables in the mod and the names says what it is.
But generally, if Allegiance is still needed and normal upkeep paid (plus maybe you hear my prayers for mayb erather 8 or 12 spots of allied recruiting in an army, most of thismod does sound very loreful and realistic (NOT overpowered) to me. GREAT MOD! <3
That would be pretty cool, also in terms of "accidentally" leaving one of these mods on when starting a campaign, as people do. Left some suggestions about the one title from this series that I think would benefit the most from a "non OP" version, as @Mortarch Of Blood put it - the Ogre one <3