In exchange, the AI does not suffer from the stress level penalty to the ideal cooldown, and AI Squires get a bonus +100% progression rate, allowing AI squires of the player to grow roughly as fast as a player.Īn entire dynasty can earn +100% progression modifier by finishing the Radiance dynasty legacy track. This means that dropping to stress level 0 just before swearing an ideal can save you up to 6 base years relative to staying at stress level 3.įor performance reasons, the AI skips most order-specific progression modifiers. At 300% stress (stress level 3) it takes 25 years. With a stress level of 0 and a progression rate of 100% on normal difficulty, it takes 52 years to reach level 5 from the moment you become radiant. Below is a table of important breakpoints to keep in mind, discounting order-specific progression modifiers. The radiant_level is computed before the level-up takes place. The difficulty modifier only affects the player, not the AI. The difficulty modifier is 0.5 at very easy, 0.75 on easy, 2 on Extreme, and 5 for Stupid and Double Stupid. Ideal Cooldown (Years) = (10 + 2*radiant_level + 2*stress_level)*(difficulty modifier) The base ideal cooldown at 100% progression rate is given by the following formula. You therefore want to stay at as high a stress level as you believe you can manage in order to rapidly progress through the levels.
However, every order benefits from high stress - a ruler with 55 stress and no order-specific progression modifiers would progress at a rate of 155%, for example. How well you uphold the ideals of your order determines the speed at which the cooldown expires, and the factors that go into this is typically unique for each order. Journey Before Destination."Īfter swearing an ideal, the ability to swear another ideal goes on cooldown. Though most ideals are unique to each order, the first ideal is universal "Life Before Death.
#Knights radiant code
Failure entails gaining more stress, whereas success allows you to bond a spren and take the first steps toward Radiance.Įach of the ten orders has its own code of chivalry and ideals to uphold. Not every stress break has this as an available option, and it is only shown if there's any chance of success in the first place. The selection process typically happens when a character has a stress break and selects the "Look for a spren" option. Some things can affect your compatibility with every order, such as having high tyranny, while other things only affect your compatibility with certain orders, such as criminals being shunned by the Order of Skybreakers. The more compatible you are, the more likely you are to be offered membership in that order. Shardcast is the premier podcast on Brandon's works, Stormlight Archive, Mistborn, and all of the cosmere, run by the mega-fans at 17th Shard.Each Order has a complex set of parameters that determine any character's compatibility with that order. Subscribe to Shardcast on any podcasting app using this RSS feed: Want to learn more about the cosmere and more? The Coppermind Wiki is where it's at: įor all Words of Brandon, go to Arcanum at Send your Who's That Cosmere Characters to discussion, theories, games, and news, come to Ĭome talk with us and the community on the 17th Shard Discord: We strive for high-quality discussion and analysis and accuracy, but if we missed something, we're sure you'll comment below!
Shardcast is the premier podcast on Brandon's works, Stormlight Archive, Mistborn, and all of the cosmere, run by the mega-fans at 17th Shard. This week we have Eric (Chaos), Ian (WeiryWriter), Evgeni (Argent), Grace (thegatorgirl), and David (Windrunner). We go into their oaths, their Surges, and more. You should not be surprised we'll talk about this for three episodes. This week on Shardcast, we're going to start a multi-week adventure in discussing all the Orders of Knights Radiant, starting with the Windrunners, Skybreakers, and Dustbringers.
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