Changes: Trait (The Sims Medieval)

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See also: Trait

Traits are a feature from The Sims 3 that are also in The Sims Medieval. In The Sims Medieval, a player can select two traits and one Fatal Flaw for each hero Sim. During certain quests a Hero Sim will have the opportunity of replacing their Fatal Flaw with a Legendary Trait.

The Sims Medieval traits

List of Traits	Traits	Fatal Flaws	Legendary Traits
The Sims Medieval	Adventurous Chivalrous Creative Cook Dedicated Earthy Eloquent Evil Excitable Friendly Fun-Loving Good Greedy Haggler Hopeful Orphan Jokester Loves Family Scholarly Solitary Unkempt Vain Whale Ate My Parents	Bloodthirsty Compulsive Gambler Cowardly Cruel Cursed Drunkard Fool Glutton Hubris Insecure Insomniac Licentious Misanthrope Morose Puny Uncouth Weak Constitution	Famous Guild Connections Herculean Industrious Natural Leader Patient Seductive Satiated Strong Constitution Wise
48 total	21 traits	17 traits	10 traits

Fatal Flaw

A Fatal Flaw is a trait featured in The Sims Medieval. Fatal Flaws have to be always selected for Sims, along with regular traits. Fatal Flaws have a negative effect on Sims' behavior and buffs. Fatal Flaws can, however, be removed when completing a special quest, and the player will have the option of choosing from a list of legendary traits.

Fatal Flaws such as Insomniac and Glutton have a negative effect on a Sim's motive, making them harder to fulfill.

There are some that make the Hero Sim have special needs to fulfill, giving a negative buff when they are not being fulfilled: Drunkard, Compulsive Gambler, Bloodthirsty, Cowardly, Insecure, Licentious, and Cruel. However, they give a positive buff when the need is fulfilled.

Fatal Flaws such as Hubris and Morose may randomly give negative buff, Cursedmakes the hero fail when performing actions. Fool makes the Sim get distracted and forget what he or she was doing.

Player notes

Fatal Flaws that can't be "satisfied" and give random and constant negative buffs are by far the worst ones to handle, such as Hubris and Morose. For example, Hubris sometimes can give a -40 buff for 3 hours, which can make quest performance drop drastically

Also, the ones that mess with motives, as Insomniac, Glutton and Weak Constitution, are quite difficult to handle. The one major exception to this is if your wizard is an insomniac, as they have the ability to meditate to bring up their energy level.

Fool seems the most harmless Fatal Flaw. It randomly drops the action queue for the Hero Sim, and that can be noticed easily.

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 == Fatal Flaw ==
+A Fatal Flaw is a trait featured in ''[[The Sims Medieval]]''. Fatal Flaws have to be always selected for Sims, along with regular traits. Fatal Flaws have a negative effect on Sims' behavior and buffs. Fatal Flaws can, however, be removed when completing a special quest, and the player will have the option of choosing from a list of [[legendary trait]]s.
-A Fatal Flaw is special trait that every character starts with in The Sims Medieval.
-Fatal Flaws are similar to negative traits in The Sims 3 . There are several kinds of Fatal Flaws:
+Fatal Flaws such as [[Insomniac]] and [[Glutton]] have a negative effect on a Sim's motive, making them harder to fulfill.
+There are some that make the Hero Sim have special needs to fulfill, giving a negative buff when they are not being fulfilled: [[Drunkard]], [[Compulsive Gambler]], [[Bloodthirsty]], [[Cowardly]], [[Insecure]], [[Licentious]], and [[Cruel]]. However, they give a positive buff when the need is fulfilled.
+Fatal Flaws such as [[Hubris]] and [[Morose]] may randomly give negative buff, [[Cursed]]makes the hero fail when performing actions. Fool makes the Sim get distracted and forget what he or she was doing.
-* There are some that make the Hero Sim's motives (Energy or Hunger) to be more difficult to fulfill. These are Insomniac and Glutton.
-* There are some that make the Hero Sim have special needs to fulfill, giving a negative buff when they are not being fulfilled: Drunkard, Compulsive gambler, Bloodthirsty, Cowardly, Insecure, Licentious, and Cruel. However they give a positive buff when the need is fulfilled, usually higher than the one that a Sim without that Fatal Flaw will receive.
-* There are some that penalize certain actions, these are Misanthrope, Puny, Uncouth and Weak Constitution.
+==Player notes==
+*Fatal Flaws that can't be "satisfied" and give random and constant negative buffs are by far the worst ones to handle, such as Hubris and Morose. For example, Hubris sometimes can give a -40 buff for 3 hours, which can make quest performance drop drastically
-Some others have a special effect: Hubris and Morose gives a negative buff every few time, Cursed makes the hero fail a lot when performing actions and Fool makes the hero get distracted and forget what he/she was doing.
+*Also, the ones that mess with motives, as Insomniac, Glutton and Weak Constitution, are quite difficult to handle. The one major exception to this is if your wizard is an insomniac, as they have the ability to meditate to bring up their energy level.
-Although it's not considered a Fatal Flaw, Whale Ate My Parents behaves like one (the kind that gives special needs to fulfill).
-Player notes
+*Fool seems the most harmless Fatal Flaw. It randomly drops the action queue for the Hero Sim, and that can be noticed easily.
-Fatal Flaws that can't be "satisfied" and give random and constant negative buffs are by far the worst ones to handle, such as Hubris and Morose. For example, Hubris sometimes can give a -40 buff for 3 hours, which can make quest performance drop drastically
-Also, the ones that mess with motives, as Insomniac, Glutton and Weak Constitution, are quite difficult to handle. The one major exception to this is if your wizard is an insomniac, as they have the ability to meditate to bring up their energy level.
-Fool seems the most harmless Fatal Flaw. It randomly drops the action queue for the Hero Sim, and that can be noticed easily.
-According to the tutorual there is a quest were the fatal flaw can be elemanated for your hero sim you chose to do the quest
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