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Workshop: RimMarket

Hey, this is my new mod RimMarket

When a trade caravan shows up and theres a free stall, they walk in and set up shop in it for a market day instead of waiting outside.
they pay you a stall fee when they arrive and you trade with them the normal way

You can also turn a stall into your own colony stall and sell your stuff to people passing by, at the price you want. From the comms console you can open trade routes with towns, place special orders or post a wanted notice for something you need.
every couple of weeks you can pay for a great fair and get up to six caravans at once.

Also slave auctions, inn beds for the merchants, and thief in the crowd.

Works for medieval or modern colonies, you build the stalls in wood or steel.

-Safe to add mid save. Works with Hospitality, Vanilla Trading Expanded, Medieval Overhaul and a few others, the full list is on the workshop page

Code by me
Art by Tomson Johnson

PS: the video is heavily inspired by NickliesCat's shorts, I love his stuff
You can join my Discord

Small submod for AGOT. It stops low-ranking AI lords or whatever ranks lords from inviting your character to feasts, hunts, weddings, funerals and the rest.

Two game rules, set when you start a new game:

Minimum host rank

• Any rank (default)
• Lords or above (county tier, drops landed knights and single-province lords)
• High Lords or above (duchy tier, the Dreadfort, Karhold and the like)
• Lords Paramount or above
• Iron Throne only
• Independent rulers only

Liege and family exemption, on by default: your direct liege, close family and spouses always invite you whatever the rank rule says.

Not touched: activities you host, AI to AI invitations, open activities like tournaments, and grand weddings where you are one of the spouses.

Requires AGOT, load it after.

Workshop: AGOT - Invitations Filter

Video de ma voiture ce matin, à Neuilly Sur Seine.
Il n'y a rien qui va encore, cycliste qui grille le feu, sans casque, qui regarde que dans une seule direction.
Et de l'autre, une voiture qui arrive un poil vite dans une intersection.

Que des dégâts matériels, le cargo est mort, le cycliste à vraiment eu de la chance

Info.

RimCourt is not a crime and punishment mod. Nobody is sentenced here.
Its the lord holding court: your colonists bring him their problems, you decide, and they remember what you decided.

Cases are not invented.
The court reads what your colonists actually remember, so it hears what your colony has lived trough. An insult thrown in front of everyone, a surgeon whose hand slipped, a suitor who wont take no, two heirs over what the dead left behind. 25 kinds of case (more to come)
A quiet colony has little to try, and it tells you so.

Each one comes up on a parchment. Take the lord's seal, stamp the ruling you want, pronounce it. Saying nothing is also an answer, and not one anyone respects.

Verdicts are carried out on screen. Silver changes hands, work orders change, and a man sentenced to the lash is flogged in front of the whole hall by whoever you hand the whip to.

Every ruling builds a name: just, harsh, venal or weak. That name decides who brings what to court, whether strangers travel to be judged by you, and whether some colonist decides the seat should be his instead.
There is a lot more the court does, its up to you to discover it.

Compatibility and Performance

* Safe to add to an existing save.
* Delete the spot before removing the mod from one.
* Harmony is the only dependency.
* Royalty optional

Release : https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3790057068

My Workshop

Steam: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3775890690

Info.

Vanilla walks travelers, visitors and trade caravans across your map for free. RimToll puts a toll post on that road, and now they stop at it.

Build the “Toll” spot and there you go.
No need for a trade route or anything else, place it wherever you want, and the pawns will go to the nearest one.

No new events are created for the tolls. The mod catches the vanilla groups you already get (the passing through event, visitors, trade caravans) and stops them at your post. You pick a price in the letter.
They pay it, refuse it, or walk right through you if your colony is weak.
The payment happens on screen, one pawn walks to the post and drops the silver.

I intentionally made it just one spot so that everyone can take turns building (see image in the gallery).
There are several extra in-game events, it's up to you to discover them.
Each one has its own switch in the settings.

Compatibility and Performance

• Safe to add to an existing save.
• Performance friendly (one patch, no tick scanning)
• Works with Hospitality, Silk Road
• No weapons, no armor, no stat changes, so Combat Extended should be fine. Tell me if it is not

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Save-safe, one Harmony patch, nothing running on tick. Toll amounts, ultimatum length, post cost and which group types get tolled are in mod settings.

My Workshop

That button is optional, and honestly it's not what the mod is about. The rest of the time RimFeast is a banquet simulator.

Third one of these. RimJoust was the tourney, RimSiege was the war, this is what happens between two wars.
Same story as the others, it started as a personal mod for my own runs and I ended up putting it up.

The feast

Vanilla parties are colonists standing in a circle around a spot gaining joy, and visitors wander in, stand around, and wander back out. Nothing happens either way.

So you put a feast spot at the head of your hall and send a messenger to a noble house.
A day later a cortege rides in under their banner, the local lord, his knights, his standard bearer. They sit down at your tables, eat your food and drink your mead, and your colonists drop what they're doing and join them.
Someone rises to give a toast every so often. Build a harp and your best artist plays for the guests while they drink.

The evening is judged on what you actually served. Hall beauty, meal quality, whether there was enough of the good stuff to go round, drink, toasts, music.
Six guests and one lavish plate, they notice. A house that thinks highly of you sends its whole court, which sounds flattering until you have to feed nine nobles instead of five.

How the evening ends

• A good feast raises goodwill. A legendary one leaves silver on your table.
• They send one of their merchants your way a few days later.
• A noble might take a liking to one of your colonists and ask for their hand. Say yes and they ride off married, and the house calls you kin.
• Mead does what mead does. Two guests can come to blows over their cups, and nobody holds it against you.
• Invite a house that hates you and they might accept for the wrong reasons.
• Someone will try to salt your table.

And then there's the other button

Same messenger, same gifts, different plan. Once they're seated you pick who dies first, ideally the head of the house, and every fighter you have goes for the rest.

They don't panic and scatter, they draw steel and fight their way to the doors, so bring more than two knives. The instrument in your hall strikes up a certain tune when it starts, which is honestly my favorite part.

Kill enough of them and word travels. That house never breaks bread with you again, they come back for blood, no other house accepts an invitation for a season, and your own colonists carry the shame of it.
The plate armor stays, though.

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Settings page for the lot, and you can switch any outcome off entirely. Needs RimWorld 1.6 and nothing else, Medieval Overhaul is optional but it's what the mod was built around.

Workshop: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3771681153