Editing Wagon

The first is that the civilization has access to wagons through their KILL_PLANT [[ethic]] response (which is why [[elf|Elves]] lack wagons), as well as wagon pullers through the [[Entity_token#COMMON_DOMESTIC_PULL|COMMON_DOMESTIC_PULL]] token. Both of these tokens can easily be added to vanilla civs by modifying the game's raws, though the former will alter their behavior during [[trade]].

Step by step instructions for fixing a corrupted or dead landholder position '''as of v50.05 and DFHack 50.05-alpha3.1''':

# Backup your saves. The ``gm-editor`` tool can cause irreversible save file corruption.

# Select the unit you wish to make into a noble and run ``gui/gm-editor`` from the DFHack terminal or launcher. This will bring up a page where you can (s)earch for the unit's ``hist_figure_id``. Write down this id, which from now on will be referred to as ``desired_histfig_id`` in this guide.

# Now that you have the required hist_fig_id, run ``gui/gm-editor df.historical_entity.find(df.global.plotinfo.civ_id).positions.own``. This a list of '''types''' of titles your civilization can give out (e.g. monarch, duke). Find the entry with ``code`` equal to your desired position (e.g. ``COUNT``, ``DUKE``, ``BARON``). Note the ``id`` for this entry, which from now on will be referred to as ``desired_position_id`` in this guide.

# Run ``gui/gm-editor df.global.plotinfo``. (s)earch for both ``civ_id`` (write this down for later, we will call it ``desired_civ_id``) and ``site_id`` (write down as well, we will call it ``desired_site_id``).

# Run ``gui/gm-editor df.world_site.find(df.global.plotinfo.site_id).entity_links``. Find the link here where ``entity_id`` is equal to ``desired_civ_id``. This is the game's information for connections between your site and your civ. Write down the value in ``position_profile_id``; we will refer this to ``desired_position_assignment_id`` in this guide.

# Run ``gui/gm-editor df.historical_entity.find(df.global.plotinfo.civ_id).positions.assignments``. This is a list of '''actual titles''' given out by your civ. Find the entry where ``id`` is equal to ``desired_position_assignment_id`` (in these entries, confusingly, ``id`` is the position_assignment_id, and ``position_id`` is the id of the '''type''' of title in ``positions.own`` from step 3.) This entry is the actual created title for your site (e.g. "Count of Boatmurders"), while the entry from step 3 is essentially just the information for "A count". Here you can replace `histfig` and `histfig2` with ``desired_histfig_id`` from step 2. The game should immediately after this recognize the new noble and display them in the nobles screen, but the noble will '''not''' recognize this title in their ``groups`` tab until you follow the final steps.

# Run ``gui/gm-editor df.historical_figure.find(<desired_histfig_id>).entity_links``. This is essentially where civ-level information on the unit's ``groups`` tab is stored. Use Alt+i to insert a new value; enter the type name ``histfig_entity_link_positionst`` when prompted. Once the value is created, open it. Enter ``desired_civ_id`` from step 4 as ``entity_id``, enter ``100`` for ``link_strength``, enter ``desired_position_assignment_id`` for ``assignment_id``. ``start_year`` is up to you; this is what legends will use to determine the date this character was elevated to a noble. The current year is the simplest option, though any year after the site's founding and where the desired noble is an adult will work fine.