Character gains military traits despite not leading troops
The current character I am playing has descent martial skills (8), but not enough to lead any troops. This is quite common for me, it is more often I let other characters with higher martial skills lead.
However, quite often I gain a military trait anyway, just now I chose to be an inspring leader.
My question is. Does this trait matter at all if the character doesn't lead any troops? Is the currently played character participating in the battles anyway?
Somehow it seems so, since I gained the trait, but I still suspect it doesn't matter unless I assign him as a leader.
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It is vital that Army leaders have both character and competence. In fact, the development of competence, character, and other leadership traits is one of the most important missions we have as an Army.What particular leadership traits must a military leader possessed?
- Bearing. You should always attempt to create a favorable impression by your appearance. ...
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- Endurance.
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