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The only problem with that is you can't know which traits you'll gain AND which trait will be replaceable with using other epic scrolls. This means you can get 1 good complimentary trait and one totally useless for that orc. You can also gain 2 good ones and be good to go or 2 useless and basically make this well-promising orc into garbage. The problem is you can replace only one red trait with epic scroll and you can't pick which one. So imagine getting one good and one bad trait with legendary scroll and being able to replace only good one. Not optimal especially with high cost of legendary scrolls.
did the dev patch it ?
it's so hard to train a good captain ... it's an endless time "worse than death" to get a Maniac and them, "worse than death" him again and leveling up by DT until you got one or two good atributes.
It's hassleling.
or letting you be killed every time to try improving the captains.
Looks like an hack'n'slash trying of loot.
If you have any advise to get a good captain, i'm listening !
enjoy.
It's also technically not siege specific, I'm pretty sure it always triggers if you attack a warchief's bodyguard while the warchief is nearby. Warchiefs with the Possessive Master enrage sometimes even ambush you when you attack one of their bodyguards.
Also, if it's not mentioned in this guide then I either don't know a method to reliably give a captain a specific trait, or it's not possible. If I wanted to try out giving a warchief Possessive Master I would keep attacking and killing his bodyguards until he eventually hopefully gets that enrage, but it's not guaranteed to work at all and might be a big waste of time.
Any ideas how those are made? My only theories are that it comes from winning defensive sieges, or from outright cheating. And I've never really tested this myself because the last time I lost a siege, my entire Army got erased along with my Bard bodyguard, and I haven't even considered doing that with my DLC superfriends fortress.
I guess if I did, and I won, they'd all get various fears and enrages related to sieges. Right?