If someone rejects a quest, can the quest be made to stay on the map to be done later? It doesn't seem possible with the current system.

Does the TotalPopulation trigger work?

Just a curiousity, is it possible to set the chance of a random event be tied to unrest of a particular city? Also, is it possible to have a variable chance per turn tied to a particular stat in the game.

For example, a chance of spawning angry mobs around a city with an unrest of more than 50% or more.

More specifically can a random event be tied to the unrest of a city. Say these angry mobs have a chance of spawning around the city with a .25 * (unrest of city) chance per turn. I'm not sure if this is possible with the current code. I think this would be an appropriate event for the game at present.

Similarly, can there be a random event tied to gold, large amounts give a higher chance of spawning bandits around the kingdom with the chance changing depending on the gold of the previous of the turn.

Or give a higher chance of disgruntle warriors spawning around your capital, if your gold is negative.

Anyone is welcome to these ideas for the game, if it is indeed possible in the current build of the game. (Would like to see them in the vanilla game itself.

Has thou no ingenuity?

There is some hope that after release we will get more "triggers" for starting events and quests. For now you can unlock shop items from a city building. That item can start a quest of your choosing. So any time you are able to give an item to a hero or Sov, you can start an event or quest. The obvious problem is getting the AI to buy and or use an item. At the very least the human player can use them while we wait for new triggers from the powers that be.

I do this all the time.  I've got some (I think) pretty funny responses to rejected quests.

I have a few quests where failing to save the world means the world gets filled with demons or vampires or sinks or creates another cataclysm. You just need to add a gamemodifier to the failure result.

I haven't found a specific quest to where you immediately deny the quest something happens. But in the middle of a quest you can definitely do this see the three sons quest. Spend 100 mana to heal the woman. That could easily be your deny and poof something happens.

I think to get your effect, from the current system you are looking at is to egg the player to investigate beyond the initial investigation of the quest.

"You see a man with a multitude of little bites around his ankles and he's limping this way."

"Greet the man"

"Oh, I know a bad quest when I see one... (Run Away)"

Then after that you can definitely spawn monsters, if the person says no.

I don't know, if they set-up the questing system to immediately have an effect on the initial accept or deny, but it appears that no quests do what you are asking.

Don't make it a deny text, make it a choosable quest objective that ends the quest. Then you can put the spawn modifiers in that objective.

Also some quests have modifiers outside any objectives, you could also try putting them there and see if they are triggered even if I deny something. I have noticed that events, which have no deny options, actually on occasion use their modifiers before the event screen appears for the user.