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No, he's not moving fast. I dropped my army except for path finder heros in troop quarter to test this, he was moving with like 7.something speed, but disappered once I almost caught up. And I searched nearby castles. No trace, he was just gone. This has not happened with other factions, I haven't had issues making peace with remaining Norvos lords (even if they declared war on me again when I raided their temple), they even slowly recovered troops without having centres left.

So I'm pretty sure this is bug :C

I encountered Ser Janis Lyren in my first play through and declined his quests since I didn't plan to spend time in Essos, but in later play through he didn't deign to show up anymore. Maybe bad odds of being in the same tavern as him, but statistics and reason say I should have encountered him again, so I'm not sure if my first declining him removed him for good and subsequent games :C

On the issue of not specified numbers of tools and materials, is there any place where the material costs for ship building is listed? The shipwright's text is leaving me at complete guess.

After Lorath has been wiped off the map, I tried to make peace with them using the guild master quest. In order to find the quarrelsome lord of Lorath, I had much effort tracking him down by searching each and every castle for another lorathi lord who might tell me his whereabouts, whithout starting a fight. Finally someone was able to tell me the troublemaker was outside some castle. I moved there and found the lord standing outside without troops, but as soon as I came closer he just poof vanished - and not into the castle nor anywhere close. He just disappered.
I restarted and loaded a few times without any difference. Eventually I visited the informer lord again, he then told me a new location, where the same thing happened: I found the lord I was looking for, but as soon as I got close he went missing.

Had similar issues, do NOT use auto resolve against the Dothraki. They hurt very much so also choose wisely where to fight them. In open fields, I had 800 strong qohorik running in circles after the last remaining raider until he ran out of ammo and decided to charge. It is paramount to fight them in places where their mobility is hampered, like mountains, dense Qohor forest , or sieges. Never had an easier siege than the Dothraki capital, without horses they die like flies.

I found out this helps by roleplaying, nothing more scary than Qohor army fighting at night in the forest so I love to do battle there

BTW if Produno reads this, poor Norvos has absolutely no counter against Dothraki and starts at war with them. I am on my 3rd play through and in each one Norvos was annihilated before turn 500 when Dothraki declare war on all. They really need either something like dornish cavalry or armored archers. As much as I love the bearded bishops esthetics, they have too low armor, too low rate of fire, and get the crossbow too late in troop tree to be able to deal with mounted archers. Their riders sadly are plain useless, maybe, not sure, an additional stage in troop tree with medium armor and very fast horses may help, similar to Vaegir Bogatyr from vanilla.

If you can afford it, there is an easy way to get the strong bow. Hire Princess Khiarai, and take it off her. Then fire her again because she does not like Hagen the Beautiful.

The quest to raze the temple or the bearded priests does not finish. I razed the temple, defeated the revenge troops by kiting them into the rallied troops of my allies. I started the battle myself to make sure it works. Killed Calypso from the dialogue in prisoner menu and retrieved the glaive. But quest giver does not accept it as done. Did I have to take Calypso back alive for quest giver to kill him? Or did it bug out at some time?



Edit: I just read the patch log for 9.1 so ignore this post Many thanks.