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Yeah! Loving all the aspects of it, and the original series got a bit boring, to be honest.

It's quite good, and has everything a SPAMKINGDOM should have.

It's okay, wouldn't mind seeing the original series updated again though.

I WANT MY FIREBLOOD EMPIRE BACK RIGHT NOW!!!1eleven

[Rockeater]

a

[ZBridges]

C

[King Zultan]

C

[VoidSlayer]

A

[Hotfire90]

C

[Haspen]

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b
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It's still a tie ;v

[Superdorf]

With this rationale in mind

A

"The war is far from over. If we kill her now, we are signing our own death warrants should the war turn against us."

Agreed. A.

A

[Haspen]

You stand and plead on behalf of your sister.

6

Your tear-filled pleading touches the gathered noblemen and courtiers, and they nod in agreement. The Regents themselves agree with your demand.

"We will let her return to Kastoria and remain under your care, and we will not bear a grudge against you. Make sure she never sets foot in our kingdom again, for she will not see another day alive!"

Spring, 447 AEC

The rains continue for much longer than usual, and the cold winds still blow across the plains and hills of Xane-Peon.

That did not deter two messengers to arrive in the palace. One brings news from Kastorian palace, the other is an open letter from General Matin to King of Kastoria and the nobles of Xane-Peon.

You decide to...

A) Catch up on stuff back home.
B) Have the letter read before the council of Xane-Peonian nobles.

[Kashyyk]

B - We can read about our kingdom on our own time

[TankKit]

B, we can learn about the news from back home in private and this seems more immediately relevant and interesting.

[helmacon]

B

[Prophet]

A

[Naturegirl1999]

B

[Weirdsound]

B

[Haspen]

You ask one of the palatial servants to read the letter out loud.

"To the nobles of Xane-Peon and King of Kastoria..." The servant's voice wavers and he reads the scroll, obviously panicking. The nobles murmur as one other servant approaches his colleague and reads along.

"This scroll is full of insults, my lords." He cries out suddenly. "We can't read it!"

A) "Read it anyway!"
B) "I will read it!"
C) "Burn it then, we listen to no insults!"