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Wait a minute, isn't that tribe aligned with the republic?

Theoretically.

You decide to host some festivals.


The Ramo are no more; King Beren concluded his campaign and most of the remaining Ramo were absorbed by the Huljan.


Your eldest daughter and heiress to the throne of Luathbas, Aife, has become bedridden with the terrible cold and fever.

2

Much to your worry, the fever develops into inflammation of the lungs after few days.

6

After a week of care and healing, your daughter gets better. You, along with the court, breathe in relief.


An Adila spy was caught in the Western Luathbas! The troop that captured him report this as he was carrying message to the leaders of Chunug tribe, asking for return of the Chunug into the Adilan fold.

The court gathers to ponder about this development. In the end, you decide to...

A) Send an envoy to the Chunug, telling them lies about the message.
B) Do nothing but sneakily get rid of the messenger and the message.
C) Pre-emptively invade Chunug so they cannot join up with the Adila.

Bump? Bump, because I say so.

You decide to personally attend the ceremony.

Within a week your carriage and entourage arrive in the Kingdom of Dahnia, first time a Luathbas head of state visiting any of the northern kingdoms for about a century (that little incident in Tven doesn't count).

You're welcomed by King Tinwulf but he doesn't seem interested in talking with you that much. From what you gather it seems that Tinwulf is a hot-blooded man with sharp tongue and equally sharp military mind. The funeral is a grand one attended by hundreds of noblemen of various rank.

However, the courtiers accompanying you exchange rumors en masse with their Dahnian counterparts and during a talk with your nobles during journey home, you earn some important bits of knowledge:

Tinwulf has apparently refused the offer to marry Anwynn, sister of Duke Tven, several times, even after being begged to do it by his late moter.

Also, elfs haven't been bothering Dahnia as of late, not even with assassins and other spies.

Also also, while Queen Sela was open to letting Singularists in, the majority of the court and population is highly traditional, keeping to their Dahnian Pantheon - there have already been tensions between Dahnians and Luathbas heretics in the alleys.

Also also also, there's a strong desire by Ruzians to separate themselves from Dahnian rule, although they have no means to accomplish that.


As you ride your carraige closer to the capital of Luathbas some peasants and other lowlies surround the hundred-strong procession! You hear shouts that accuse you of 'sending our sons and husbands to death', 'squandering the wealth of Houlandines' and 'conspiring with Singularist heretics'. The captain of the guard offers to have his men disperse the crowd with force at your command.

A) Order the captain to have th crowd dispersed as the crowd surely is out of its mind.
B) Step outside the carriage and talk with your subjects, trying to calm them down.

You sign the documents proclaiming the end of the campaign in the west.

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Congratulations! Queen Elana successfully concludes a military campaign!

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Even before the orders reached the West, peoples across Luathbas, especially mothers and wives, began celebrating the end of hostilities.


The Army returned to central Luathbas and already begun working to return to previous, numerous and strong, state.


The advisor brings the Scrolls of Kingdom Status during a lazy, chilly morning.

Happiness: 3
Population: 5
Economy: 3
Army: 5

"The overall lack of major fights against the Adila, plus the amount of supplies left from earlier procurement, has left our Army in a relaxed state. However, people across the land are angry and the Treasury continues to be in the low numbers. Normally I would offer raising taxes or spending money on festivals, but this time we have to carry on without such measures." You agree with the Advisor. He then snaps his fingers and two young courtiers bring up a large scroll, opening it up before you.

"Travelers and scouts sent westwards during the campaign have brought some informaiton and thus the royal scribes had our map updated with some western additions. Land of the dwarves is still beyond our reliable reach, my Queen."



There is some unrest in the southern lands!

Apparently thousands of people, angry about the wars, taxes, mobilization and treatment of Pantheonists in the north have formed an armed horde that is occupying the city of Tinnenwach! And, according to the reports, the city garrison have killed the mayor, imprisoned the high military officers and joined the rebels.

This whole horde is under control of an excommunicated zealot, Jann the Choosen, who, styling himself as 'Savior of Luathbas', is now gathering his ragged forces to march onto the capital city.

The spymaster is summoned for explanation.

"Apologies, Queen Elana." He bows his head. "It appears it was a spontanous uprising as anything properly planned would have let my agents to warn us." Nonetheless, this is a very bad time for a rebellion to occur. During a council with courtiers and officers alike, it is decided that...

A) A letter pleading for calm and unity will be sent to the rebels.
B) Army shall be sent to deal with this problem violently.
C) Assassins-slash-mercenaries will be sent to kill Jann the Choosen.

The dwarves mumble with each other, then bow and leave.

The Advisor quickly walks up to you and bows.

"Are we actually going to tax the dwarves now?"

A) "Yes, inform the Treasurer to make up some taxation plan for dwarves at once!"
B) "Nah, it was just a little threat to make them think."

(16:30:02) Solymr: someone tell sirus he dun have 6 mov :v