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Forum Games and Roleplaying / Re: SPAMKINGDOM#: Emperor Houlandin III of Methiant-Cydwyl!
« on: September 29, 2018, 03:24:32 pm »
You send a letter to the people of Felonsein.
Your great-aunt, Eiri, has died peacefully in her sleep last night.
Your letter does work! The people of Felonsein have been pacified with your personal message to them, and rioting has stopped; the masses returned home, except the few instigators that were of course charged and jailed. This is of course a temporary measure.
Fighting against the rebels continues, albeit slowly. A confirmation arrives from the northlands; the rebels have taken control of land between Clochtoir to Donuth to the northernmost colonies, cutting your court from supply of iron ore and gold bullion.
You receive a reply from King Sigurd and Queen Ciri of Helliste; they've refused to send help because, as Sigurd has put it, 'you need to face the harsh reality - you've made a mess, you should clean it'. After consultations with Ciri, however, he has pledged to stop the rebels from escaping inevitable punishment; if any of them show up in Helliste or try to flee through its lands to other nations, they will be captured, and when possible, extradited back to Methiant-Cydwyl.
A) Family members ought to help each other, you bastard! I will remember this slight!!
B) Well, at least they're doing something, right?
C) I think one more letter will convince him to field his armies agaisnt the rebels.
1213 AD, Mid-Spring
Your great-aunt, Eiri, has died peacefully in her sleep last night.
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Your letter does work! The people of Felonsein have been pacified with your personal message to them, and rioting has stopped; the masses returned home, except the few instigators that were of course charged and jailed. This is of course a temporary measure.
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Fighting against the rebels continues, albeit slowly. A confirmation arrives from the northlands; the rebels have taken control of land between Clochtoir to Donuth to the northernmost colonies, cutting your court from supply of iron ore and gold bullion.
You receive a reply from King Sigurd and Queen Ciri of Helliste; they've refused to send help because, as Sigurd has put it, 'you need to face the harsh reality - you've made a mess, you should clean it'. After consultations with Ciri, however, he has pledged to stop the rebels from escaping inevitable punishment; if any of them show up in Helliste or try to flee through its lands to other nations, they will be captured, and when possible, extradited back to Methiant-Cydwyl.
A) Family members ought to help each other, you bastard! I will remember this slight!!
B) Well, at least they're doing something, right?
C) I think one more letter will convince him to field his armies agaisnt the rebels.


















































