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This has some loose reasoning for why we might want to sac the King. Really loose.Still want someone to tell me why we should burn the King. I have many reasons why not to, that I set aside for the sake of not giving away our best secret.
Ahh thank you kind being.Yeah if you want to make snarky comments, you need some of these
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Read it. You still haven't given me any reason why you're picking 'meet the spirits.' I've seen a lot of reasons why it might be some sort of natural progression with our culture, but no reasons why that is a good idea. And it's in the narrative (citations, really?). They only ask people to give them one or two a year instead of putting whole areas to the 'sword' like they used to.
Here's the earliest reference. It takes a lot of sacrifices to do either of these. Like thousands of people or more. In this day and age, a village is maybe a thousand or so at best.
Here we see the first stages of them starting to back off. They aren't raiding villages anymore. They are also forcing people to bend the knee.
Literally stated: They are learning moderation.
Big fat Mysticism bonus and expansion of our ancestral pantheon, as Tytheumsomethingcus becomes the ambassador to the Sky Spirits, re-opening up the possibility of studying the skies and stars, that had previously gone up in smoke with the ST, which puts us on the fast track towards astrology, and therefore better boat navigation, and all such knock off effects?Still want someone to tell me why we should burn the King. I have many reasons why not to, that I set aside for the sake of not giving away our best secret.
These are even better reasons than what I gave, since they are probable solid mechanical results.Big fat Mysticism bonus and expansion of our ancestral pantheon, as Tytheumsomethingcus because the ambassador to the Sky Spirits, re-opening up the possibilty of studying the skies and stars, that had previously gone up in smoke with the ST, which puts us on the fast track towards astrology, and therefore better boat navigation, and all such knock off effects?
Ah Ah Ah!
No, actually my views have always been consistent: don't take risks for stuff you don't need, but don't hesitate when you mihgt get something you do.Why?
There is no point. You're like a GOP congressman in the US. Flipflopping your opinions from issue to issue. Back when we first took in the nomads you were all for conservative play.
Ah, yes, Astrology. the astrology that did precisely dick for the Spirit Talkers? The one that they kept sinking study attempts into and worked themselves into a hole they couldnt climb out of. That astrology?re-opening up the possibilty of studying the skies and stars, that had previously gone up in smoke with the ST, which puts us on the fast track towards astrology,
*Hands over a wiggling screaming soul-like creature* Here have the soul of one of the GM's in another quest I play.Ah Ah Ah!
I would like something in exchange if you don't mind...
Boat navigation. They didn't have the boats to make use of. We do.Ah, yes, the astrology that did precisely dick for the Spirit Talkers?
The Spirit Talkers didn't have boats. Also, they zapped Nomads with lightening bolts, and probably knew about the previous comet BEFORE it showed up.Ah, yes, the astrology that did precisely dick for the Spirit Talkers?
Unlikely to affect them since they don't seem to have much opinion either way about the narrative but I like the reasoning here. Bravo!No, actually my views have always been consistent: don't take risks for stuff you don't need, but don't hesitate when you mihgt get something you do.
And here's the thing. We got the LoO chain started by being generous when we had little to nothing-by being generous in poverty. This time, we can evolve the trait by being generous when we hold all the cards-generosity in power. And this is incredibly important. We want our people, more specifically our burgeoning rulers, to be the kind of people that look at someone and say, "He needs help, let's help him." We want that even, especially, when there is no chance of the person being able to pay them back, or to help them at all.
More, this is a narrative thing to me. This seems like an opportunity to set our ideals against the DP's. To look at someone that brings nothing but death and give life instead. To pit our charity against their selfishness. This is more than a war of wood and stone, this is a war of ideals. And I intend for charity to rule our little portion of the world, even in the face of the worst that humanity has to offer. Because that is when charity is at it's strongest; when it has no reason to exist and no right to be expected.
Do we not destroy our enemies when we make them our friends?
Also, the reason astrology did dick all was precisely because they did exclusively astrology from the sounds of it. We can do other actions you knowAh, yes, Astrology. the astrology that did precisely dick for the Spirit Talkers? The one that they kept sinking study attempts into and worked themselves into a hole they couldnt climb out of. That astrology?
Nothing quite so dreary dear~*Hands over a wiggling screaming soul-like creature* Here have the soul of one of the GM's in another quest I play.
your proposed plan wasMy Plan:
-1 +2 immediate +1 chance +-1-2(average ~1)-1 chance-3=~-1 as well, but with a chance for zero
Generosity is nice, but distributing the scourge ward is unlikely to actually lead to people becoming our friends. Also, I just really want the DP dead, and giving out a scourge ward is a good way to have that not occur.No, actually my views have always been consistent: don't take risks for stuff you don't need, but don't hesitate when you mihgt get something you do.
And here's the thing. We got the LoO chain started by being generous when we had little to nothing-by being generous in poverty. This time, we can evolve the trait by being generous when we hold all the cards-generosity in power. And this is incredibly important. We want our people, more specifically our burgeoning rulers, to be the kind of people that look at someone and say, "He needs help, let's help him." We want that even, especially, when there is no chance of the person being able to pay them back, or to help them at all.
More, this is a narrative thing to me. This seems like an opportunity to set our ideals against the DP's. To look at someone that brings nothing but death and give life instead. To pit our charity against their selfishness. This is more than a war of wood and stone, this is a war of ideals. And I intend for charity to rule our little portion of the world, even in the face of the worst that humanity has to offer. Because that is when charity is at it's strongest; when it has no reason to exist and no right to be expected.
Do we not destroy our enemies when we make them our friends?
Partly solely because I want the votes, but mostly because AN has said it may not become a thing even if we do it, just that it could if we do it wrong.Still want someone to tell me why we should burn the King. I have many reasons why not to, that I set aside for the sake of not giving away our best secret.
his new name.