I'd hope no one likes any of the king options.Urgh, reading the early discussions this is my vote, but I don't like any of the king options.
What? Even if you read Dythuwyn's "loyalty" with the qualifier "...as long as it still serves his interests", your theory still doesn't work because you got the heir's support wrong:Then the heir made it clear he planned to have the priesthood be the power behind hiis throne, and their agend probably included puzhing Sacred Forest's interests over Valleyhome's.
Nothing about priests here.the boy had announced that his patron was Hynryn, God of Smiths and the Underworld, and thus had secured considerable support with the artisans, miners, and warriors
...wait, can these candidates take over the turn despite not being heroes???
Its because the zealous and outright dogmatic fellows against heredity either don't care as much now, have not arrived yet or are secure enough to not blow up.I can't believe the child is managing to get votes after all the times we went crazy about hereditary rule and laughing at the HK and their problems with succession.
Like at this point guys, we can't really afford to have an older king candidate drop the ball due to their focus or view, starting fresh with Rulwyna lets us take faith in the advisor system we've set up and hopefully.... She'll become competent through training like most other Heirs.
So.... because you don't like the king options, You decided to go with the guy who wants to conquer shit in the middle of the bronze age collapse? I'm sorry, but i thought we were having a hard enough time as it is keeping ourr own shit together without going after other people.. XD[X] [King] Phygrif (-1 Legitimacy, Main Build Chariots, Heavens Hawk become a March)
[X] [Hat] Yes, become a Colony
[X] [Refugee] Take in as many as possible (-2 Stability, chance of further loss, +6-8 Econ, different benefits if Hatvalley a colony)
Urgh, reading the early discussions this is my vote, but I don't like any of the king options.
I can't believe the child is managing to get votes after all the times we went crazy about hereditary rule and laughing at the HK and their problems with succession.
From the post:The issue being he's the outsider candidate who doesn't really do the system...
Well the dark horse warhawk being better than half the options is ow.
"short lived" He will have a turn or 20 years to cement his changes to the system that is not short by any amount of time.Thats why I went for the short lived establishment candidate, he can't really favor Valleyhome much more than it already is, since we've filled out everything but a Valleyhome Library already.
What's about priests is the bit here, for some readings of what's going on:
Holding up a hand to silence his protests, Rulwyna said, "If you truly feel a deep connection to Hynryn I have nothing to say towards your patronage with him, but it is the 'revelation' of the king's patron being the current King of the Gods that I have trouble with. While you and your associates may feel it to be true,
Oh.If Hatvalley is a colony, it is likely to absorb some of the communities directly, giving you less immediate Econ but boosting it's ability to reclaim mines quickly.
Uhh. The Red Banner making red rivers happened there in living memory, we're the iron wielding, primitive horseback riding civ with huge amounts of numbers. 'They live in hills' only goes so far as a legitimate reason to assume the worst.Think I'd like their territory even more than the lowlands, honestly. But I'm not sure I'd want to bet on a war with them going well, even now.
Except all of those have retreated into their core areas, and the bandits that infest the lowlands can easily be taken out by our iron weapons. We don't need more weapons for that we just need to go and do it. Not spend a turn maining building friggen chariots! That what annoys me! We'll waste yet another turn doing unproductive stuff!
And I don't expect his changes or the way he goes about enforcing them to be pleasant. This guy's the heir to the guilds who've used assassinations in the past, and he most certainly does not have the good of the Ymaryn as a whole in mind. He's likely to be able to do a lot of damage, very quickly."short lived" He will have a turn or 20 years to cement his changes to the system that is not short by an amount of time.