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God the rolls are such shit. I'm assuming we get one per month on these?
Some of them aren't bad, actually. Vee's for example, was quite high. It's just that the goal we set was pretty daunting. None of those projects had a chance of completing this month.God the rolls are such shit. I'm assuming we get one per month on these?
God the rolls are such shit. I'm assuming we get one per month on these?
Neither, he's mad at us for doing it while being a pirate, basically he hates piracy and the Stepstones, so therefore he hates us, because by being the ruler of the stepstones and having lots of privateers, we are a pirate lord in his eyes.@DragonParadox is the admiral more mad at us for eliminating slavery or conquering the Three Daughters?
I just don't like the admiral. His attitude reeks of, "Screw you for freeing the slaves! We were supposed to free the slaves!" He literally hired an assassin to gut our envoys. We were downright lucky that Rhaella wasn't harmed. I'm willing to give him one chance. If he refuses, he's dead. Same with Joronar, but that's mainly because the Sealord likely has dwindling family members.@Duesal
My recommendation.
Kill the Salt Magnate in a way vaguely connected to us. Drowning them seems fine. Bit of poetry, that.
Reach out to the admiral. He seems to be on the wrong side of history. Let's put him on the right one.
Talk with Ferrego's young relative a bit. I bet we could make this conversation go from "threatening dragon arranging my ship to the wild savage lands" and more into "my new friend Viserys sending me off to make a huge ass profit on unexploited vistas".
Why not leave him with the Braavosi?Perhaps he could become an officer in the fleet of Tolos in their maneuvers against Slaver's Bay. If he proves stubborn and hostile, allow the Sealord to deal with him as he sees fit.
I get the feeling it's not that he can accept no one but Bravos freeing the slaves, it's that he has a serious hate-boner for pirates, and the Stepstones is technically a pirate kingdom, he can't tolerate a pirate king being that successful.I just don't like the admiral. His attitude reeks of, "Screw you for freeing the slaves! We were supposed to free the slaves!" He literally hired an assassin to gut our envoys. We were downright lucky that Rhaella wasn't harmed. I'm willing to give him one chance. If he refuses, he's dead. Same with Joronar, but that's mainly because the Sealord likely has dwindling family members.
Is she levelling again?Idea for Azema:
Ardent Dilettante – Class – D&D Tools
I don't think it's mechanically particularly good (not terrible either), but the class does look like a lot of fun.
... Why do we care about him, @Crake? Why do we want to go out of our way to cater to this guy?@Duesal the admiral doesn't care about slavery, any more than any citizen of Braavos does. He's pissed that we're successfully conquering Essos and have taken the Three Daughters, while being merely "pirates"
Fine. Changing it to this. But I seriously don't get why people want to spare him in the first place. His efforts very nearly got Rhaella killed. And for what? Because we're cleaning up Essos?@Duesal Just reword it as "approaching him to take his measure". We can decide what to do with him upon actually conversing with the man.
Please don't.
If we're doing this at all, it's not going to be in half measures. Everything will be done properly and given the appropriate amount of time and attention.Please don't.
We have things to do in Braavos without him already, and that would be wasting time, of which we have precariously little for this turn and remaining activities.
Like looting sacrifices and mercury.
Or devils.