Which means we would have to flip 8 seats to loyalist from what they are now. These are character sketches, nailed down they are not. I think a lot of the Moderates could be made Loyalist without much issue.
No. We need to flip 13 people and appoint the last 2 seats to loyalists.

We have 27 loyalists and the simple majority is 42 + 1 seat.

So the minimum viable loyalist majority is 42 with Viserys acting as the tie-breaker, which means that majority hinges on Emperor Manchin.
 
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Alright I've got this. People who should be changed over to Imperialist. I do actually have a good reason for all of them, but it is really late so giving those reasons will have to wait until morning:
  1. Brenn Pyke
  2. Oddo the Fat
  3. Este Argalys
  4. Uthero Agrelys
  5. Menel Goldentooth
  6. Marwyn
  7. Qyburn
  8. Tyrael "the Tireless"
  9. Benedict
  10. Veda of Pentos
  11. Hern Lampmaker
  12. Vargo Alexi
  13. Aran the Fair
These and the last two loyalists make a majority. I think I will have to flip one or two more to actually make said majority solid.
 
@DragonParadox, Brenn had already been flipped for that statistic, so we are still one short of a tie, assuming two loyalists as the appointees.

ImperialistMonarchistConservativeMagistrateModerateRepublicanPopulistFaithfulIndependentTotal
Curia Principium
39​
12​
5​
6​
5​
8​
1​
2​
4​
82​
Princeps Sanguine
10​
10​
20​
Princeps Officio
8​
1​
1​
1​
1​
12​
Princeps Edicto
7​
1​
2​
1​
1​
12​
Princeps Arte
3​
2​
1​
1​
1​
1​
2​
11​
Princeps Suffragio
2​
3​
1​
3​
9​
Princeps Militia
5​
1​
1​
7​
Princeps Iure
5​
1​
1​
7​
Peculiari Princeps
1​
1​
1​
1​
4​
Curia Vocium
30​
1​
8​
3​
3​
6​
3​
4​
58​
Vox Populi
23​
1​
6​
3​
3​
6​
3​
3​
48​
Vox Populi Imperialis
7​
2​
9​
Vox Gentum
1​
1​
Total
69​
13​
13​
9​
8​
14​
4​
6​
4​
140​
 
So when will we met the dwarves the real dwarves

*rolls knowledge*

From really old planar records you know they did once exist but no more. Dwarfs of the prime material are a legend to already legendary beings. Their works are dust and their halls fallen, only shadow and faint memory in the minds of the most the long lived endure. The Adamantine dragon you guys hired met what might have been the last dwarfs ages ago.
 
*rolls knowledge*

From really old planar records you know they did once exist but no more. Dwarfs of the prime material are a legend to already legendary beings. Their works are dust and their halls fallen, only shadow and faint memory in the minds of the most the long lived endure. The Adamantine dragon you guys hired met what might have been the last dwarfs ages ago.
So are you saying that we can't breed to a sizable population that's sad and I guess tyron will be the only dwarf without any one to sympathize with except Jon if he met him
 
*rolls knowledge*

From really old planar records you know they did once exist but no more. Dwarfs of the prime material are a legend to already legendary beings. Their works are dust and their halls fallen, only shadow and faint memory in the minds of the most the long lived endure. The Adamantine dragon you guys hired met what might have been the last dwarfs ages ago.
Literally in every single fantasy universe Dwarfs end up being that one race near or facing extinction
 
Interlude MLXII: Pledged to the Realm
Pledged to the Realm

Fifteenth Day of the Fifth Month 294 AC

The jest went that 'the king got rid of the heirs of Lann and put another Lann in their place'. Lann of Dragonsmount, the man in question would usually content himself with mildly pointing out that it was Imperator now and not king. If it were not for his hair still gleaming silver and not simply the white of old age and eyes of violet you would not think the man to be any sort of dragon's get, for his disposition was far from fiery and his mind far from prone to flights of fancy nor was for him a sorcerer's strange and subtle art. Though he had been a knight in his youth and rode in the War of the Ninepenny Kings he had gained no great honor for it, though the company of Essosi prisoners had gotten him some unusual schooling that he had put to use in the years that followed, taking on the jobs of tutor to youngsters who could not count upon the teaching of a measter and steward for the meager estates of the Narrow Sea.

Though he had only traveled to the Deep to follow some of his younger kinsmen and make sure they would not fall prey to storm or robbers he had found the city of the Dragon King much to his liking, not least because it had taken to him. Freed from the aches and pains of old age and able to wield a mountain of slowly gathered experience to the formal lessons of the swiftly growing institutions of higher education. Lann advanced swiftly up the ladder of the administration until he had come to a post setting order to the lands of Andalos, before he had been asked, seemingly in jest also, if he would like to deal with lands 'even more filled with Seven-Botherers'

Governor of the vast and rich new province of the Midlands was not what he had expected, but he would certainly not refuse it and the folk of his new charge were glad to have a coreligionist in charge, even if he was a dragon's man in more way than one.

Governor of Middlands: Ser Lann of Dragonsmount
Culture: Westerosi
Religion: Seven
Ideology: Loyalist

***​

Lorenso was born a cobbler, or near enough given that his father had been one and his father before that and so on as far as family history told, and he might have stayed a cobbler but for two things, his love of the sea and the unfortunate habit of raking up gambling debt he could not pay to folk who would be content getting their payment in blood as well as silver. He took ship to the Deep among the first Braavosi immigrants and there like many who had their letters already, a legacy of his mother silver moonlight carry her soul, he was assigned to one of the tasks that needed it, first quartermaster, then clerk ashore, then inspector of the harbor. He had been one of the few honest ones in those days, and then up and up the ladder as the realm grew and needed ever more folk in ever more places to gather the king's gold and see his writ held.

Unlike many others fallen along the wayside to the pitiless quills of the Lawmen and once or twice the Inquisition he had known not to wet his beak more than was decent, and with the gold he had gathered he did not buy a house in the Deep and the company of a new set of friends as so many did in those days. He bought circlets of pearls gleaming with arcane wisdom and rings that would sharpen the mind, glasses that would see through deception and talismans to ward the mind from enchantment. One might say that without his collection Lorenso was only half the civil servant he was with them, but he had the foresight to get them when others had not and moreover he was a man of great trust and belief in the King, now Imperator, and that earned him the position of Governor in the Heartlands.

Governor of Heartlands: Lorenso Cobbler
Culture: Essosi
Religion: Moonsinger
Ideology: Loyalist

What do you do next?

[] Write in

OOC: You have two more days until the Curia Opening is scheduled and I still need to think about those 3 seats, don't worry I have not forgotten them.
 
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@Azel the headmasters of Braavos and Mantarys can be changed to Loyalist, which gives a majority without the Imperial tie-breaker. I can't really think of who else to change though so I'll have to amend that three promise to two, which gives you guys a narrow majority of Imperialists in the upper chamber but a majority
 
Huh? I just noticed that someone wrote in Scarbrand as the voice of the minotaurs?

Those seats should all be filled together with he Westerosi voice elections. At some point in the future.
 
Stupid question, is the material plane a planet or a universe like ours? With different realms being dimensions that can travel back and forth from.
 
If we go by convenience for the sake of characters already established, Soft Strider should probably be voice of the CotF and Blights Bane for the Tritons. Maybe Rizz'neth for the serpentfolk.
 
The Prime Material has the planet you are on which is quite earth like yes and it is round and above you stretches the airless void so yeah as far as you can see it seems pretty normal.
are there other planets or worlds in the prime material(different crystal sphere equivalents) ?

cause here is the thing the Outer plains run on mortal souls which come from the prime material but the outer plains are literally infinite in size and resources and operate on a scale so massive that the number of souls a single world in the prime material could provide would never be enough like to give a few examples a single devil legion from the hells is over 100,000 devils strong and baator has thousands of them something that would require up to millions of souls worth of essence per legion , another example is Asmodeus's welcome mat which is comprised of a legion of 9999 ice devils who guard the gate to his personal realm (F.Y.I Ice devils are the rank immediately bellow that of pit fiend) a force that likely represents billions of souls worth of essence and this is just one of the outer plains the other plains too need a steady stream of souls function either to harvest them for essence or to become the foundation for new outsiders . the point of my accidental rant is that the Outer plains would implode if their only supply of mortal souls is a single middle age era world cause that could not possibly output the needed number of souls to sustain them
 
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