Vote tally - A Sword Without a Hilt: A Song of Ice and Fire/D&D 3.5 Crossover
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[X] Try to address Mardosh's tragic circumstances and how they migth be remedied
-[X] Open the talk by reporting of your victories, both to note that the agreement has been fulfilled and as a subtle threat.
-[X] Note that the state of Mardosh is unsustainable. With the citizenry trapped in the illusion, it can not grow or function. It will die a slow death, the people succumbing to threats they can't perceive, the flow of time, or even simple misfortune. If just one of the dead perishes each month, the city will soon be empty.
-[X] However, you have a solution for that. You can integrate the civilians into your realm, allowing them to live and prosper once again. You can even grant them new bodies if they tire of their state of undeath.
--[X] If he notes that the people might resent the warriors for their deeds, acknowledge and confirm that. Many will feel betrayed and while you can understand the choice made by the soldiers, so can you understand that the civilians will begrudge them their acts. None the less, while they will likely resent the presence of the warriors for now, they can redeem themselves and bring new glories to Mardosh, if they leave the city for a while.
-[X] Likewise, there are many battle ahead of you. From subjugating or exterminating the last of the Dothraki to the Long Night. There are plenty of threats for Mardosh and the world at large. Conflicts in which the soldiers of the city can gain glory again.
-[X] The choice is his. The Imperiums aid to make Mardosh into a city again, that will grow and prosper by the will and deeds of it's inhabitants, or let it remain a mausoleum. A dance of unseeing specters who slowly fade into oblivion.
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