No, that's what we both meant. Just talking past each other. My bad.I didn't though? When I said true conquest mission that's who I meant.E: Unless you mean something else?
Hence why it's a storytime. It's just a little too pat to be that perfect.
That's the problem here. It's very hard to get into even a subchief position. It's comparable to trying to get elected as the mayor of a small town with no political background or favors to pull. A second or first generation migrant will never get the spot unless they do something completely crazy.
However, it's not too hard for a first generation migrant to make it so a specific sub chief gets elected through clan manipulations.
In such a case, there is no need for the migrant to be the guy getting elected. It's actually counterproductive to do so, after all, even if he gets elected sub chief, he's not going to be chief within the decade. But he could however repeat the same stunt to stuff the sub chiefs with enough normally marginal people owing him favors for getting elected.
Think like a mafioso, would they want to be elected mayor and be accountable, when they can have all the benefits without the vulnerability and scrutiny of the position?
Probably a small group. Even if it was one genius they'd still need trusted people to carry out the plan while he's doing another part.
I simply need more solid proof before I will say that the overflow is connected to the clanless event. It is a valid way for that to happen, but not the only one since other means of corruption were mentioned if not extrapolated on. We should probably ask AN some questions about what our king and advisors know about how the clanless got clanless. What's their various stories? Do they make sense?
The clanless thing being connected to the warriors I can see. They'd make a great core of loyal people to get that bullshit off the ground.[/QUOTE]
Fair enough. It's speculation at this point. It's plausible enough to factor in as a possibility however. Just too neat to be coincidences.
