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Get a backup for the General, send our current General to investigate, buy fabrics, and invite Ada.
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Volmarias posted:Is it possible to marry the princess to the barbarian hordes and fulfill your oath? No.
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I think you posted the wrong image for the weekly summary, it's still showing as Week 4 instead of Week 5.
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Flesnolk posted:So we get nether Talys' troops NOR a new general? What was the point then? Seems like in choosing a general we just completely screwed ourselves and the entire thing is ruined We still get his troops. Note that we have more than 3000 soldiers in the weekly summary, now. The request for a general was in addition to them.
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Aug 1, 2023 04:32
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Accept the gold -- every little bit counts. Send the man off -- his problems will not be solved this way. Give supplies -- simple solution. Arrest the man and call Ada -- we must reward loyalty.
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Aug 16, 2023 16:29
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Aug 21, 2023 23:28
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Send Stan north. Give her the medicine -- if we hold onto it for too long, it will likely go bad before it can help anyone, if it can help anyone. Middle ground -- we should not go into debt, but given the expense we have already endured to decorate this wedding, dressing the bride so humbly is inconsistent. Imprison Pietro at the earliest opportunity. He has passed from harmless folly to potential treason.
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Aug 25, 2023 17:03
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The most important thing is to obtain enough evidence to ensure that His Grace can demonstrate he had no involvement in the tragic death of the visiting monarch; therefore, give Stan the letter. As for the petitioner, we obviously can't send Stan to assist him. I would normally be inclined to offer him some compensation, but since we are presently paying off a loan that I advised against taking, I suspect that we will to save every coin for our own purposes. Therefore, send him on his way. Finally, as Lady Lena has the largest assembly of troops at her disposal, as well as offering both gold and supplies, I would suggest that we invite her to at least hear out what she will ask for in exchange.
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Bregor posted:Yet another village ravaged by the hordes. Each one is a tragedy, and yet they are so frequent as to become a statistic. First and foremost, our people need support. Give the villagers the supplies they require while we work on a permanent solution. <nods in agreement with each point made and prepares to praise Bregor for their wisdom> Bregor posted:Lastly, invite Lord Etton back to Grevno, and get the full story about this illicit substance that drives the common folk to their doom. Perhaps it is truly dangerous, or perhaps Lord Lurs is motivated by misplaced virtue, a desire for over-incarceration, or simply wants to eliminate an economic rival. (Regardless, maybe His Grace could request some Dipu Dabu for his loyal council members to sample... you know... for scientific purposes and so forth...) <closes mouth, lets out annoyed sigh> Give the villagers supplies, fund the training grounds, imprison Lord Pietro, and invite Lady Lena.
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Sep 16, 2023 06:49
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SimplyUnknown1 posted:I mean, if he had more than 4 soldiers, maybe Lord Pietro would have felt safer? It seems more likely that in that situation, instead of being worried about those four being out to get him, he'd have been worried about the larger number who were out to get him.
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Sep 20, 2023 01:48
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wedgekree posted:Oof, the loan for the dress was an even worse idea now. Golly, if only someone had said that it was a bad idea to go into debt to pay for a wedding dress. Oh wait, I did. I suppose I should say, "Golly, if only people had listened to me when I said it was a bad idea to go into debt to pay for a wedding dress." But that's a very long sentence, and I suspect my fellow counsellors might fall asleep before I finish saying it.
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Sep 22, 2023 10:35
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It's an engagement, not a wedding. It is simply an agreement that something might happen in the future. If we all die because we don't have enough gold, supplies, or soldiers, all of which are on offer, then there won't be a future. Regardless, His Grace has not solicited our opinions on this subject, so perhaps those who are offering theirs should keep their peace, the better to keep their heads. Send the General to investigate the village. No improvements until we are clear of the debt. (pause) (deep sigh) Invite Lord Etton to discuss what Lord Lurs told us. I speak only for myself in that I have no interest in partaking in whatever follies will come from his ... trade, but we need money.
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Invite Sir Frederick so that we can see what ridiculous condition he wants for his services. The forthcoming loss of public confidence that will come from this is on the shoulders of all of you who voted for that ludicrous dress; nevertheless, laugh them out of court. We could not afford this if we wanted to. Give them 12 gold; we cannot afford to alienate more of the people than we already have this week. As to the dust, I have made my feelings on this matter clear and will therefore abstain from any further discussion of it.
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Sep 29, 2023 19:40
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Slaan posted:This beggar dares to enter our King's throne room? Imprison the drunk bastard, or at least kick him out post haste. Bregor posted:It's as the old saying goes, buy a man a fishing rod... and he will trade it for a bottle. Wait, that doesn't sound right. In any event, it is not His Grace's duty to provide for the town drunk. Send the commoner on his way. Black Robe posted:And let us once again kick the drunk beggar out. If he ever shows up sober, perhaps we may be more sympathetic. jkq posted:Kick the beggar out again, and I suppose we'll see what story he comes up with next time. Maybe he's related to Noaksey? ... you are all fools. <resigns from council immediately>
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Oct 18, 2023 00:21
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Okay, breaking my silence to let you know that there's a way to deal with the supplies issue. Once you get the army over 1000 soldiers, ideally quite a bit over it, stop paying them. This frees up the supplies going to the army at the cost of causing a small amount of attrition each week, but as long as you're over 1000 soldiers, you're okay.
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Rocket Baby Dolls posted:yet the game still forces you to invite someone even if it is just to kick them out the door as soon as they arrive. No it doesn't. If you end the week without inviting one, the game will remind you, once, that you haven't done so, but if you then choose to end your turn without doing so, the game moves on.
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FoolyCharged posted:Well, each of these kings is offering nothing but their army, and assuming the resource gains from alliances the first time match, we should probably put off forming any until the last second. Um, no.
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Be advised that they released this demo without making it mouse compliant.
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