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5 (31.3%)

Wei He

9 (56.3%)

Sindhu

2 (12.5%)

Total Members Voted: 16

Voting closed: November 05, 2016, 04:00:47 pm

[Lucus Casius]

C.  We rule in Luathbas, not the clergy.  It is best that they be reminded of this.

[crazyabe]

C.

[flazeo25]

B, Diplomatic choices keep screwing this king over.

[Tiruin]

B, Diplomatic choices keep screwing this king over.

We'll be dealing with more than that, AND that if we pick B Remember that the people stand with the clergy due to the integrative life there is--there's just a huge misunderstanding forming now regarding our past actions and their feelings/tension.

Gotta resolve it in a better way that doesn't result in civil war.

[Swordstar]

B. Civil war time aw yeah

[Elephant Parade]

A. I feel like upsetting the Pantheon guys will lead to Damad sweeping in and a game over.

[Taricus]

C

[Criptfeind]

B

[Chevaleresse]

C

[Tiruin]

A. I feel like upsetting the Pantheon guys will lead to Damad sweeping in and a game over.

This is one reason why I'm doing C.

We can have funtime Civil War not like King Henry VIII did, but NOT when there's a bigger crazy thing down south
I mean, they're doing it within...a partially biased reason, but the OTHER dude is doing it just because we've no idea why.

B. Civil war time aw yeah

Though I'd love to support this. ;~;

[Haspen]

You decide to negotiate strongly, aka threaten.

7*

You tell the priests what will happen to their temples and their treasures they so diligently whisked from the royla Treasury for ages in guise of 'sacrifices' if they ever question the Houlandine dynasty and its rulings of law!

The delegates freeze in fear and confusion for a moment, and then scurry outside the throne room. The advisor leans toward you.

This incident, along with others, gained Llewyn the nickname 'The Negotiator' amongst some of the future historians.

"Mayhaps it could be worthy to show a gentler side to the fleeing delegates and at least sponsor the completion of the Grand Temple, my liege?"

A) Fine! Get that big temple done already.
B) No! I said no, so that's a no.

[Taricus]

A, why not. Gives us a nice carrot & stick approach towards the clergy.

[Chevaleresse]

A, it'll show that we don't actually want to split with them, just want them to know their place.

[Haspen]

You agree to the plan and have money and resources sent to finish the construction project quicker.

868 AD, Winter

Your vassal, Duke of Tven (and widower of your late sister), have written you a letter.

In it, he demands some sort of guidance, or better yet, military help, as recently the Khanate raiders have begun crossing into his territory and raiding the outlying farmhouses and even extorting money from some village elders. As you're his senior, after your father conquered Tven, he turns to you to solve this problem as he has no money nor army strong enough to get rid of the Khanate.

A) Send an envoy to the Khanate requesting parley in this matter.
B) Send part of the Army northwards to protect Tven's borders.
C) Do nothing.
D) Send a letter to your mother-in-law, Sela of Dahnia, asking her to protect Tven.
E) Send some money to Tven so he can pay the Khanate for peace.

[Chevaleresse]

D

minimum effort lol+we have the necklace of persuasion