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Tigra

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

[Taricus]

D

[IamanElfCollaborator]

A
Hopefully we can unscrew this situation. Sending our daughter there was a mistake.

[NUKE9.13]

No, asking our daughter what she wanted was a mistake. Giving her uppity ideas about having a choice is why she has run off; if we had just sent her there, she would be far less upset.
In other words, by asking her what she wanted, you made her more miserable.
Oh well. I guess we should do our best to track her down. Some cheapish adventurers seem like the best bet.

A

[Tiruin]

No, asking our daughter what she wanted was a mistake. Giving her uppity ideas about having a choice is why she has run off; if we had just sent her there, she would be far less upset.
In other words, by asking her what she wanted, and rolled a failure you made her more miserable.
Oh well. I guess we should do our best to track her down. Some cheapish adventurers seem like the best bet.

A

I think you be forgetting the most important part highlighted

A-
Wait, isn't D better? Although we haven't even touched developing our spies at ALL since...err, ever.

[Kashyyk]

D

Odds are she's fleeing to the Damdanian's.

[crazyabe]

D.

[Harry Baldman]

No, asking our daughter what she wanted was a mistake. Giving her uppity ideas about having a choice is why she has run off; if we had just sent her there, she would be far less upset.
In other words, by asking her what she wanted, you made her more miserable.
Oh well. I guess we should do our best to track her down. Some cheapish adventurers seem like the best bet.

This is why you don't ask somebody's opinion and then ignore it, things like these happen.

But D seems like a sound idea, she seems like the sort to gravitate toward shady types who are oddly helpful.

[Ardent Debater]

D

[heydude6]

D

[Puppyguard]

D

[Haspen]

The Spymaster is instructed to sned his agents and check routes and settlements between the border and the palace, as you have a hunch.

Few days later, the Advisor and the Treasurer arrive at your throne room, bringing several scrolls.

"Your Majesty, the projected treasury reform will take about four or five years to implement. After that, the amount of money spent on wages will be rather significant." The Treasurer explains as you read the scrolls. "However, even with the current Army budget, we are making enough money to cover even this bureaucratic expense rather well."

"All you need to do is sign the scrolls and we will begin."

A) Sign the scrolls and let them start.
B) Change your mind and stick to the old form.

[Taricus]

A, meaningful government reform, GO

[Kashyyk]

A   I see absolutely no reason not to do this.

[heydude6]

A

[Haspen]

You eagerly sign the documents, setting the stage for new reform to change your kingdom into something better.

891 AD, Late Summer

The Army brings great news from the west! The remaining chieftains of the Chunug have surrendered their prized saddles and left humilitated to lead a new life under the boot of the Adila. This was done after the Battle of Antar, where two thousand Chunug were slain by combined Kiwi-Luathbas forces.

The same afternoon, when you get a message that the Spymaster wants to speak with you, one of the castle guards rushed into the throne room, taking off his helmet.

"Queen Elana, an emissary from the Damdamian Senate is here to speak with you. He says it is a matter of urgency." You decide to...

A) Talk to the Damdamian envoy at once.
B) Go speak with the Spymaster first.