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Mind-bogglingly popular game series that you follow from early on and cannot stop, waiting for new installment like a drooling addict.

Long-runner soap opera you're too invested into to just stop watching it.

A fun little comic strip in the daily newspaper that's been around forever.

3/6

Who said it's fun? I didn't for sure.

I'm just waiting here for it to die horribly already so it will stop showing on my Unread Posts list.

[TankKit]

No Edict

[helmacon]

Fire blood tariffs looks like the only new thing.

[mightymushroom]

I believe those tariffs were added by the "Age of Fireblood"; I remember seeing them before.

Implement the Vault System
Sounds as though people will voluntarily pay for the service, raising funds without raising taxes. (Like a trade deal where we don't have to put up any goods first?)

Edit:
No Edict
On second thought, I'm willing to wait a year for authority to climb first. Our treasury is not in immediate danger, even considering the dangers inherent in fighting a war on our own lands.

[Maximum Spin]

Vaaaaaaaaaaaults!

[Prophet]

No Edict

[Hotfire90]

No Edict

[Haspen]

You decide not to issue any Edicts.

1213 AD, Spring

5*

Fighting against the rebels continues in the north; the Duchies rely mostly on mercenaries and hastily assembled forces, which are barely a match for your men.

Soon however, you receive news that people in southern Felonsein are rioting! It seems that instability and your absolute rulership does not sit well with your Felonsine subjects.

A) Send some Army regiments to quell the riots.
B) Let them voice their displeasure, it will do them good.
C) Truly to traditions of the dynasty, I will pacify them with a well-written letter!

[TankKit]

C
Let's not split our army up, that will just make rebellions harder to deal with. If this doesn't work, we can deal with it militarily once we've quelled the other rebellions.

[Kashyyk]

C

[mightymushroom]

A C

Although, aren't there some army regiments in Felonsein already? That's our border province with Eldrican/Ankurvat isn't it?
*seeking map* . . . and next to Donuth, presumably one of the rebel hideouts?
Hardly splitting our army at all.

But I still prefer a letter in this moment of uncertainty.

[Hotfire90]

C

[Basil ii]

C

[helmacon]

C

[Weirdsound]

C

[Haspen]

You send a letter to the people of Felonsein.

1213 AD, Mid-Spring

Your great-aunt, Eiri, has died peacefully in her sleep last night.

5

Your letter does work! The people of Felonsein have been pacified with your personal message to them, and rioting has stopped; the masses returned home, except the few instigators that were of course charged and jailed. This is of course a temporary measure.

4*

Fighting against the rebels continues, albeit slowly. A confirmation arrives from the northlands; the rebels have taken control of land between Clochtoir to Donuth to the northernmost colonies, cutting your court from supply of iron ore and gold bullion.

You receive a reply from King Sigurd and Queen Ciri of Helliste; they've refused to send help because, as Sigurd has put it, 'you need to face the harsh reality - you've made a mess, you should clean it'. After consultations with Ciri, however, he has pledged to stop the rebels from escaping inevitable punishment; if any of them show up in Helliste or try to flee through its lands to other nations, they will be captured, and when possible, extradited back to Methiant-Cydwyl.

A) Family members ought to help each other, you bastard! I will remember this slight!!
B) Well, at least they're doing something, right?
C) I think one more letter will convince him to field his armies agaisnt the rebels.