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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.

[Blood_Librarian]

a

[Haspen]

You decide to raise the Army's budget (so it can reach that juicy 11 at last).

1213 AD, Mid-Autumn

6*

The rebelling noblemen, or rather, their army ,was beaten thoroughly at Empty Plains, and many of its ringleaders were captured and executed. Regents and retainers in the Duchies have surrendered and renounced their servitude to rebels, bringing Clochtoir, Ionith and Donuth back under direct control of the Throne.

The current Duke of Dahnia has retreated his forces back to his territory, but without outside support and your agents estimating his forces at 4-5 thousand (including militia, auxiliaries and the like), his fall is inevitable.

7!*

What is more important is that the eastern forces reached delivered a crippling blow to the Parsian rebellion! After meeting with Odish in battle once more, they've killed him, and approximately 5 to 6 thousand Parsian militia and armed peasants joined him in the afterlife. The rebel leadership is in disarray, because whilst Priests of Eleven have already annointed Odish' teenage son as his heir and successor, the popular support for him is low and that shows; villages and garrisons are surrendering one by one.

You receive a humbled dignitary from Dahnia; the Duke of Dahnia is asking for general amnesty for himself and his family in exchange for laying down arms and re-pledging loyalty to you and your family.

A) I don't negotiate with rebels! Begone!
B) Fine, I feel generous today!

[ZBridges]

B

[Kashyyk]

Wish we could negotiate. I'd be willing to give amnesty to his family, but not him.

A

[Maximum Spin]

B

[Taricus]

A little too late to apologise.

[Lord_lemonpie]

B. We need the help we can get in the coming war

[melkor]

B

[Hotfire90]

A

[Weirdsound]

B.

I want to spill his guts, but calming things down before our nasty cousin invades is more important. Perhaps we can punish the duke by putting him on the front lines of that war.

[mightymushroom]

B

What Weirdsound said.

[helmacon]

B

yea. We need his extra 5k milita.

[VoidSlayer]

Local control is generally best, honestly, if the dukes hadn't rebelled it was an ideal situation for an empire.

B

Wish we could demand hostages though.

[Haspen]

You decide to pardon the Duke of Dahnia and his family, accepting his second pledge of loyalty.

1213 AD, Late Autumn

6*

The fighting in the east culminated in re-taking of Karasau, a ghost city by the end of siege. The once populous metropolis has had about five thousand less-than-fanatical Parsians covering in fear. Those still fighting made their way toward Waterless Plains, and Evalians and your soldiers are pursuing to destroy them as well.

The Spymaster appears at your side few hours later.

"My liege, the agents are ready to go and fight in the shadows of Eldrican alleys, although our future enemy is vast. Should they concentrate on gathering information or hindering Eldricans in their preparations?"

A) "Accurate reports on troops movements are always better than a blown up munitions depot!"
B) "The less supplies and working equipment they have, the better!"
C) "Now? Now is too early. Ask me in a year, when we're sure that Eldricans are going to invade!"

[Kashyyk]

B - suitably damaged infrastructure may convince Eldrican to not wage war in the first place.