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[Prophet]

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[Lord_lemonpie]

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[Maximum Spin]

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[NRDL]

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[Ardent Debater]

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[mightymushroom]

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[Weirdsound]

"The good news is that Imperial prospectors have just found a large deposite of gem-stones right on the edge of these woods!" Skoonhein declares. "Mining these would give your people income beyond taxes and the sale of excess food!"

A: Wonderful! Send word to the mortals that I endorse the extraction of pretty gems!
B: Wonderful! I use some of my essence to create tools and gears to get them started on the mining!
C: ...Are you nuts? I don't need mortals getting comfortable in and around this forest! Tell them they are forbidden to mine the gems!
D: Good for them, however I'm not going to get involved in this.

[Prophet]

A I mean as long as they are staying to just the edges of our sacred woods then it should be fine. If they become to invasive than I'm sure we'll be able to rein them back under control. Especially with our son Sun-Nut set to lead the Empire as an Immortal God-Emperor.

[NRDL]

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[randomgenericusername]

C, It's too dangerous.

[Criptfeind]

D

Mortals can do whatever they want, which, knowing mortals, is probably mine the gems, and we'll keep judgement in reserve in case they go too far.

[omada]

A one day our pantheon will be in the middle of a giant spiraling and majestic city with people worshipping us at the door of our castles we rule as gods and nobility, besides those  monster who protect us will be an huge mass of followers that will maintain the perimeter be it in land or in flying isles (?)


When the afterlife is done and we get more essence we should expand our holding

so we can extract the gems on sacred soil and still house our spymaster and maybe somebody else

[mightymushroom]

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Gems and jewelry are too tied to our portfolio not to.

[Ardent Debater]

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[Weirdsound]

"Send word to the mortals. Their gem mines have my blessing... of course. Now what of the prayer?"

Skoonhein clears his throat, and informs you that the prayer comes from Oakbuttons, a noble from the town of Chestnut Hole, which was captured by Emperor Walnut and added to the empire in 2.2 CS, and a recent convert to your cult.

"Oakbuttons explained to me that his grandfather once possessed a handsome gem-studded belt buckle that was stolen from him by a distant Sea Dwarf prince." Skoonhein begins, "several times his ancestors sought to reclaim the heirloom, but were talked down by priests of the Dwarven Gods, who argued that the theif's bloodline was sacred, and one could not act against it without acting against the dwarven gods. Oakbuttons wants to know if his new goddess would mind him gathering companions and embarking on a quest to retrieve the Heirloom Buckle?"

You suppose there is a chance that endorsing such a quest might not sit well with either the distant sea dwarves or their gods, but should he succeed, Oakbuttons would emerge as a hero worthy of serving you in a significant way.
A: I'm not going to publicly endorse his quest, but I'm not forbidding him to go either.
B: Tell him he has my blessing! Lets show these dwarves that my cult and I are without peer!
C: Not only am I going to endorse him, I'll make him an artifact as well!
D: Tell him no. I don't feel like stirring shit up.