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I totally agree on that but as I tried to say was that I just wanted to clarify my idea, and of course not all people,e will bow to a crown, that is just totally normal, tha fact that haven is bigger is because you got more voting people and the empires old money...no offence dude, but you're dreaming really hard if you think Lavoyard, the Order or the frenchmen will bow down to Golden Bay even remotely. Knight's Haven is at least five times larger then Golden Bay, and growing.
I believe that bringing the crown back must be done by conquest and might, not OOC wise.
On that note I try to do that but its hard to do from spain on a table. Also on the drama reports, I wasn't really notified because I am here in spain, I wish I was home all that time so I could have tried to prevent/stop itAlso, on the crown: I ain't touching dat. If you want that official you've really got to get everybody on board with that, and I, for example, have barely even heard the town of Golden Bay outside of reports of drama, so, yeah, not remotely close to qualifying by my metrics.
Yea that is bcause we arent building enough and I wished I did more about it, but yea, in spain on tab. On the senatoor part, it just hapend to be that visenya is senatoor, but tom's character has nothing to do with the drama since vis died in childbirth and was all that time in GBI agree with @Valonyx - why in Harateth's and Valor's name would the Kingdom of Hierax, the Kingdom of Marr, The Order or anyone else bow to a little town with maybe 4 houses in total? Not to mention with a Senator - One of the houses that had a main part in why we need this thread in the first place - foreshadowed to bear at a top position?
*points to tom* his idea of putting it thereanyway, were all rejecting the crown out right... but why not the other way? Separate the states... were doing that already, right?
We could have a central trading node... but now offence to @Sankera but there couldn't have been worst places to put it, in terms of geographically and politically