08-01-2023, 09:39:49 AM
plan! the plan is in here!
The first city is a recent addition to the Alliance, having been added to the territory just a few months ago. They were heavily integrated into other trade networks and put up a resistance. As a result, the city's been struggling to recover from the invasion, and is receiving a lot of aid funds to get rebuilt, only to see most of them embezzled. What position needs to be secured before all others?
comptroller. it seems to me that whoever's in control of building this town back up would decide it's future, and the Town Comptroller seems to be in the best decision to do such.
The second city is a relatively minor town with very little going on. It's far from anything important, and very isolated. It rarely receives attention from the Alliance, this recent purge is the first time it's been looked at in years. So, what position is most important to have supporting the coup there?
labor and logistics. nothing special needs to be done in the town, so just do what is necessary to control the flow of people and resources, which seems like it would be in the office of L&L.
The third city is middling in size and in all ways perfectly average, with the exception that it's been in the Alliance and the Coalition before it for decades, and has not once even slightly been trouble. Why it was targeted for a purge is mysterious, but not to pass up an opportunity is similarly important. So what position needs to have a Valdragon Supporter in it there, and why?
archivist. there's gotta be some sorta history or something useful in the archives, given the long-standing past of the city. we'll need someone to look into it.
The last of the cities is large and important, and already has nine known loyalists in line to be appointed, though it's not clear to what positions. This city is effectively a lost cause, but it's too valuable to not take a chance that one Valdragon supporter could make it that much easier to integrate, or at least weaken it appreciably. So where should that supporter go?
Gofer. if we need someone to be in the important place, and they'll be surrounded by enemies, intel is the best bet. and the gofer is the position that gets hold of letters, packages, etc.
comptroller. it seems to me that whoever's in control of building this town back up would decide it's future, and the Town Comptroller seems to be in the best decision to do such.
The second city is a relatively minor town with very little going on. It's far from anything important, and very isolated. It rarely receives attention from the Alliance, this recent purge is the first time it's been looked at in years. So, what position is most important to have supporting the coup there?
labor and logistics. nothing special needs to be done in the town, so just do what is necessary to control the flow of people and resources, which seems like it would be in the office of L&L.
The third city is middling in size and in all ways perfectly average, with the exception that it's been in the Alliance and the Coalition before it for decades, and has not once even slightly been trouble. Why it was targeted for a purge is mysterious, but not to pass up an opportunity is similarly important. So what position needs to have a Valdragon Supporter in it there, and why?
archivist. there's gotta be some sorta history or something useful in the archives, given the long-standing past of the city. we'll need someone to look into it.
The last of the cities is large and important, and already has nine known loyalists in line to be appointed, though it's not clear to what positions. This city is effectively a lost cause, but it's too valuable to not take a chance that one Valdragon supporter could make it that much easier to integrate, or at least weaken it appreciably. So where should that supporter go?
Gofer. if we need someone to be in the important place, and they'll be surrounded by enemies, intel is the best bet. and the gofer is the position that gets hold of letters, packages, etc.
i've also got questions for Juniper and the kitty. like... what the frickin' heck?
hey who turned out the lights?