Bashar al-Assad

"Deployed."

((Religion is an entirely different matter than politics and nobility. And Salvus follows the same religion as Oren. Nuff said.))

A Raevir peasant looks over to Rose

"Since when do you know what the Creator wills? And what exactly is against his will?"

Tears of joy emerge from Edward's eyes, somehow hearing of the excommunication in the fiery blazes of the 7th level of the nether.

((Wouldn't the House be relatively inbred at this point from the years of isolation in Aegis?))

William looks over the map and thinks to himself

 

"Oh look the Empire of Nilfgaard Dwarves is there"

((My thoughts exactly.))

((I don't get recognition as the bastard who came to be religious head of Salvus?))

"In the darkest hours, religion shines through. The light of the Creator cast away the shadows, letting greed and lust slink away back into the depths which it came. O Creator, bless those who humble thyself under you, our lord. Be the shepherd for the flock and guide the lost to salvation." An old friar preaches to the refugees on the docks.

((The government of Galahar might want to get on the same page...))

Father Raymond facepalms at that. If they truly did want to repent then they would go to the High Pontiff.

Edward knew Scicle would have gone to cat heaven. He was a good cat.

(( Actually I participated in constructing a small human fort with aid from Oren. We held off the orcs but were forced to abandon it when we realized the orcs would never halt their assaults. Honestly, a small fort is fine but a settlement is useless.))

Father Raymond hears the news and lets out a heavy sigh. Another family gets trapped in the fiery inferno of the nether just because it was a suicide. No burial for them.

Father Raymond, obviously knowledgeable in the fact that only the High Pontiff may welcome people into sainthood. He snorts as he spots the part about sainting August Blackmont. This is laughable as first there is guidelines for sainthood as well as earning the title of venerable and a proper beatification, then is sainthood an option. And frankly, August never even confessed to his sins so why he would be entered into the gates of heaven seems beyond him. 

He looks over to see a bird fly into the monastery window, the bird drops a letter and he reads it. "Hah, I knew August couldn't get sainted." He then continues to read through the monastery's mail.

I believe this sort of thing seems fine on paper, but horrible in practice. I mean the emotes can simply be overwhelming and I honestly try to not to involve myself with this sort of thing. I find it a lot less enjoyable and honestly PvP seems simpler, less chaotic and MUCH quicker.

Father Raymond sends a letter of request for position of High Almoner.

Father Raymond raises a brow. In about one elven week the Holy Oren Empire has collapsed completely following the leave of the Orenian administration and military. Leaving a weak ruler as the only man left was a bad decision. The end has finally come. 

((What a classic CK2 ending.))

((fug, i'm so scared))

Boiendl Horen waves to the people as he boards one of the boats leaving the lands.

Duke Thomas Chivay gains the infirm trait.

As a long time member of Oren I frown upon apps to join noble houses

this

Scipp3r, you need to add the bishop list. Which currently includes:

Frances LeTroux.

But thanks anyways.

Do Kha have thumbs?

Actually due to independent capitalist merchants, trading isn't an issue AT ALL.

It still seems disproportionate in my eyes as Iron IS a main driving force in the economy.

EDIT: How about the dwarves don't have iron? It will stick to the lore as the dwarves are greedy so they would need the gold. The Kha can just have iron, making it difficult to get iron due to the hostile environments one would have to cross to get to the Kha island.