People from Beyond the Forest
DC 21
- Days
- 10
Hunters have found a small village in the woods. Its denizens have lived in isolation from the rest of the world for dozens of years – they speak a strange language, look like brothers to each other, and have never heard of the Stag Lord or the baron. Who will tell them they are not free people occupying no one's land, as they thought only yesterday?
DC by difficulty
| 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 19 | 19 | 21 | 23 | 19 |
Loyalty
| Margin | Effect |
|---|---|
| 0 | Community-2The village dwellers didn't like the Councilor's words at all. They chased away delegation with sticks and stones! |
| 1 | The Councilor failed to convince the villagers to swear fealty to the baron. |
| 2 | Community+2Economy+1The Councilor managed to convince the villagers to acknowledge the power of the baron. Within the year they will begin to pay their first taxes. |
| 3 | Community+2Economy+2The Councilor managed to convince the villagers that they would be much safer under protection of the baron. They have sworn fealty, and are ready to begin paying taxes within the month. |
| 4 | The Councilor failed to convince the villagers of the power of the baron. Instead, the whole village packed up and left the area. |
| 2 | Community+2Loyalty-1Economy+1The Councilor talked to the villagers, bringing along a detail of soldiers. The frightened villagers agreed to pay taxes. |
| 3 | Community+2Loyalty-2Military+2Economy+2The Councilor talked to the villagers, bringing along a detail of soldiers. The frightened villagers swore fealty, and agreed to pay taxes and supply recruits for the army of the baron. |
| 0 | Community-1Loyalty-1Stability-1The Councilor failed to convince the peasants that they wouldn't last long without the baron. They laughed at the Councilor and chased from the village along with the guards. |
| 1 | The Councilor failed to convince the villagers that without the baron they would have much more difficult lives. |
| 2 | Community+2Economy+2The Councilor convinced the villagers of the power of the baron, and that joining the strong was the best decision for the weak. The village will begin paying taxes within the month. |
| 3 | Community+2Economy+2Stability+2The Councilor convinced the villagers of the baron's power, and they were convinced that joining the mighty leader would be their best decision. The peasants swore fealty, and promised to pay taxes and obey the new ruler without question. |
DC by difficulty
| 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 19 | 19 | 21 | 23 | 19 |
Loyalty
| Margin | Effect |
|---|---|
| 0 | Community-2The village dwellers didn't like the Councilor's words at all. They chased away delegation with sticks and stones! |
| 1 | The Councilor failed to convince the villagers to swear fealty to the baron. |
| 2 | Community+2Economy+1The Councilor managed to convince the villagers to acknowledge the power of the baron. Within the year they will begin to pay their first taxes. |
| 3 | Community+2Economy+2The Councilor managed to convince the villagers that they would be much safer under protection of the baron. They have sworn fealty, and are ready to begin paying taxes within the month. |
| 4 | The Councilor failed to convince the villagers of the power of the baron. Instead, the whole village packed up and left the area. |
| 2 | Community+2Loyalty-1Economy+1The Councilor talked to the villagers, bringing along a detail of soldiers. The frightened villagers agreed to pay taxes. |
| 3 | Community+2Loyalty-2Military+2Economy+2The Councilor talked to the villagers, bringing along a detail of soldiers. The frightened villagers swore fealty, and agreed to pay taxes and supply recruits for the army of the baron. |
| 0 | Community-1Loyalty-1Stability-1The Councilor failed to convince the peasants that they wouldn't last long without the baron. They laughed at the Councilor and chased from the village along with the guards. |
| 1 | The Councilor failed to convince the villagers that without the baron they would have much more difficult lives. |
| 2 | Community+2Economy+2The Councilor convinced the villagers of the power of the baron, and that joining the strong was the best decision for the weak. The village will begin paying taxes within the month. |
| 3 | Community+2Economy+2Stability+2The Councilor convinced the villagers of the baron's power, and they were convinced that joining the mighty leader would be their best decision. The peasants swore fealty, and promised to pay taxes and obey the new ruler without question. |