Litten, I hope you do realize you are asking that not only to the host, but also to the queen. …the queen, whose credibility are forever unknown due to the fact that we are openly plotting to overthrow her.
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Yes I’m perfectly aware I’m being lied to by the queen
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Authority at 4 or lower
For now
i’m still here
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none of this seems to affect win conditions, except C which I didn’t really want to vote anyway, so I’m just going to vote for what I believe to be the right option
VOTE: Choice A
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like morally
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i was gonna go for the morally right option but then eliza asked if i wanted to bully the barons and i couldn’t say no
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It is not “one man is dangerous”; it was never about the danger. It is about “the truth” and its credibility.
Choice C puts all work, responsibility, and thereby credibility to one person,
Whereas in Choice A we could for ourselves! We can be the investigators!
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Oh I was talking about option B, but fair points all around
yeah Choice B and D should literally never be getting votes here
tutuu is… we can ignore that I suppose
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I just don’t know how much we can really trust the spymaster to investigate this claim as opposed to a jury
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Eh? Choice B?
*reads choice*
Silviu? If he kills again, then we just bully him, no? …I wonder. Did Italy truly vote C because he wanted to bully the Barons, or because he wanted to defend Silviu’s murder?
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gasp
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I don’t understand how this bullies the barons
is catbae a baron?
even so, option C doesn’t bully the barons, if you really wanted to bully the barons you would vote option D. but don’t.
can you even switch votes in kott (king of the thread)
cuz you can’t in normal king of the castle but she could change that in a long-term setting
option c acfually bullies the barons because it increases authority by one, because Queen Eliza used Iron Choice law on C, reinforcing her support for the law, which means if it’s chosen, her authority increases by one.
you can here
oh yeah
she needs authority though, right?
See, I don’t think a trial would really change much as far as fairness. Who even is the judge? Probably someone appointed by the monarch. It’d be a whole ordeal.
You clearly have litten in your corner, however, so I imagine what you are saying does have some merit
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