Elendithas
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"Long after the end of the war" lol. Please, he would never just give his forces to a dornishman with maybe a little over 2,000 men for promises. First, Dornish are notorious for being filthy pricks. Second, I'm sure he would want everything on that list before swearing to anyone. Then comes the fact that he almost certainly won't even deal with Cayden no matter the false promises. (I assume false since Dornish)Akio said:Cayden isnt gonna cave, just the demands for most of them don't mean all the much. Pardoning the Tully's only helps daennas cause and if the create further offenses hes already done his part and they can be punished accordingly. Bringing the Iron Born fleet down kind of helps the realm as a whole and wouldnt even cause any conflict with a ruler like Haelga, bringing the warrior ironborn to heel goes to nothing if compared to getting Tibers men and coffers, forcing the Reach to sell at a lost to the Westernlands is a good way to punish them for their rebellion, though Cayden may ask about a timelimit on this deal if there isnt one he wont be to concerned because it would be something to be solved long after the end of the war
The two he has problems with is because having Tiber chose the new lord paramount of the south could allow him to rule two of the strongest kingdoms and is then potentially dangerous and he wants to reserve Warden of the South for good service to be decided by Daenna herself so he'll try to negotiate that (already have a plan for this one i feel he might accept)
The most difficult thing to swallow and probably the hardest part to negotiate is the sea born tax as it could possibly alienate potential allies willing to follow Daennas claim and really risks hurting the Big ports on the other side of Westeros including Kingslanding. This will probably require some IC discussion if im being perfectly honest, its a very heafty term.