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I have the details of a fictional, yet realistic medieval world laid out, based around the early middle ages. I want to run a decision-making based roleplay for someone, where your character fills the shoes of an Earl. You must command your troops, serve the king, and protect the realm. There are consequences to the choices you make.
This will be somewhere between casual and advanced. There's some political and military strategy involved. As the player, you must decide what course of action to take, while it is my job to create the atmosphere and decide fate.
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You inherited your father's lands, and burdens. This earldom is a wretched place, where brigandage and sickness run unchecked. The common rabble's disgruntlement grows greater day by day, and it wouldn't be entirely shocking if they rose up against their overlords sometime soon. You and your men have little jurisdiction over some areas, where law and order has mostly broken down.
Many problems ail this land, and you intend to remedy them one way or another.
I have the details of a fictional, yet realistic medieval world laid out, based around the early middle ages. I want to run a decision-making based roleplay for someone, where your character fills the shoes of an Earl. You must command your troops, serve the king, and protect the realm. There are consequences to the choices you make.
This will be somewhere between casual and advanced. There's some political and military strategy involved. As the player, you must decide what course of action to take, while it is my job to create the atmosphere and decide fate.
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You inherited your father's lands, and burdens. This earldom is a wretched place, where brigandage and sickness run unchecked. The common rabble's disgruntlement grows greater day by day, and it wouldn't be entirely shocking if they rose up against their overlords sometime soon. You and your men have little jurisdiction over some areas, where law and order has mostly broken down.
Many problems ail this land, and you intend to remedy them one way or another.
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