The following game is an exploration of a character from a different universe called "Amon", a charismatic revolutionary whom rebels against a classist system that favors the supernaturally gifted. The name for this character will be 'Amon'.
Goal: To eliminate all men gifted with magic, but publically call for the protection of traditions. I will be using CPG-Grey's video "Rules for Rulers" as a guide to decide whom I should aid and whom I should eliminate. In addition, the magically gifted draw the jealousy of The Pretender, whom wishes to supplant them.
Thoughts on the Voices of Nerat
The Voices scare the Pretender, even if he will not admit to it. He believes the Chorus to be disorderly and dangerous; Rightful rule should be secure and stable, not a cascade of violence. He considers it a shame therefore that the Tiers will be recruited primarily by the Chorus. The Pretender's strong suit is to corrupt and to divide his enemies.
Thoughts on Cairn
From the very start, the Archon of Stone did not give the Pretender the arrogance it seemed to instill in other archons who thought they could control it. By all means, he wished the Tidecallers to be eliminated, like all magic users, but he had hoped that they'd be a more formidable enemy that might even weaken the Archon of Stone. The fact that the Archon was barely impeded scared The Pretender and thus, he decided to stay close to the Archon of Stone, to orchestrate his downfall, so The Pretender's ascension through the ranks could not be challenged by the Archon of Stone.
Thoughts on the Vendrien Guard
It's a shame that we have to kill these bastards. They have a healthy amount of superstition. They do well to suspect the Tidecallers. I had the opportunity to lure out the Queen. I knew that she was formidable, but not so formidable that I couldn't best here. Therefore, I shall let her live so she may hopefully become my ally. All those who will stand in the way of peace I will otherwise get rid of in an as discreet a manner as possible.
Thoughts on Verse
I must keep up appearances of friendship towards Verse. I suspected idly that she was supposed to keep an eye on me, but the Voices' insistence that she ought to protect me strikes a chord. Maybe he read my mind and knew I would suspect such a move. And deliberately tries to rattle me. No matter.
At this time, it is not the Voices that rattles me, but Verse herself. She seems to hold a seedling of what the Voices once were. I will keep her close, for no other reason than to protect my hide and so I may one day unlock the secrets of how she absorbs these fighting techniques.
Thoughts on Graven Ashe
I respect Ashe, maybe as the only one of the Archons that I have personally met. I was taken in by the Disfavored and the rumors of Ashe are, while exxagerated, clearly not unfounded. This is a man whose loyalty cannot be idly shaken. Making him my ally should be my first priority.
Thoughts on the Edict
The Edict is a complication. I have no illusions about the Disfavored being granted the south. Clearly, the Scarlet Chorus are by far better equipped to handle this place. Which is exactly why I must restore the balance and provide aid to the Disfavored. Publically, I play the part and will say that the Edict forces us all to work together. But I believe such is far removed from the truth. In fact, I believe the Edict might stay my hand from impeding the Chorus sufficiently to allow the Disfavored to keep up. If the Chorus is victorious in these lands, there is no hope to annihilate the barbaric faction forever.
Goal: To eliminate all men gifted with magic, but publically call for the protection of traditions. I will be using CPG-Grey's video "Rules for Rulers" as a guide to decide whom I should aid and whom I should eliminate. In addition, the magically gifted draw the jealousy of The Pretender, whom wishes to supplant them.
Thoughts on the Voices of Nerat
The Voices scare the Pretender, even if he will not admit to it. He believes the Chorus to be disorderly and dangerous; Rightful rule should be secure and stable, not a cascade of violence. He considers it a shame therefore that the Tiers will be recruited primarily by the Chorus. The Pretender's strong suit is to corrupt and to divide his enemies.
Thoughts on Cairn
From the very start, the Archon of Stone did not give the Pretender the arrogance it seemed to instill in other archons who thought they could control it. By all means, he wished the Tidecallers to be eliminated, like all magic users, but he had hoped that they'd be a more formidable enemy that might even weaken the Archon of Stone. The fact that the Archon was barely impeded scared The Pretender and thus, he decided to stay close to the Archon of Stone, to orchestrate his downfall, so The Pretender's ascension through the ranks could not be challenged by the Archon of Stone.
Thoughts on the Vendrien Guard
It's a shame that we have to kill these bastards. They have a healthy amount of superstition. They do well to suspect the Tidecallers. I had the opportunity to lure out the Queen. I knew that she was formidable, but not so formidable that I couldn't best here. Therefore, I shall let her live so she may hopefully become my ally. All those who will stand in the way of peace I will otherwise get rid of in an as discreet a manner as possible.
Thoughts on Verse
I must keep up appearances of friendship towards Verse. I suspected idly that she was supposed to keep an eye on me, but the Voices' insistence that she ought to protect me strikes a chord. Maybe he read my mind and knew I would suspect such a move. And deliberately tries to rattle me. No matter.
At this time, it is not the Voices that rattles me, but Verse herself. She seems to hold a seedling of what the Voices once were. I will keep her close, for no other reason than to protect my hide and so I may one day unlock the secrets of how she absorbs these fighting techniques.
Thoughts on Graven Ashe
I respect Ashe, maybe as the only one of the Archons that I have personally met. I was taken in by the Disfavored and the rumors of Ashe are, while exxagerated, clearly not unfounded. This is a man whose loyalty cannot be idly shaken. Making him my ally should be my first priority.
Thoughts on the Edict
The Edict is a complication. I have no illusions about the Disfavored being granted the south. Clearly, the Scarlet Chorus are by far better equipped to handle this place. Which is exactly why I must restore the balance and provide aid to the Disfavored. Publically, I play the part and will say that the Edict forces us all to work together. But I believe such is far removed from the truth. In fact, I believe the Edict might stay my hand from impeding the Chorus sufficiently to allow the Disfavored to keep up. If the Chorus is victorious in these lands, there is no hope to annihilate the barbaric faction forever.
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