TURN 2: Semanu, Year 61
News and Rumor from around the Empire:
Winter weather lingered unusually long in the northwest, damaging early crop production.
The Duke of Muretsu is putting out feelers for volunteers for a summer campaign.
The Countess of Gramanstadt is also advertising for soldiery, in anticipation of Vaesthegnar attempting to recapture it.
The emperor’s youngest brother, Prince Tergiv, is said to be in the March of Torgevegn, possibly concentrating forces for a counterinvasion of Vaesthegnar… though this would draw forces away from the defense of Gramanstadt if true.
The exiled Countess of Grenteheim has petitioned the emperor to be allowed to return. Details are not known, but are rumored to include an indication she would be willing to abdicate her claim to the county—if a suitable wife can be found for her 22-year-old son. Considering his lackluster reputation regarding intelligence and hygiene, this may prove problematic, even with a coronet as inducement. His Majesty’s response to the petition has not been disclosed.
Lord Kuropatnar, the Imperial Astrologer, has resigned. No replacement has been named yet. Those interested in the position should contact Her Serene Excellency the Lord Steward of the Imperial Household.
Ships from the self-styled “Kingdom” of Rikiver are said to have been sighted off the northeast coast.
Her Majesty is said to be doing well. The Duchess of Alstein is said to be doing poorly. The Archduke of Eszerthagn is said to be doing something, but nobody seems quite sure what. The emperor’s other brother, Sebeschar, is said to be doing nothing, which nobody believes for a minute.
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This is a harvest month for flowers. Anyone producing these should bear that in mind.
The Planting Festival is held on the third weekend of this month. Unless you tell me you're canceling this, I will assume it takes place. (And, no, I can't think of a reason why you'd want to cancel it. But it's your call.)
News and Rumor from around the Empire:
Winter weather lingered unusually long in the northwest, damaging early crop production.
The Duke of Muretsu is putting out feelers for volunteers for a summer campaign.
The Countess of Gramanstadt is also advertising for soldiery, in anticipation of Vaesthegnar attempting to recapture it.
The emperor’s youngest brother, Prince Tergiv, is said to be in the March of Torgevegn, possibly concentrating forces for a counterinvasion of Vaesthegnar… though this would draw forces away from the defense of Gramanstadt if true.
The exiled Countess of Grenteheim has petitioned the emperor to be allowed to return. Details are not known, but are rumored to include an indication she would be willing to abdicate her claim to the county—if a suitable wife can be found for her 22-year-old son. Considering his lackluster reputation regarding intelligence and hygiene, this may prove problematic, even with a coronet as inducement. His Majesty’s response to the petition has not been disclosed.
Lord Kuropatnar, the Imperial Astrologer, has resigned. No replacement has been named yet. Those interested in the position should contact Her Serene Excellency the Lord Steward of the Imperial Household.
Ships from the self-styled “Kingdom” of Rikiver are said to have been sighted off the northeast coast.
Her Majesty is said to be doing well. The Duchess of Alstein is said to be doing poorly. The Archduke of Eszerthagn is said to be doing something, but nobody seems quite sure what. The emperor’s other brother, Sebeschar, is said to be doing nothing, which nobody believes for a minute.
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This is a harvest month for flowers. Anyone producing these should bear that in mind.
The Planting Festival is held on the third weekend of this month. Unless you tell me you're canceling this, I will assume it takes place. (And, no, I can't think of a reason why you'd want to cancel it. But it's your call.)
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