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Several nights ago, I can't remember how many, I had A rather unusual Dnd Dream and I have a question about it. How wrong was it of the king to use, manipulate and take advantage of 14 year old daughter and heir when doing so will hopefully save her, his country and a lot of the adults in the country. PS this includes several dozen things, and several hundred words, that I forgot to put in the revoked post on this
In my Dnd Dream the king send his 14 year old daughter and heir to negotiate with foreign invaders that he knows have a strict code of honour that everyone, meaning not just the members of the countries army and navy, in the country follows that will not allow them to harm a child, not even a child that's a member of the royal family of a country their invading
Thanks to magic his 14 year old daughter and heir is as good at diplomacy as a adult in their mid 50's, so she's as good as someone that's roughly 4 times her age, and she has the added bonus that because she's a child the invaders code of honour that everyone, meaning not just the members of the countries army and navy, in the country follows that will not allow them to harm a child, not even a child that's a member of the royal family of a country their invading
The dream also showed that the king knew that the invading force was big enough that it was a matter of when would it win not would it win and that he had a ulterior motive in sending his 14 year old daughter and heir that was both very well intended and very maniputive
His ulterior motive was that he'd learnt that the invading countries rulers 17 year old grandson and heir was accompanying the invaders in order to see the glory of war but would be distant enough from all fights that he'd never be at any risk and the king was hoping that he'd meet his daughter and heir and fall in love with her
This way the king of the country that's been invaded ensurea that his bloodline will 1 way or another ruler both his country and a invading country that he knows they can't defeat. Surprisingly, to the people in the dream, his plan worked
As to what the king was thinking the dream showed that the king wasn't thinking straight and that he decided to try and go for the scenario that was the 2nd to worst, the invaders holding his heir and using the fact that their holding his heir to control his country without conquering it, rather then the scenario that is the worst, a war he knows he can't win
Like I said earlier thanks to magic his 14 year old heir is as good at diplomacy as a adult in their mid 50's, so she's as good as someone that's roughly 4 times her age, and she has the added bonus that because she's a child the invaders code of honour means they won't harm her
I will say that d even though the dream didn't specify the level of the Spell tin my opinion A spell that powerful must have been A 6th level Spell and I suspect that the spells unique to the setting the dream happened in
Post edited by marshalljames1 on June 12