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<blockquote data-quote="Dr. Strangemonkey" data-source="post: 4434742" data-attributes="member: 6533">What of the three queens?Perhaps the defeat of the curse had hidden costs as well, one's which have yet to be paid?I like this, maybe it can be worked in as a way to introduce new areas.But let's say it also has a reactive effect, where the tribes become the greatest evangelizers among the lands of fate, bringing the words of enlightenment to other tribes and establishing themselves as alternate sovereignties taking taxes and allegiance from weaker civilized settlements.Maybe, they also become the most fervent proponents of the new revelations or even simply the Faith Pragmatic.I like this even better because in the view of Akota the heir would be marrying the daughter and surrendering his sovereignty to her.&nbsp; Doubly complicated because in the view of anyone with clear eyes she's clearly the superior candidate for Caliph based both on faith and intelligence.Hey even better:&nbsp; There is more than just a Shadow Caliph, there is also a Shadow Caliphate.&nbsp;&nbsp; Over the last decades a shadowy force has developed among the exiles of the desert and the marked men of the cities, a prophet of the damned - inspired by the new revelation - has moved among them to create a new Law for the world of shadows.One that will soon be in need of a ruler.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dr. Strangemonkey, post: 4434742, member: 6533"] What of the three queens? Perhaps the defeat of the curse had hidden costs as well, one's which have yet to be paid? I like this, maybe it can be worked in as a way to introduce new areas. But let's say it also has a reactive effect, where the tribes become the greatest evangelizers among the lands of fate, bringing the words of enlightenment to other tribes and establishing themselves as alternate sovereignties taking taxes and allegiance from weaker civilized settlements. Maybe, they also become the most fervent proponents of the new revelations or even simply the Faith Pragmatic. I like this even better because in the view of Akota the heir would be marrying the daughter and surrendering his sovereignty to her. Doubly complicated because in the view of anyone with clear eyes she's clearly the superior candidate for Caliph based both on faith and intelligence. Hey even better: There is more than just a Shadow Caliph, there is also a Shadow Caliphate. Over the last decades a shadowy force has developed among the exiles of the desert and the marked men of the cities, a prophet of the damned - inspired by the new revelation - has moved among them to create a new Law for the world of shadows. One that will soon be in need of a ruler. [/QUOTE]

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