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<blockquote data-quote="halfcore" data-source="post: 5766773" data-attributes="member: 6687638">Currently they are living on the continent that's on the winning side, but they're trying to subtly undermine everything so that their side loses. The other continent doesn't really trust them yet, so they're not likely to gain any special favors once everything turns south.&nbsp; And south it will turn as soon as the emperor croaks.&nbsp; Which is likely to happen with the PC's meddling.Thanks for the history lessons, guys!&nbsp; I was never very good with the economy side of everything, but I like to run a bit of a realistic story. Of the three choices Eldritch_Lord suggested, the second one seems most likely, as the central government branches will cease to exist and the nation falls, there will be pocket nations led by whoever is the strongest in their region, but it will never be the same without the stability of the entire nation behind them.&nbsp; Additionally, the victors will start taking large chunks of land for their own and impose their currency on the people (possibly by allowing an exchange rate?).&nbsp; So a strong devaluation seems likely to me.Also, the length of my member is not relevant, I don't think! haha.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="halfcore, post: 5766773, member: 6687638"] Currently they are living on the continent that's on the winning side, but they're trying to subtly undermine everything so that their side loses. The other continent doesn't really trust them yet, so they're not likely to gain any special favors once everything turns south. And south it will turn as soon as the emperor croaks. Which is likely to happen with the PC's meddling. Thanks for the history lessons, guys! I was never very good with the economy side of everything, but I like to run a bit of a realistic story. Of the three choices Eldritch_Lord suggested, the second one seems most likely, as the central government branches will cease to exist and the nation falls, there will be pocket nations led by whoever is the strongest in their region, but it will never be the same without the stability of the entire nation behind them. Additionally, the victors will start taking large chunks of land for their own and impose their currency on the people (possibly by allowing an exchange rate?). So a strong devaluation seems likely to me. Also, the length of my member is not relevant, I don't think! haha. [/QUOTE]

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