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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Isida Kep'Tukari" data-source="post: 1568957" data-attributes="member: 4441">Well, I'm not going to say you managed to take over the entirety of Sembia... but a good chunk of it nevertheless.  Your tireless efforts over the years have driven the Harpers far from your borders, and your careful assassinations have taken out most of the soft-hearted nobles that would have objected to your policies.  With flattery and reward, you've managed to turn most of the nobles to your way of thinking, and established a powerful theo/magicratic country, with yourself the head of the ruling Mages' Council (with the High Priest of Bane and his church as the other half of the government).  Your secret police force helps keep the laws as much as your more visible guards do, and your elegant, peaceful political takeover and current (overtly) non-violent adgenda has kept your neighboors off your back.  The basic trade structure and whatnot of Sembia hasn't changed too awfully much, and as long as the peasants kowtow to your new order, they accept it as just one more ruler.  The neighboring countries don't yet have reason to try to make war on you, but you're already making war on them, from the inside.  Within the few years, you will be ready to expand your empire into their weakened countries.  Not even Thay was able to be so effective.  How does that work for you Serpenteye?  But I would also need some connection between your country and the remnents of House Millithor and House Morcane.  Both houses have managed to rebuild in the wake of the Graverending, absorbing the other, shattered houses, and are becoming the dominant power in the Underdark in their region.</blockquote>

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