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<blockquote data-quote="humble minion" data-source="post: 8241619" data-attributes="member: 5948">Way I figure it, it's an illustration of the limits of border closing.&nbsp; If you close the borders, the borders are closed.&nbsp; It's a blunt instrument, all or nothing.&nbsp; Sure, Ivana could close the borders - but if the Falkovnians are inflitrating down to Invidia in small numbers and secretly, she'd have to keep the borders closed all the time to keep them out, which would of course cut Borca off from the entire world, all its trading partners etc.&nbsp; I suspect Malocchio was the one who came up with the idea of doing it this way - Vlad is a meathead, but if there's anyone who deeply understands the rules of Ravenloft and how to manipulate them, Malocchio is the guy.So the Falkovnians filter through Borca in secret, by fives or tens, and Ivan and Ivana fume, and kill the ones they can find and catch, but a bunch still get through because you can't keep the borders closed forever...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="humble minion, post: 8241619, member: 5948"] Way I figure it, it's an illustration of the limits of border closing. If you close the borders, the borders are closed. It's a blunt instrument, all or nothing. Sure, Ivana could close the borders - but if the Falkovnians are inflitrating down to Invidia in small numbers and secretly, she'd have to keep the borders closed all the time to keep them out, which would of course cut Borca off from the entire world, all its trading partners etc. I suspect Malocchio was the one who came up with the idea of doing it this way - Vlad is a meathead, but if there's anyone who deeply understands the rules of Ravenloft and how to manipulate them, Malocchio is the guy. So the Falkovnians filter through Borca in secret, by fives or tens, and Ivan and Ivana fume, and kill the ones they can find and catch, but a bunch still get through because you can't keep the borders closed forever... [/QUOTE]

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