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They could have sat back and enjoyed peace and prosperity at the foot of a throne, but they wanted it *all* and their ego wouldn't let it go. When I told my army to limit casualties as much as possible I was being extremely charitable. Unlike the Borgen the Brokk won't forget who butters their bread and the Borgen rebelling after the fact is just the regrets of a sore loser. when I elevated the Brokk and sent the might of Haven to remind them who is in charge here. If they wanted to keep their status quo they should have (metaphorically) bowed down and kissed my feet instead of handing me a list of demands to prove that Haven isn't a paper tiger. It's not anywhere near as 'morally ambiguous' to pick the Brokk if viewed from the context that the Borgen broke their previous treaty with you and also owe you a billion dollars. But they lost that status the moment they failed to live up to their obligations as a sworn vassal. The first time Haven arrived we elevated them to that position and they have been enjoying the perks ever since. You're forgetting that the Borgen aren't a vassal state *any more*. Originally posted by alfaerin:depose the legitimate government of a vassal stateAgain, you seem to be under the impression that the Borgen did nothing wrong. I got a fairly good ending by allying with the Borgen and sparing the Brokk-the Borgen do end up stealing more land to keep the Brokk from challenging them, but they are still prospering all the same. The worst charge against the Borgen is that they've stolen some land from the Brokk, and while that's wrong, it's still not enough to justify giving them the boot. This makes it easy to fall into the trap of thinking the poorer clan is always the morally superior choice, but you have to remember that using your imperial might to overturn a country's legitimate rulers is a morally ambiguous choice. They forfeited their right to rule, and removing them is better for both the regular people and Haven's long-term interests. The Mascha are cruel, greedy slave owners who have been rigging the system against everyone else for decades, while the Blessed are literally insane and not doing their jobs. The thing about the Borgen/Brokk dispute is that unlike the other two ruling factions, the Borgen haven't really done anything that justifies you removing them from power.

Queens Wish: The Conqueror download the last version for android