Adoptees Beneficial Integration

Adoptees Beneficial Integration
Type	Chain Event
Previous	Vestantes Refugees, or Forosilvuli Refugees, or Rider Refugees

Dialogue

“	<Noble> reports that the <Vestantes/Forosilvuli/Rider> people you adopted helped spur a burst of beneficial activity. They remembered farming and crafting methods your people had forgotten, and taught them to others. Eager to fit in with their new kinfolk, they have with surprising ease adopted Berenethtelli customs and language. Praise the <Vestantes/Forosilvuli/Riders>. Throw a feast in their honor. Throw a feast without singling them out. "We still face many dangers."	”
— Six Ages 2: Lights Going Out

Consequences

At the start of the event, you receive some Goods and some Food. Mood may also rise.

If you praise the adoptees, the people may echo your words. The adoptees say they will always be who they were, but will now always be part of your clan, and nothing was better than that. If so, Mood improves. Alternatively, some envious voices may say the adoptees had just gotten lucky. If so, Mood goes down instead.

If you throw a feast in their honor, you must choose the amount of Food to spend, a cautious, generous, or neither too much or too little an amount. This runs the risk that spirits sour over the course of the feast, as old bloodlines say it had been too long a time since a feast was held for them; Mood may drop.

Advice

• "Newcomers show more respect for the royal person than certain old-timers." - Iverlantho
• "An imbalance of praise might prove destructive." - Venef
• "We need to adopt more newcomers." - Reda
• "Redalda knew that bringing Riders and Rams together would make us stronger." - Reda/Redalda devotee, if the adoptees are Riders
• "It's not that surprising they picked up Berenethtelli ways, even if your language is a bit tricky." - Agimori Adoptee
• "Riding a horse is harder than it looks." - Forosilvuli Refugee Leader
• "Chaos lurks in every pot." - Chaos-hating ring member
• "When we took in newcomers, some said they would eat up all our food. Now there is more for all."
• "Adopting outsiders doesn't always work out, but both our Ram and Rider ancestors benefited from it."
• "I told you this would all work out."
• "At a feast, I assure everyone is happy."
• "People worry when feasts are too lavish."
• "We taught our people to keep on hoping."
• "Overconfidence kills."
• "We taught our people to keep on hoping."
• "We've opened a jar we can't close."
• "After a few drinks I tell folks that I truly feel of them."