Dialogue[]
| “ | <Noble> comes before the <Wheel> clan chieftain <Name> and his council. The <Wheel>s have herded goats since before they fled the Golden City. How does <Noble> condemn goats?
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— Six Ages 2: Lights Going Out | ||
Consequences[]
Whether the denouncement will be enough to aid the Uroxi rite depends on the Diplomatic skill of your emissary as well as the option chosen compared to the personality of their chieftain. Perhaps good relations may help as well. Considering Wheel culture, it is likely they would be more receptive to a male emissary as well.
Failure may risk worsening relations. If you chose for Brolarulf to raid the Wheels during the prolog, Wheel clans will be more difficult to convince.
Notes[]
Compare Denounce Rider Goats, the equivalent event for denouncing Rider goats.
If you denounce the goats of the clan "known for their large herds" they will comment on this, stating that because they have more goats than anyone else, they can say with confidence that you are wrong.
Advice[]
Only the noble acting as your emissary gives advice here:
- "Chief <Name> appreciates honesty, so a straightforward approach might work."
- "Chief <Name> is full of guile, and may appreciate that in others."