Dialogue[]
| “ | Hanth, your irascible devotee of Dostal, returns from a hunting trip carrying a clutch of minks and an empty drinking skin. The king, who happens to be riding the outer edges of your clan lands as Hanth stumbles in, demands to know where he got the ale, why he isn't sharing it with others, and what example he sets for the youth by getting drunk alone out in the dangerous wild lands. "I got the ale from <Dostal, as gratitude for keeping his ways alive/spirits, in thanks for driving off Chaos ghosts>. That's more than you've done for this clan in ages, you <bag of stale wind/red-eyes night rambler>."
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— Six Ages 2: Lights Going Out | ||
Consequences[]
At the start of event, Mood goes down.
If you let the dispute wind down on its own, it goes on for a while and the people may be worried over the distraction this would cause, thus causing Mood to fall further.
Getting the king to back down is difficult due to his stubborn personality, but if successful he will realize he is undermining his own authority instead and praise Hanth's contribution. Mood will go up and both Iverlantho and Hanth's reputation will rise. If the clan's ancestral spirits favor Hanth, they will also reward you with 1 Magic.
Notes[]
The event artwork used if both Hanth and Iverlantho are in their old age.
This event can star Hanvan if Iverlantho survives long enough, but typically involves Hanth.
Alternate pictures may be used depending on the age of the two characters.
Advice[]
- "Who can listen to Iverlantho fuss and moan and still believe in the holy right of kings?" - realist(?) Hanth
- "I believe in kings. Just not this king." - royalist Hanth
- "I am right because I am the king." - Iverlantho
- "Pride roots us in false perception." - Sereden
- "Hanth speaks little and when he does, says what's on his mind. Our Rider ancestors like that." - Ancestors worshiper
- "If the spirits favor Hanth, then so do I." - Shaman, if spirits gave Hanth the ale
- "Our ancestral spirits favor Hanth and will reward us if we stand up for his rights." - Shaman, alternate
- "It would be wrong to take ale from clan stores without permission, but there is no reason to think Hanth did that." - Lhankor Mhy devotee/Lore expert
- "Men make trouble. It's what they do." - Misandrist ring member
- "An apology given under duress is no apology at all."
- "Hard skulls yearn for head butts."
- "When given a choice between two blowhards, take no sides."
- "Stupid disputes run hot, but don't go on forever."
- "We must learn to ignore small problems."
- "They both have very strong wills."
- "Supporters of the crown enjoy the upper hand in this clan, and want Hanth to apologize."
- "Iverlantho must relent."