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However, in terms of role-playing, these rules somehow contradict the attempt to create the image of an effective leader, which Rinze is supposed to be according to the narrative. Rather, they create the image of someone detached from reality.
There was a narrative about partially resolving the internal and foreign policy mess left by the indifferent Jek, while simultaneously fostering the cultural and aesthetic development of the population, in the paradigm of a young, energetic, artistic, gentle, beautiful, magnificent, breathtaking, and the first legitimate ruler with a past in the performing arts. The fact that these rules were not introduced centuries ago only speaks to how difficult the times we had to endure were, and your beloved Thiary is largely to blame for that.
Lock, you can build an academy of idols in Grisal. If necessary, we'll cut social programs, let the poor, talentless wretches starve.
I'm not a big fan, I just think that criticizing what is probably the only good period in the entire history of Reima, based on the fact that pimply wretches in homespun rags received a penalty to their meager rations at the end of their first year, is low...
Added 4 minutes later And Ment has a personal grudge because his fantastic learning bonuses from the bracelet were reduced :smile06: