Heroist
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Klin also turns in his notes (and experience for +7 unique diary entries):
+a man of high principles and duty
+founder of the Margel civilization and savior of his people
+a strong and harmonious family
-former pirate and bandit
+great city builder and reformer
+established faith in the Mother Goddess as the founder of human rights and freedoms
+competent and reasonable ruler
+would have shown brilliant results in any other era
+-unlucky to be born in the shadow of his ancestors
+worthy defender of his family and homeland
+just and confident leader and warrior
-cold, inflexible approach to governance and his inner circle
-as history showed, was hardly suited to exist in peacetime
+liberator of Margel
+competent and charismatic leader like her father
-lack of interest in the internal life of the country and her family
-strange "hobby"
+diplomatic and friendly character
+great contribution to the improvement and development of the country
+down-to-earth approach to life
+-saving some at the expense of capturing others
+lack of interest in wars and violence
+fairness and competence
+a pleasant family and child(ren) born from sincere feelings
-weak involvement in the life of the country
+absence of wars and conflicts
+attentive attitude towards the life of the people and the development of the country
+founder of wizardry
+high moral principles, regardless of power
+-murky history with his wife and inability to choose a better heir
+the description says he was a competent leader
-started a great war
-lacked favorable character traits and particular moral principles
+increase in civil liberties
+strengthening the economy
+many domestic legislative initiatives
-brutal suppression of political freedoms in other regions
-waging wars for resources and economic gain can be understood, but enslaving a region devoid of anything useful just to decorate the political map is the most vile act in the history of Margel
-who would doubt that after such a reign, the royal dynasty would lose its former authority
+you can't blame a two-year-old child for their parent's mistakes
+based on the description, made a positive impression
+a calm and peaceful period in the empire
+-unknown what kind of ruler he would have been
-lack of ambition and duty towards the state entrusted by his ancestors
+skilled political strategist
+interest in the affairs of the people
+positive personal impression
+persimmon sounds like a very interesting event
+judging by the lack of "swings", also successful in raising heirs
-insufficient focus on larger-scale projects in the country
+diplomatic, forward-looking approach to foreign policy
+regardless of his skills, humanity, and pleasant personal qualities
-the capture of the dwarves still doesn't justify it
+that the government managed to stop her from stringing up the undesirables on roadside posts
-lack of any qualities befitting a ruler of her people and a worthy heir to her ancestors
+ended the turmoil and restored order in the country
+traveler, warrior, philosopher
-started new expansionist conflicts
-got the impression he was more interested in continuing his heroic deeds than in actual long-term management of the country's affairs (since the latter is boring and dreary)
+probably, at home on the couch, he was a decent intellectual
-thirst for glory never leads to good
-catastrophically miscalculated with his aggressive strategy: where the emperor played by chess rules, his doomed opponent simply overturned the board
-could never get out of the war and nearly drove the country to collapse
+restored the empire to its lost greatness
+selfless leader with the highest moral and personal qualities and sense of duty
+exemplary family story for emulation
Having turned in his "essay," the knight once again pondered tomorrow's coronation. He wondered what kind of ruler Naria would ultimately turn out to be. Where, for many of her predecessors, the record of their deeds began only from the moment they ascended the throne, she, like Torvik or Naeru, already had an extensive biographical backstory under her belt. Even if he himself was unlikely to live to see that day, it would be curious to someday later read what the historians in the archives would write about her...
Instead of a composition, he decides to format a rating in a different format.
- Leadership: a successful commander and/or a ruler beloved by the people;
- Morale: a moral compass;
- Wisdom: the soundness of decisions made;
- Ambition: interest in the country's development;
- Diplomacy: the ability to find common ground without bloodshed;
- Duty: the internal affairs of the people, of one's clan, family, heirs;
+a man of high principles and duty
+founder of the Margel civilization and savior of his people
+a strong and harmonious family
-former pirate and bandit
+great city builder and reformer
+established faith in the Mother Goddess as the founder of human rights and freedoms
+competent and reasonable ruler
+would have shown brilliant results in any other era
+-unlucky to be born in the shadow of his ancestors
+worthy defender of his family and homeland
+just and confident leader and warrior
-cold, inflexible approach to governance and his inner circle
-as history showed, was hardly suited to exist in peacetime
+liberator of Margel
+competent and charismatic leader like her father
-lack of interest in the internal life of the country and her family
-strange "hobby"
+diplomatic and friendly character
+great contribution to the improvement and development of the country
+down-to-earth approach to life
+-saving some at the expense of capturing others
+lack of interest in wars and violence
+fairness and competence
+a pleasant family and child(ren) born from sincere feelings
-weak involvement in the life of the country
+absence of wars and conflicts
+attentive attitude towards the life of the people and the development of the country
+founder of wizardry
+high moral principles, regardless of power
+-murky history with his wife and inability to choose a better heir
+the description says he was a competent leader
-started a great war
-lacked favorable character traits and particular moral principles
+increase in civil liberties
+strengthening the economy
+many domestic legislative initiatives
-brutal suppression of political freedoms in other regions
-waging wars for resources and economic gain can be understood, but enslaving a region devoid of anything useful just to decorate the political map is the most vile act in the history of Margel
-who would doubt that after such a reign, the royal dynasty would lose its former authority
+you can't blame a two-year-old child for their parent's mistakes
+based on the description, made a positive impression
+a calm and peaceful period in the empire
+-unknown what kind of ruler he would have been
-lack of ambition and duty towards the state entrusted by his ancestors
+skilled political strategist
+interest in the affairs of the people
+positive personal impression
+persimmon sounds like a very interesting event
+judging by the lack of "swings", also successful in raising heirs
-insufficient focus on larger-scale projects in the country
+diplomatic, forward-looking approach to foreign policy
+regardless of his skills, humanity, and pleasant personal qualities
-the capture of the dwarves still doesn't justify it
+that the government managed to stop her from stringing up the undesirables on roadside posts
-lack of any qualities befitting a ruler of her people and a worthy heir to her ancestors
+ended the turmoil and restored order in the country
+traveler, warrior, philosopher
-started new expansionist conflicts
-got the impression he was more interested in continuing his heroic deeds than in actual long-term management of the country's affairs (since the latter is boring and dreary)
+probably, at home on the couch, he was a decent intellectual
-thirst for glory never leads to good
-catastrophically miscalculated with his aggressive strategy: where the emperor played by chess rules, his doomed opponent simply overturned the board
-could never get out of the war and nearly drove the country to collapse
+restored the empire to its lost greatness
+selfless leader with the highest moral and personal qualities and sense of duty
+exemplary family story for emulation
Having turned in his "essay," the knight once again pondered tomorrow's coronation. He wondered what kind of ruler Naria would ultimately turn out to be. Where, for many of her predecessors, the record of their deeds began only from the moment they ascended the throne, she, like Torvik or Naeru, already had an extensive biographical backstory under her belt. Even if he himself was unlikely to live to see that day, it would be curious to someday later read what the historians in the archives would write about her...
Whatever