A quick history lesson.

>>149513917 (OP)
WHO IS IT AAAAAAH

Bet the guy under the hood wishes they would hurry up and get this over with too.

...Do they not also have regular weather on Kasslyne?

>>149514098
It might be that Cresce's climate is too dry naturally, or that they were growing more than the region could support without stormbringer intervention. I can't imagine Sette would let every instance of rain go without comment otherwise.

Can't believe they're finally going to kill Bett.

>eat the rich

We get it you are commies

>>149513917 (OP)
GET ON WITH IT

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>Did you ever wonder why Crescians tend to have four letter names? With this kind of legend in your country, how could any parent risk giving their kid a longer one??

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Patreon comment:
>It was fun to finally tell this story. It's a straightforward way to show the foundation Cresce was built on, even if it's a foundation it doesn't live up to all the time. Sonorie isn't really about all this though, right? She has never leaned on populism. But she's finally going whole hog here and, I think, doing a pretty good job.

>Her ultimate ambition and what she's done all this for is the Coppers' plan and a final solution to Alderode, but she's not gonna go in dry. Foreplay first. She needs trust.

>>149513917 (OP)
Aaand this is another big reason why, for all the talk of them being "horrid," I'll always prefer the Alds to the Crescians. Fuckin' commies, they're all the same, even in fantasy.

>>149514909
so what's your solution to a nationwide famine?

>>149514989
one million spicewheels

>>149514909
It's hard to fault them on this one

>>149514148
We saw first hand how crescians treated water women and stormies at the shrine.

>>149513917 (OP)
WE GET IT, THERE'S A LOT OF HISTORY!

>>149514735
>Final solution to Alderode
Rip Duane's family.

>>149514989
let them eat cake

>there are 4 Gods so people with 4 letter names get to not starve in the breadline
It really is Sharte or bust in this retarded continent.
That or hermitage.

>>149513917 (OP)
People are going on about Commies, but this is striking me as a very American mythology.

The ideal of a founder who is remembered for rejecting the power that was foisted upon them. And who's name is invoked to call to mind morals of the same. Morals that go beyond merely "our dude was awesome and took care of us, as a King should," but universal morals of equality. Of deference to a people and not blood. Morales that, I will presume just as much here as in the history of the American example, would probably seem alien and inappropriate to that actual figure themselves. And, again I presume, just as much with this fictional Queen as the first American King that never was, the myth endures because despite everything else, that aspect was real. George Washington refused to be a King. Refused to be a divinely appointed leader.

Despite the insistence of his peers. If you go to the American capital, go to its center of power, there's a very real center to the city. Beneath a painting depicting Washington as a divine figure, a mural literally title his Apotheosis, is an empty tomb. Where Washington's first worshipers wanted to bury his corpse, at the zero point of the city's plan. Like some kind of fucking pharaoh. A God King. He said no.

People want their Gods and their Kings and damn themselves to them. Again and again. Even when those Kings, and Gods, tell them to fuck off.

>>149515890
It's just them trying to madlibs a way to randomly distribute supplies with less rioting

>>149514909
You write like you don't have a four letter name. Unfortunate.

>>149513917 (OP)
>and to the blessed, fed
You gotta love Geffie casual cannibalism. I suspect she's making a small jab at Karl here too. Sonorie is bringing us a history lesson that traitors get eaten just like twins.

>>149513917 (OP)
>the church insisted there be a queen but not us
I wonder what the real history is?

>>149517238
Someone should ask Ash, but the church could have supported it because as we're seeing right now a weakened/nonexistent noble class gives the queen incredible unchecked power.

>>149517440
Why not a little theocracy as a treat?