Alright, Anon, you're a noble with a degree in administrative law and a mage specialized in vitreomancy - the art of glass control. Your name is (enter name). You and your troop were sent from the old continent to a small colonial port town of 50 inhabitants.

Next, I'll introduce your four advisors and draw dices for the nearby regions. Or would it be better if I let all vote for land surroundings?

Alongside you and your royale guideline, the following guys also came:

Rebecca, 27 years old, your wife and mother of your children—Ivor, Conor, and Leonor. She's beautiful, supportive, and easy to live with.
>told you not to worry about the children's adaptation
>told you be careful about the current political forces in the village, maybe they don't support the power transition in their intimal feelings

Gael, a 38-year-old engineer, is a direct agent of the Crown. He will help you transform the small village into a mining outpost for the Capital.

>he brought heavy equipment, 30 miners, and 10 soldiers.
>he seems more loyal to the Crown than to you—watch out for corruption.

You don't know much about the region, but you already have a little schedule plan.
>walk around, talk to people
>meeting with former leaders - now your new advisors
>visit your new comodation and set up your office place
>meeting with Gael about his men and their comodation

>>6249254 (OP)
Gaheris

Its fun in its own way to roll for the surroundings as well and see what we can do with it. If its super fucked maybe a vote.

Vitreomancy seems cool. Carry some bottles and you can just blast shrapnel. Or form a sword or spear of solid glass and stab someone. Get silly and have mirrors putting sun in peoples eyes. A stain glass golem if we are pushing it?

>>6249256
>>meeting with former leaders - now your new advisors

>>6249254 (OP)
>Llyr Ciar
>>6249255
>told you be careful about the current political forces in the village, maybe they don't support the power transition in their intimal feelings
>he brought heavy equipment, 30 miners, and 10 soldiers.
>>6249256
>meeting with former leaders - now your new advisors

Either dice or voting for surroundings is fine, I don't care. I will say that it seems the choices are binary between 'good advice and useful, versus just plain bad'. Any reason for that? Some sort of karmic balancing elsewhere?

>>6249266
>>6249255
Or are these not choices but both things that they say/are/do?

>>6249255
name: Trevor
(lets go with something easy to spell please, and also it fits the theme of all of our children's names ending in "or")

>meeting with former leaders - now your new advisors
>draw dices for the nearby regions
even if the options suck, it'll be better narratively. although, it was already said it was a port town and will become a mining center so there must be water and mountains..?

>>6249267
I don't think they were choices to vote for, but rather information about our companions. QM could probably use some different styling to indicate that than the green text though if that is the case

>>6249256
Ramza

>meeting with former leaders - now your new advisors

>>6249254 (OP)
>meeting with former leaders - now your new advisors

Dice is fine

>>6249254 (OP)
What exactly is "Glass control"?
Telekinesis but for glass?
What's our range, what's our max strength, what's our max precision?
Do we have mana? how do we restore it?
Are there any more lengthy glass based rituals that we know of and are there any secrets we have yet to learn?

Anyway I Mark down the number of families and begin seeking apprentices among the more prominent families (To gain free labor and hypothetical blackmail material)
Also I impregnate my wife again