>>2087516
Today is Bloomsdawn 7, 1494. Corintar stands in a not-so-ideal position. Two loans, few recruits, war exhaustion, outdated technology and institutions, the devastated and underdeveloped countryside... But no matter what, Derwing pushes on with hopes of a bright future to Corintar. Whether he'll succeed in modernising the nation as Anca had done before him remains to be seen.

>Thoughts
Corintar is, in many ways, not what I expected. For one, there's the whole adventurer gameplay. While I had seen from the map that there's a lot of uncolonised land besides them, I just thought that I'd have to use a colonialist, not this pseudo-native gameplay. Had I known about that, I feel that I would've made some more... thought-out decisions.

Then there's the mission tree. It feels much more oriented to playing tall than to conquering. I assume (read: hope) the conquests will intensify around the Age of Witch-Kings, but still. (Also, why does the MT want me to be buddies-buddies with the orcs? Didn't they, like, commit a genocide of unseen scale in Escann?)

Regardless, guess I'll just have to see for myself. And not to say that that it's not fun; it's just, as I've said before, not the experience I expected.

(sorry again for >reddit spacing, reasons same as before)