Talk:The Rampant Lion/Kalmar Rebellion

While El Cid and Artanis were despised during their time in Caligus, Requiem was a respected warrior. Was he really part of the rebel force? - Yuri Malitia 7 April 2006 02:34 (CEST) of Caligus

I have no idea. All I know is that Requiem is still the lord of Wasteland, while all other local lords were removed. I tried not to insuate anything into that. I'm just report the data as I see it. You can check the data yourself, here.

--Indirik 7 April 2006 03:05 (CEST)

No Requiem, the true High Marshal and Duke of Wasteland was neutral, he had not receive word of the rebellion until too late. He now fights with the counter rebellion. Currently, the there are 8 loyalists, and 13 counter-rebels that support the old government. The supporters of the despot however, have far larger and stronger units. Legatus DeSyrr 7 April 2006 03:48 (CEST)

That's good to hear. It's bad enough that El Cid and his cronies took over. It would be even worse to hear that some members of the legitimate government sided with him. --Indirik 7 April 2006 14:58 (CEST)

Two things wrong there. For one, the lords of the various regions. If you take a look at the Kalmarian Chronicles you will read the upcoming candidates for region lord election. The current lords are temporary and will soon give up the region(unless voted back in, but only a few are running for their own region). The second thing wrong is Billy Bob Brubacker, I dont beleive he was a rebel. My memory isnt the greatest thing, but I think he was also neutral and managed to pay the fine.(Legatus) --Alex 21:18, 4 May 2006 (CEST)

Yes, I know they elect their region lords, but that is what they currently are. Provides a convenient way to group them. As for Billy Bob, I suppose he could have been neutral. Requiem was absent during the rebellion, and thus neutral, but left immediately after he returned. Like any other noble with integrity, he was unwilling to accep the new tyrannical rule. If Billy Bob wasn't in favor of the rebellion, then he would probably have left or been banned, like 20 of the 40 other pre-rebellion nobles. --Indirik 22:05, 4 May 2006 (CEST)