' Wrote:Also if I read the news correctly, Kogen drew up terms of peace and presented them to the Queen and she agreed, so if we really want to follow the lore the way you want, I should put together the treaty and you are forced to sign it, right?
That doesn't really give sense does it? Kogen can't really force queen to let him in her realm.
' Wrote:Us playing our role as laid out by the storyline actually doesn't require us to sign anything with the player factions involved. It involves us going out ingame and playing our role as laid out by the storyline.
My suspicion is that this "treaty" would be used to force all sorts of restrictions on the faction that can then be used as a reason to penalize the faction later on, or break from the storyline. I have no interest in that. The storyline says we have an Cease Fire and an Alliance against the Gallians, that is the what the Ronin will be playing out.
Hasn't this been my stance against you concerning GMG? That the treaty was already signed and hundreds of years old but your character refused to acknowledge it happened citing that you wanted a player record of it?
In general I support your view I quoted since our 2+ yr dance has shown that these little things can be messy and used as an attempt to restrict RP. ;)
' Wrote:The storyline doesn't mention alliance with Gaians which you happen have.
The storyline mentions alliance with Bretonia lawfuls, which you don't have.
The storyline mentions a a cease fire and Alliance against Gallia, which is not quite the same.
And yes, the storyline doesn't mention the Gaians.
If you have a "treaty", it's on a bit of paper. What is the wording of it? Is it a full alliance? Is it a mere ceasefire? Saying there is a treaty is not enough, you need to know what's in it. Otherwise everyone will RP their own version of it (no standard) and it becomes messy.
The Ronin are in a delicate situation right now, as I understand. If you *dont* have that precise wording, there's going to be hostilities in the future when one group RPs one thing and the other group a completely different thing.
So, not knowing what's in said treaty will mean carnage.
' Wrote:Would you care to show me where lore explicitly said there was any treaty between House Kusari and the GMG?
I direct your attention to the last sentence in that infocard.
Furthermore, a reasonable person can conclude that the word 'treaty' does not need to be explicitly mentioned in order to assume that two parties have one between them.
Treaties are the meat-and-drink of diplomacy between groups. Treaties and other such agreements can be assumed to exist between all groups enjoying good-to-neutral relations.
Of course, these dont have to be explicitly written up and signed by players. The Bretonian Government could simply impose whatever regulations they like in their own laws regarding your faction...