Of course, there’s nothing to stop you from siding with the Surtovas, but Jamandi will make a rather casual threat about the future of your barony if you attempt such duplicity. More importantly, once ascended if this new state were to ally with (or at least remain neutral to) the Aldori when they moved to claim independence from the Surtovas, it might dissuade the Surtovas from prosecuting their claim of sovereignty. While Brevoy couldn’t claim disputed territories without causing an international incident, an enterprising third-party could. Your role, then, is to indirectly serve Aldori interests by being a political counterbalance to the Surtovas. Neither side wants war, but at the same time the Surtovas are unlikely to allow Rostland to secede peacefully, and the Aldori won’t remain yoked by an Issian monarchy unless bound by overwhelming might. The Issian noble house of Surtova currently rules Brevoy, but the Aldori family - rulers of Rostland - want their independence. The short version? After the mysterious disappearance of the Royal House Rogarvia - who united the old warring nations of Rostland and Issia into what is modern day Brevoy - the old noble houses began intriguing against each other. Bonus Challenge Levels appear only in the Collectors Edition of Royal Envoy: Campaign for the Crown, and may only be played after you have completed all 63 levels of the basic Adventure.Challenge Levels are not available in the Standard Edition of the game.

While long-winded, it’s worth hearing out, as the politics of your much larger and more powerful neighbor will certainly impact your future. Question Jamandi to learn exactly the game she’s playing and she’ll give you a lengthy explanation of Brevoy’s history.

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