>>39496396
>Expert Court Etiquette

kill them with kindness

Resources:
>1 Purebreed Hourse
>3 mules
>1 Cart
>20 loyal bandits
>1 Bandit Fort
>200 gold
>3 days ration of food

Now the choice is up to you princess. Seek Vengeance? Forge your own kingdom? Become a great Bandit Lord? March toward your goals with subtlety and charm? Or with steel and blood?

What shall our first order of business be? (First three to agree on a single course of action we will take that action)

>>39496560
Man it's hard to choose. Also a question. Those skills, are those things we know or things we can choose from? I guess I'll go for forge our own kingdom. Who knows, maybe little brother will get dicked over while we're away.

>>39496560
I want to forge our own kingdom and then get revenge but i'm fine with just one or the other.

>>39496560
\I vote for forging our own kingdom with subtlety and charm.

>>39496791
Skills you know.

>>39496875
Oh, and you can spend time training certain skills as long as you have the proper equipment, this also applies to learning new skills.

>>39496875
Ah I see, thanks for clearing that up. If we can forge our own and go for revenge at some point down the line, that'd probably be pretty cool too

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>Forge your own Kingdom

If you can't have your kingdom, you will simply forge your own like your forefathers before had done!

Fortunate then that your bandit fort lies in the forest outside the Steelgate Kingdom's Borders. Indeed, the entire forest was yet unclaimed by any nation, for two reasons. The first being a lack of interest due to how wild and treacherous the forest was due both to the untamed wilderness, and the abundance of thieves and killer...like yourself, who took refuge there. The second reason being that most adventurers and explorers were to busy with the most recent crusade against a Vampire lord and his undead army far off in the mountains to the east of the forest.

How shall we establish ourselves? Perhaps unite the bandits of the forest under one banner? Hire a mercenary army? Hire builders to turn your rundown crumbling abandoned stone fort into a proper castle? Steal something to gain more funds? Perhaps set up a bandit ambush spot?

>>39497210
In order Steal for gold
gather bandits to your banner
Hire builders to raise a proper castle.

>>39497210
We must gather the bandits to our banner. Whilst doing this, we should only raid into Steelgate lands, to avoid pissing off any other kingdoms.

In order to gather the bandits, who respect strength, we must start raiding nearby villages. Whilst we do that, we start clearing out any meadows and the like, start farming for our own food. Either that or set up an export to someone for wood, that our forest has plenty of.

>>39497210
>unite the bandits of the forest under one banner
need to do some purging though, no cowards or traitors please

>>39497210
Well first we need bandits then we need money to pay said bandits.

>>39497487
Even before that, I think we need food. We only have 3 days worth of food right now.

>unite the bandits of the forest under one banner

Can forge a kingdom without an army and citizens. But how shall we go about do so? You maybe royalty but that only goes so far. You'll need to persuade or intimidate them to your service.

>Host a banquet at your fort, invite all the bandit lords, and make your proposal.
>Kill a bandit lord and force his followers to work for you.
>Raid Steelgate lands and hope the goods gained are enough to attract more bandits
>Challenge a Bandit Lord to a duel for his servitude
>Seduce a Bandit Lord
>Other?

>>39497787
>>Raid Steelgate lands and hope the goods gained are enough to attract more bandits.

Wait on the honey trap too easily expected.

>>39497787
>Challenge a Bandit Lord to a duel for his servitude

>>39497787
>Raid Steelgate lands and hope the goods gained are enough to attract more bandits

>>39497787
>>Raid Steelgate lands and hope the goods gained are enough to attract more bandits

Yeah, we need to get a bit stronger before we go consolidating power.

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>>Raid Steelgate lands and hope the goods gained are enough to attract more bandits

You send your bandits out to raid from towns directly in your former homeland, having been part the nations nobility you know where all the most wealthy nobles and gentry leave. They set up camp inside the border and wait for nightfall to hit their targets. Fates decide how successful they perform however.

(Roll 1d20, best of 3 results)

Rolled 5 (1d20)

>>39498076

Rolled 3 (1d20)

>>39498076

Rolled 13 (1d20)

>>39498076
Oh shit Wrenloft is rolling!

Rolled 8 (1d20)

>>39498076

Shit you caught Wrenlofts attention that's either really good or really bad.

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(I have no idea who Wrenloft is, and quite frankly I'm to afraid to ask)

>13

An above average success! You don't steal anything major but you do manage to get away with 400 gold and 4 days worth of food. Giving you a total of 600 gold and 7 days worth of food in your fort. 5 more bandits hear of this and join you for a total of 25.

With your first successful raid, what shall we do?
>Continue Raiding?
>Construct a building
>Hire someone
>Hire builders to turn fort into castle
>Host a banquet at your fort, invite all the bandit lords, and make your proposal.
>Kill a bandit lord and force his followers to work for you.
>Challenge a Bandit Lord to a duel for his servitude
>Seduce a Bandit Lord
>Other?

>>39498468
>>Continue Raiding?

>>39498468
>Hire someone
A ranger or former soldier, someone to train our hardy fighters and be our right hand man.

>>39498468

>Hire someone

Do we have any mages in this setting?

Aside from that, how about some physicians?

>>39498560
Sounds good enough to me.

>>39498560
backing this. Seems like a solid idea

>>39498560
I can get behind this

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>Hire someone (Ranger or fighter)

Bandits are nice but they can only do so much. You need someone to train them to be more then just thieves.

Finding a ranger was easy enough in the forest. He is an elf who simply goes by Treesap. He's a bit of a sarcastic jovial fellow but he can shoot a man with enough arrows so fast he'll die before he knows what hit him, he's not shabby with a sword either. He agrees to help train your men and join you, but only if he gets 200 gold upfront.

>Accept
>Decline
>Find someone else
>Kill him for his insolence
>Persuade for lower price
>Persuade for more service for the current price

>>39498907
>>Persuade for lower price

>>39498907
>Persuade for more service for the current price
Help us map out our region of the forest.
Surely for an elf of his experience and ability, such a task should be trivial.

>>39498907
>Persuade for lower price

>>39498955
This

>>39498907
>Persuade for more service for the current price

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>Persuade for more service for the current price

You agree to his price but only if he provides his service as a ranger as well. You remind him that a place will be provided for him at the fort and he will be in the good company of princess.

"Hmm, heh, I guess it beats sleeping in a tree everyday...deal."

>Lose 200 gold;Current total:400
>>Gain 1 Elf Ranger and trainer

You can now train bandits to become a ranger or a warrior.
>Construct a building
>Hire someone
>Train someone
>Hire builders to turn fort into castle
>Host a banquet at your fort, invite all the bandit lords, and make your proposal.
>Kill a bandit lord and force his followers to work for you.
>Challenge a Bandit Lord to a duel for his servitude
>Seduce a Bandit Lord
>Other?

>>39499147
>Train someone

Oh also you can:

>Command Ranger to scout and map forest

>>39499147
>>Hire someone
Doctor/Alchemist

>>39499147
Train 5 of the Bandits to be Rangers, and the others to be Warriors.

That way we can better raid and get more money/food.

>>39499188
Backing this. We need soldiers and scouts/archers for better raids.

>>39499188
I third this. We train up a small militia out of our bandits, then go raiding again!

This idea is probably going to be expensive as fuck, but we should probably build a road or adopt an abandoned one that could be used by merchants. We'll properly invest and maintain in these roads, and once word gets out that someone's actually keeping that road nice, merchants will want to use it for their trading. We'll set up tolls for the use of this road. I'd like this to be a long-term goal.

Short term goal, let's find a way to racket someone wealthy out of their money. We can't continue to raid the neighboring, former kingdom forever since that will cause unwanted attention towards us. Especially once word gets out that the imposter princess is controlling the raiders.

We definitely need to unite all the bandits or we'll stand no chance as a kingdom. And we can afford to do so with force because then they'll just unite against us. Our next step should be either Challenge or Seduce, but neither one seems to be easy.

>>39499378
>can't afford to do so
A typo. How embarrassing.

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>Train someone
>>39499188
>>39499220
>>39499246

It takes roughly a week of time and hard effort, you even help train the warriors personally in swordsmanship, much to their surprise. With the rangers trained first hand in both archery and the way of the woods.

By the end you have converted 25 bandits into 5 rangers and 20 warriors.

Sadly you are now out of food.
Before anything else your going to need to get some more.
>Forage from the forest.
>Go on a raid
>Buy food
>Other

>>39499410
>>Go on a raid
No pillage or burning, this is straight up conquering farmlands

>>39499410
>Go on a raid
BUT! Pay some local farmers for food whilst raiding nobles.

This way, fuck da assholes at the top and the little guys like us too.

>>39499410
>Go on a raid

We'll be professional Bandits. No raping or burning.

>>39499410
>Go on a raid
No raping, no killing unless they resist, and avoid the obviously poor.
We're going to abide by the romantic notion of bandits and thieves code.

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>Go on a raid
Now is the time to put that training to the test, but with that said there's no reason to put all those thieving skills aside either. You decide the best course of action is to pillage the wealthy, and you just so happen to know the location of a Steelgate Duke who not only has banquets worth of food, but a ton of gold. Who may or may not have broken your heart in the past...

(Roll 1d20, first three)

Rolled 20 (1d20)

>>39499614
I forgot to ask, are we accompanying our little band of merry men? Because we totally should.

We are becoming the kind of Queen who leads from the front.

>>39499632
We hit the motherlode. Bless you Anon

Rolled 17 (1d20)

>>39499614
Rolling!
>>39499632
Well I'm convinced.

Rolled 14 (1d20)

>>39499614

>>39499632
Well...as the saying goes: Hell hath no fury like that of a woman scorned...

>>39499632
This Duke is now a boytoy.

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>>39499632
(With a roll like that I'm compelled to allow it)

You decide to lead the front on this one. A sight worth seeing as your rangers expertly take out the guards silently, as your warriors pick the lock gates and sneak in. You and your men manage to knock out every guard in the mansion without being seen. You pillage the banquet halls, the wine cellar, and the meat locker. you pilfer every coin,candlestick, and jewel you can get your hands on. You gain 4,000 gold worth of stuff (4,400 total) and a months worth of food. Before you leave though you find the Dukes bedroom. Peaking inside you find him sound asleep, completely unaware of the ruination of his household. Shall we do something to him?

>Kill
>Kidnap him
>Leave him alone
>Pull a innocent prank on him
>Pull a cruel prank on him
>Other

>>39499908
>Kidnap him
Boytoy get.

>>39499908
>Kidnap him
That ransom money. Also be sure to cover his eyes (pillowcase?) and instruct men not to give away identity. Later we can interrogate him concerning local lords, places, and news. And then ask who would pay for him.

>>39499908
>Pull a innocent prank on him

"We thank you for your donation to the Struggling Princesses in Exile fund."

>>39499908
>>Kidnap him
He broke our heart didn't he? So, we shall break him.

>>39499908
>>Pull a innocent prank on him

>>39499908
>Leave him alone
He'll get his surprise when he wakes up

>>39499908
Also is that an image for ants?
>>39499930
While many romantic sagas start similar they tend to ignore inconvenient facts like we killed his retainers (well some of them) and took everything he ever had. That and we're aiming higher than a duke I would presume.

>>39499908
>Leave him alone
Don't do something that will give our piece-of-shit brother an excuse to root us out with military force.

Kidnapping a noble will make the other nobles pressure our brother to hunt us down.

>>39500013
No romance, he is just a toy. For things.

>>39500044
He's another mouth to feed, and not one that will contribute to our campaign.
It's a waste when we can get a boy-toy from somewhere else, who can be of use both in and outside the bedroom.

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>>Kidnap him

It's to sweet an opportunity to resist, besides, he has it coming anyways. If you had to bet he probably knows the truth about our half-brothers plot. You put a pillowcase over his head, tie his hands and carry him back to the fort. He is clearly confused as to the who's, what's and why's but as soon as the danger sinks in he stops his threats and begins begging and pleading. What shall we do with him?

>Threaten the other Bandit Lords to either join you or else you will pin the Dukes Kidnapping on them.
>Ransom him off back to the kingdom.
>Reveal yourself, and make him your personal slave.

>>39499908
>Leave him alone.

Being robbed blind is going to be really embarrassing for him when he wakes up

>>39500150
>Ransom him off back to the kingdom.
Vengeance may be sweet, but too many sweets can be bad for you.

>>39500150
>Ransom him off back to the kingdom.


So tempted to choose the slave option but I wanna go with this one.

>>39500150
>Ransom him off back to the kingdom.

Why do I get the feeling our brother won't care much for him.

>>39500150
>Reveal yourself, and make him your personal slave.

Vengeance should be sweet.

>>39500150
>Threaten the other Bandit Lords to either join you or else you will pin the Dukes Kidnapping on them.
It's a duke. There's going to be a military response.

>>39500150
>Ransom him off back to the kingdom.
Try to implicate that our brother ordered the kidnapping.

>Ransom him off back to the kingdom.

You decide the chance for wealth is simply to great to pass up. You use a fake male name in the ransom note, and use one of your rangers to sneak it into the hands of the royal court.
Time will tell his worth.

(Roll 3 1d20)

Rolled 7 (1d20)

>>39500336

Rolled 10 (1d20)

>>39500336

Rolled 7 (1d20)

>>39500336
Welp, Capitalism ho!

Rolled 14, 13, 4 = 31 (3d20)

>>39500336

Rolled 12 (1d20)

>>39500336

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>>39500345 (Best of first three)

An average success.
A week goes by.
The Dukes kidnapping causes quite the stir, but not as great as you hoped. You're ransom is brought to you, and the prisoner exchanged.
However when the chest is opened you not only find the gold, but you are also gifted with the head of the ranger who sent the message on a silver platter.
>Lose 1 ranger (4 Total)
>Gain 5,000 gold (9,440 total)
>10 new bandits join

>>39500419
>you are also gifted with the head of the ranger who sent the message on a silver platter.
No more ransoming. It gets our guys killed.

Train 4 of the new bandits into Rangers, the others into Warriors.
Get Treesap to make that map of the forest.

We need to get an independent source of food going.

>>39500419
Poor bastard rest in peace.

Train 6 rangers and hire someone new. Preferably a doctor or something.

>>39500419
>>39500470
this is good, also, keep silver platter for ironic vengeance.

>>39500419
>Raid the royal court, BURN AND RAZE THEIR CIVILIZATION TO THE GROUND, LEAVE NOTHING FOR HISTORY TO REMEMBER THEM BY

NO ONE MESSES WITH THE MESSENGERS

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As sad as the loss is, there are more important matters that need tending to.

>Construct a building
>Raid
>Hire someone
>Train someone
>Hire builders to turn fort into castle
>Host a banquet at your fort, invite all the bandit lords, and make your proposal.
>Kill a bandit lord and force his followers to work for you.
>Challenge a Bandit Lord to a duel for his servitude
>Seduce a Bandit Lord
>Buyout a Bandit Lord
>Other?

>>39500509
>>Construct a building
How about a farm? On that note,

>Hire someone
Start amassing peasantry.

>>39500509
Train 6 rangers.
Get Treesap to make that map of the forest.
Begin paying our men.
Begin clearing land and expand our camp into a town. Use felled timber as trade to a not so hostile kingdom?

>>39500509
>Other?
>Raid the royal court, BURN AND RAZE THEIR CIVILIZATION TO THE GROUND, LEAVE NOTHING FOR HISTORY TO REMEMBER THEM BY

>>39500529
I'll back this

>>39500509
>Other
Have Treesap begin mapping the forest.
>Train someone
Have our current rangers train 4 of the new guys into rangers, the remaining 6 into Warriors.
>Hire someone
Some farmers/woodsmen, to begin clearing land around our fort to make farms and to forage in the forest to supplement our food.

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>>39500566
>>39500557
>>39500529
>>39500475

We need to start creating some foundation if we want to be something resembling civilization.

First though you train 6 of the new bandits into rangers (10 total) and the rest into warriors (24 total). You begin clearing the forest and begin expanding the camp. Huts start popping up around the camp for those who are starting to feel cramped in the fort. You now have plenty of felled timber and some clear land.

Treesap goes out deeper into the forest and takes care to map it out.

(Roll D20 for Mapping result)

Rolled 16 (1d20)

>>39500681

Rolled 2 (1d20)

>>39500681

Rolled 12 (1d20)

>>39500681

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>16

A rousing success!

Treesap returns unscathed a returns with a map revealing the following lurk in the forest.

>A coven of witches
>A council of Druids
>A Grove of Ents
>6 Bandit Lords
>3 Insane Murderers
>1 Green Dragon

>>39500768
Fuck, we got awesome neighbors...

>>39500768
Uhh well. Who do we sucker up to first? I say the dragon and Witches/Ents.

>>39500768
>>1 Green Dragon
NOPE the fuck out of this forest.

>>39500768
We may be able to talk with the witches and druids, and maybe the ents.
The murderers we need to kill before they kill us.

Exiler, what do we know of witches, druids, and ents in this setting?

>>39500768
>>A coven of witches
Grandma? Is that you? What are you doing ...in...a....bath full of blood....


Oh god....

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>>39500830
Well Ents tend to be peaceful giants, only stirring from their enrootment to protect the forest from danger. The Druids, like some rangers, provide protection over the forest, commune with it, and generally try to become one with nature. The Witches on the other hand...well it depends entirely on which god is their patron. Whom of which you do not know.

Construct a building
>Raid
>Hire someone
>Train someone
>Hire builders to turn fort into castle
>Host a banquet at your fort, invite all the bandit lords, and make your proposal.
>Kill a bandit lord and force his followers to work for you.
>Challenge a Bandit Lord to a duel for his servitude
>Seduce a Bandit Lord
>Buyout a Bandit Lord
>Meet with an outside group
>Kill an outside group
>Other?

>>39500889
>Challenge a Bandit Lord to a duel for his servitude

>>39500889
>Seduce the Green Dragon

>>39500889
>Meet with an outside group
Let's meet with the Druids and the Ents.
We don't want to come into conflict with them, but we want to expand. Responsible eco-engineering and farming.

>>39500889
>Hire builders to turn fort into castle

>Meet with an outside group

Lets try and meet with the Druids.

>>39500911
Second

Gentlemen and ladies.

May I suggest that we might talk about upgrading our fort to real bonafide castle? Surely our royal princess deserves more than plain old fort and anykind of castle would be better than our current shack.

There are of course practical reasons for this too.
1) Bandit lords might be more impressed by our castle, since it has good chance being the best house in the area, so to speak.

2) better defending and room capality. We might be small now, but more and more people are coming to join our merry band,

3) we get a throne room.

Of course, we are not hurry build the castle, but it's always wise to plan ahead a step or two ahead.

>>39500935
You're right. Changing my vote from
>>39500898
to
>>39500903

>>39500935
Of course. But we need food, and not piss off the giant trees and magic users around us first.
Castles are nice, but first let's make sure that we won't have living magical siege engines knocking on our walls before we invest too much in a castle.

And we need to kill those insane murderers.
They're rabid wolves that we need to put down before they become a problem to us.

>>39500971
Personally I think that they can be used. Like an attack dog but I do agree that they're dangerous if left alone.

>>39501020
Depends on if they're crazy-crazy or psycho/sociopaths. Some kinds of crazy can't be reasoned with.

>>39501050
Exactly. If they're crazy-crazy we gotta put them down.

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>>39500911
>>39500921
>>39500922
>>39500935
>Meet with outside group (Druids)
>>Hire builders to turn fort into castle

You commission a large number of buildings to renovate and upgrade the fort into a debonaire castle. It will take 6,000 gold to complete, and that's doing it on the cheap with local resources. They say it will take a month to complete.

Meanwhile you set out on your horse with your rangers to meet the Druids. How well does it go?

(Roll, you know the drill)

Rolled 16 (1d20)

>>39501086
nat 1 incoming

>>39501086
*Builders

Rolled 2 (1d20)

>>39501086

Rolled 10 (1d20)

>>39501086
cmon nat 1

Rolled 12 (1d20)

>>39501086

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>Another Rousing Success!

You meet with the druids on horse back, and so are they. They ask you what business you have in their part of the forest. You inform them that you wish to make friends with all the denizens of the forest in hopes of creating a new kingdom that co-exist with an supports it. They call your ambition admirable, and will wait to pass judgement on your successful in this regard. They wish to remain neutral to any of your conflicts but they agree they will use their alliance with the Ents to inform them you mean the forest no great harm.

You stay, eat, and drink with them for a few days to further foster this new friendship.

The weeks pass and your castle is built, you may only have 4,400 gold now but you have a sturdy fortification, barracks, and personal throne room like a true princess. Sadly you now only have a week's worth of food left.
>Construct a building
>Raid
>Hire someone
>Train someone
>Hire builders to turn fort into castle
>Host a banquet at your fort, invite all the bandit lords, and make your proposal.
>Kill a bandit lord and force his followers to work for you.
>Challenge a Bandit Lord to a duel for his servitude
>Seduce a Bandit Lord
>Buyout a Bandit Lord
>Meet with an outside group
>Kill an outside group
>Other?

>>39501210
Can we ask them about the witches?
Who do the witches serve?

Also, what about the murderers and the dragon?
Will they help us put the murderers down?
How bad of a threat is the dragon, not only to us but to the denizens of the forest?

>>39501236
Seconding all these questions, >>39501248

>Raid Steelgate again
It's been a while, we should remind them that we still are pissed at being exiled. That or annex the closest village maybe?

>>39501236
>Seduce the Green Dragon
>Raid Steelgate Duke again

>>39501236
>Raid

And annex a village if we can.

>>39501236
>Construct a farm
>Raid

>>39501236
>Other
Scout villages on the Steelgate border for another raid; they'll likely have beefed up their defenses after we kidnapped the Duke.
>Raid
Raid the one that has weak defenses.

>Build a farm
>Hire farmers
These questions as well:
>>39501248

>>39501248
>>39501266
>>39501273
>>39501274
>>39501279

During your stay they gladly inform you about the other neighbors. The druids inform you that the witches actually have a dragon god patron and serve the green dragon and fulfill his /every/ desire. As long he's feed and cared for he's a pretty lazy dragon, rarely ever leaves his den, the laziest one they've ever meet say the eldest ones.

As for the Murderers, they tend to stick close to the border, picking off passerby's on the road. They'd be glad to see them gone, but note they're more in your territory then theirs.

You set up for another raid. You have 25 warriors and 8 rangers. Not exactly an army by any stretch. With the duke's goods already taken, in more ways then one, you decide to raid several of the smallest nearby villages and hope you get lucky.

(Rolls baby)

Rolled 11 (1d20)

>>39501369
Annexation!

Rolled 10 (1d20)

>>39501369
Let's kill those murderers; they're killing the people we steal from!

Rolled 3 (1d20)

>>39501369
Wee!

Rolled 3 (1d20)

>>39501369

>>39501383 Average success
When you march your men into town you get an idea, instead of raiding and pillage, fear will do just fine. You burst into the house of the village elder and make a deal he can't refuse. You and your men would kill anyone or steal anything, if they gave you some food each week. You do this with three villages, together they provide with a weeks worth of food each week. You could've probably squeezed some coin out of the deal but you didn't want to risk rising their ire further then their fear.

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With that I think we shall call it a night. Sleep is needed. I will definitely do a continuation thread in the future. So look forward to the our rising star princess and her kingdom.

>>39501496
Thank's for running! I actually like this and wouldn't mind if it became a regular thing.

>>39501496
THanks for running, I enjoyed it!

Our brother will rue the day he tried to kill us!

>>39501496
I was JUST too late to participate, but read through the thread and this quest seems fun. Do you have a twitter account or something where you announce your next thread?

I'd like to be aware of future threads, this quest seems fun.

>>39501496
Thanks for running. So far this seemed pretty fun. Hope you continue this in the future.

>>39501547
I'm afraid I do not, and I work on call so my schedule is crazy. I usually post in the afternoon though. Hopefully either tommorow or the day after.

>>39501594
>I usually post in the afternoon though.
What's your timezone? And I guess I'll just look out for your next thread then. If you're going to do this more often in the future, you might consider twitter or something else to tell everyone when the next threads are though.