Thank you 
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I agree that Rade+Marshall would likely be a very short war. I thought what we were discussing was a three way fight over the throne. Rade v Marshall v Elya. That sort of mess makes it much murkier over who would come out on top.
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Sobik, King of Kanton, and some nameless tannerās daughter that was executed after Miraās reveal of the Marshalās maternity. I headcanon that the Marshalās true mother was from Reicester (and has some unacknowledged relation to House Mozoroff) because my black-haired, gray-eyed main Marshal has some physical similarities to Rade (not the height, but the hair and eye color as well as the skin tone) and a tendency to pragmatism in her tactics. Yes, that means Elya, Belos, Vedran, and the Marshal are half-siblings and them killing each other counts as kinslaying.
@Sarinya_Pumma In canon they arenāt related at all. That is just my headcanon (and in my headcanon neither of them even know). By default Rade has black hair and gray eyes as well as the default Kantonian skin tone (same as the Marshalās).
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If Marshall have relate to Rade.That is very very ironic 
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I see ^^
Hey, i just got an update on steam on this game. Maybe thereās changes?
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I more thought about the situation where the Marshall just doesnāt do shit for whatever reason, so itās purely Rade vs Elya and crew. Three way is impossible at the beginning, it was correctly said that the Marshall wonāt be able to obtain their own army, so though luck. At the end thoā¦ Yeah, it could get messy, but remove the Marshall at the beginning and Elya is done for.
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Elya and Rade meeting in the field while Marshalās Krorid and dishonored fanatics fight a guerilla war on both sides. The winner sufficiently bled to be finished off by the main force held back to the perfect moment
The realm is in ruins, the Marshal king of the ashes. Another country invades weakened kanton, it all starts again.
War is hell.
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Oh, definitely. Hell, remove the Marshal at the beginning I doubt Elya ever gets out of the Wrido siege.
Iā¦ fuck. Is it bad that I really want to read that now?
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Iām curious how effective people think the guerilla tactic is going to be? I took it on my first run while heavily targeted the supplies and got the achievement for it but I canāt shake the feeling that itās not going to do that much. Rade goes home, calls his vassals, and then they show up with freshly supplied armies and supplies of their own. Maybe Rade can even salvage some more supplies from his own province assuming he didnāt stock up too heavily before the siege. I just feel like I got a ton of rangers killed for not much return.
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What relationship between Marshall ,Rade and Cahanā¦something I donāt remember? Mentor ? War brother ?
No. Her children (Vedran and/or Elya) dying will contribute to her suicidal thoughts, as will openly goading her, telling her she should kill herself.
Soif sheād done it twice in your game then thatās on you being vicious :v
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Does Mira die in book 1? My MC shout her to die anyway. I understand she die
Marshal was a junior soldier to Radeās senior officer. Itās a little weird because he had some authority from Sobik but wasnāt a true royal. The other guy was a true mentor
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Well, you save other troops and you make your enemy to suffer losses constantly+demoralizing conditions
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But unlike with the battle, where you absolutely obliterate all of his guys and makes you famous, the guerrilla warfare strategy doesnāt seem like it has many long-term benefits like that
This. Itās shown that Rade suffers massive losses from the guerilla tactics from his soldiers deserting. I think rather than it making a military difference the issue in book two is going to be convincing the nobility that such a tactic in warfare is okay. Itās seem as dishonorable in the setting, so while it is an effective military tactic it may cause trouble when you are trying to win support from the nobility in the next book.
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Where the enemy is weak, be strong. Where you are weak, donāt be there at all.
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This mentor die because reble against Soblik ,right?
No. Cadarn dies in some way that IIRC is not yet revealed. While he was a Kroridian nationalist, I donāt think execution for being a Kroridian nationalist was his cause of death.
As for the guerilla warfare route, maybe Radeās allies are more reticent to help him if he gets bled dry because they feel like they are pouring supplies and men down a toilet.
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