Well, he was the duke of Fwuvoghor and held government titles in MR, that's a fact. He is now in Riombara and hasn't been punished, which is also, afaik, a fact. Delvin knew this and forgave him anyways (as he'd otherwise not be in Rio right now), and so that's a fact as well.
Generally, I'd agree with you, but it's hard to see anything made-up in the letters we found. I'm guessing we got the 5% 
I also love how your judge is threatening your own nobles with torture. It's priceless.
I was General and Duke in Fwuvoghor during MR, having founded it with Khaludh and Lefanis. Without Khaludh it couldn't have happened. In retrospect we realised Lefanis was a worse PR disaster than we had first anticipated. I bailed before the invasion ended after having put up with it all for a while (the arguing was worse than the invaders). De Le Fere and Lefanis then sorta took over and were happy they had Fwuvoghor to themselves finally. Also, debating whether Rio was hurt by MR is really hard to quantify because a) the invaders were not at any point held in check until they held off on Grehk thanks to diplomacy for a little bit until the Light came, b) MR never fought Rio and instead got attacked by Avalon, Enweil and Bara'Khur - later the daimons and then undead. The monsters bypassed those lands for the most part after Enweil's treachery was revealed and went then to ravage Avalon after Fwuvoghor was attacked. If it had been the other way round then perhaps the Isles and Riombara would have been blacked out instead of Avalon. Having kept my ear very close to all the maneuveres, roleplays and OOC notes about the Monsters, they bypassed Riombara after they thought the humans in the south-east would be unequivocably on their side (which they weren't). When they came back the Light had arrived and their forces were drastically reduced.
