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That shouldn't be too hard. I think that Elsebeth is the only one that thinks Luminaries should automatically become the Light. Election of Lights by the priesthood is quite possibly the most-favored idea.Elsebeth most certainly does not think that, in fact she is highly opposed to Luminaries automatically becoming Lights (and has said so several times, though usually while saying 'unfortunately, the rules currently say otherwise, so this is what we have to do right now, even though it is bad').
What's the reasoning that priests deserve to lose their gold more often?I think the risks are less for priests than other solo nobles.
But, really, I did not expect Elsebeth or Aram to agree to making Allion a Luminary again. Talk about a soap opera plotline...Elsebeth, in general, thinks that Lights should get to choose and dismiss their Luminaries at will, and so will usually just say alright whenever another Light asks her to approve such a thing.
And why should everyone get a trial? Normally there would be no trial for something like that, the only reason he was going to get one originally was because he was an Elder. If he hadn't been, it would have basically been Elsebeth checking to see if there was evidence to back it up, and once she found that there was, demoting him to non-full member and suggesting full expulsion. Unless you're accused of something like heresy, only important people get trials.
Though I cannot recall making a claim as Alaron regarding the Magistrates being bribed. The reason he's spouting his nonsense regarding the majority of the Elders being corrupt is more because he felt he had been judged to be guilty without a trial. The recent happenings just gave him supposed ammunition to spout more of it. But frankly speaking, if your character doesn't like it, then why hasn't he demoted Alaron to a penitent rank along with Norgard?
In a world where your fields and warehouses aren't being burnt to a crisp all autumn long, your supposition holds true. In a world where your fields and warehouses are being burnt to a crisp, your region will already be starving when winter sets in. The resulting math is much less pretty.Well, yes. But the point was when a single looting attack would find the most food in stores.
A prevailing island-wide preference for not destroying realms (which Conan and Jenred between them got rid of) and a desperate peace treaty. Although that was before my time, so I'm only remembering what I heard from even older timers.That's a good part of what saved Zonasa from the same situation, so it seems likely. Unfortunately Arcaea's bout with one region status was after I had left the game, so I'm not sure of the specifics.
