Hey, they didn’t award me the title of Strategist for nothing, you know. Alternatively, if you’re concerned about a rival officer, you can expend resources slandering their name to get your leader to banish them. You can also talk with other officers to improve personal relationships: reach the top friendship rank and you have the option to become sworn siblings, or even marry an officer of the opposite gender (sadly, same-sex unions are not yet permitted), which conveys extra benefits when they’re fighting alongside you. A moderate approach tends to work for most leaders, but depending on the type of ruler you’re bargaining with, a more threatening tone may achieve the desired result. If you favour a more diplomatic approach, you can negotiate with kingdoms to obtain a strategic advantage, form temporary alliances to keep the peace or even request a joint attack to take down a more powerful opponent. The more you complete, the better chance you have of a promotion, and the more likely it is that any policy objections you voice will be listened to. If you’re a subordinate, on the other hand, you’ll be given missions that reward you if you complete them successfully – from earning fame or wealth to winning skirmishes or requesting reinforcements from a neighbouring kingdom. If you’re a ruler or a strategist, you can propose the policies for your kingdom for the next six months at War Council meetings. “For starters, your choice of officer makes a big difference to how the game is played.
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