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That's an intrinsically flawed system though. Fanatic-Templar Send a noteboard - 19/05/2011 05:03:59 AM
A system that relies on both leaders being competent. In a system where the defining criteria for achieving that position is that your parents were the previous rulers, or that you married the current ruler. Nothing in that system encourages competence at all.

And what happens if these two supreme but equally powerful authorities disagree? Paralysis on the Blightborder?
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That's an intrinsically flawed system though. - 19/05/2011 05:03:59 AM 557 Views
exactly - 19/05/2011 08:06:43 AM 594 Views
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My point... - 18/05/2011 02:21:56 PM 596 Views
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