Blei-Sammeln, Feldmarschallieutenant...stationed in Hess-Homburg
However, despite the Landgraf's legal exercising of the patents granting his family the right of independence from Homburg, the Imperial court in Vienna has declared a Reichsexecution against Hesse-Fedora and provided armies, funds, and a certain General von Blei-Sammeln to the court of Hesse-Homburg.
This would then form only the first of opportunities for 'well-placed' families to maneuver those 3rd and 4th sons into positions needed by the good Blei-Sammeln.
While the Wieners may not feel so inclined to direct their offspring into the greater Reich perchance a small force could be dispatched so as to ensure the 'proper' actions are taken with regard to this Hesse-Fedora?
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Interesting. I'm not sure just what to make of this.
-- Jeff
Only that the 'Empire' has started to make in-roads within the conflicts of the greater reich.
As this Österreich Über Alles blog was all about orchestrating more 'opponents' for the other fictional blogs I thought it was topical.
While the Wieners are at the moment rather more concerned with the upstart behaviors of Germania, Frankszonia, and similar established vassal powers, there is a considerable group of talented and experienced officers who have fled the Gallian oppression in Frankfurter who may be quite interested in re-establishing their Imperial loyalties at a base so close to their homeleand ...
:)
A
L'Comte de Roquefort has been sighted conferring with the Imperial advisor to the Princess, von Blei-Sammeln, .....
See! I knew that there would be some lesser sons that would want to 'court' imperial favour once again!
What about Gerostein?
What is the current inclination of the Grande Duchesse -if I may (respecfully) ask such an ambiguous question?
Hopefully Tradgarmastare and Jeff will attach their forthcoming campaigns to the EvE continent - the South-West is currently desperatly quiet, and in Urope time is elastic, so even if one campaign takes inspiration from the WAS and the other from the WSS, does it really matter?
Cheers,
Jean-Louis
Indeed, for there is also no reason to limit this to only the 17th Century and include actions taken in the Napoleonic era also...
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