A thing or two about Werlyt

[Kuroka]

If you're talking about Ala Mhigo, it was not a small attack. While we don't have a firsthand account to go off, it was so bad it soured Cid's relationship with Gaius and was a major motivating factor in his defection.

In regards to the Waking Sands incident, the fact nobody in Vesper Bay was aware the place had been attacked was a plot point. The only people that should have been able to get into the Waking Sands were Scions, who were a much smaller underground group at the time. Thus it is heavily implied that Lahabrea (possessing Thancred) simply teleported Livia's strike force in and out to avoid suspicion.

Yes i refered to the later. And while im sure they were brutal, lets face it, ala mhigo is a brutal land, you cant get them on a soft way. I dont say its right, but i suppose you cant take that land without major force...


Either ways... I wonder if there will be places that dont want to be freed at all as they come to like their new lifes, especially in places that were taken many years ago...

(Avatar the last Airbender had this in its after story, after one nation took over huge parts of the world... some for almost an century. So after they were defeated not everyone wanted to go back to before, as they grew into their lives as is...)

[EliTheGunbreaker]

Yes i refered to the later. And while im sure they were brutal, lets face it, ala mhigo is a brutal land, you cant get them on a soft way. I dont say its right, but i suppose you cant take that land without major force...


Either ways... I wonder if there will be places that dont want to be freed at all as they come to like their new lifes, especially in places that were taken many years ago...

(Avatar the last Airbender had this in its after story, after one nation took over huge parts of the world... some for almost an century. So after they were defeated not everyone wanted to go back to before, as they grew into their lives as is...)

I am not sure if such a subplot would fit, though I wouldn't exclude it. Earlier EEs mention some provinces being perfectly happy with Garlean rule due to being early conquests, but when it comes to in-game examples, all that we have actually been to have been examples of the Garlean rule being nothing but vicious and exploitative, even with the Legati that are shown to be less evil than the rest the people on top of the Garlean military( Gaius and the Gabranths).