You get two statements for the father, not three: one freebie and one for the roll.  Had you wagered one die, you would have three.  (I know this can be confusing at first.)  Also, you only get to say one thing per wager.<span class="bbc_u">One</span>.  No conjunctions.  No 'and', 'but', 'yet' and the like.  There's an earlier post about this.  (It IS kosher to refer to established details...)<br/><br/>Another problem is that you may not contradict what we have already established, and it has been established that the Daughter is the Heir Apparent for these lands.  "Getting rid of her by marriage" might get in the way of that.<br/><br/>To repeat my summary, here is what we already know:<br/><br/><strong>What We Know About The Lands</strong><br/>1.  The area borders your Count's land.<br/>...The neighboring noble is on the verge of Solace.<br/>2.  It contains something valuable.<br/>...The land contains rare poisons<br/>3.  The peasants are disgruntled.<br/>...because of cruel taxes used to fund the girl's lavish lifestyle.<br/>...The land was once a thriving center of trade.<br/><br/>You may make two additional Wisdom risks to round out the following statements about the neighboring Count and his Daughter.  Since, unfortunately, I have no idea what RD had in mind for any of this, I'm making it up off the top of my head.  Hopefully he won't be too irked at me.    Things we know because of the Lands are in italics.<br/><br/><strong>The Count</strong><br/>1.  He's Blooded of the Elk.<br/>2.  He is our liege's cordial enemy.<br/>3.  He desires to abdicate in his daughter's favor.<br/><em>...and he's approaching Solace.</em><br/>A. He once fought a duel with our liege.<br/>D.<br/>D.<br/><br/><br/><strong>The Daughter</strong><br/>1.  She's Blooded of the Fox.<br/>2.  She is not yet married.<br/>3.  She is her father's only surviving child.<br/><em>...and she's been overtaxing her lands<br/>...to pay for her lavish lifestyle<br/>...thus ruining a thriving center of trade</em><br/>A. She wishes to marry someone of higher rank.<br/>D.<br/><br/>