Okay, quick check...RD, are these lands already in our liege's hands and thus being passed to the daughter, or are they still officially in someone else's hands?  I note a bit of confusion on this point.<br/><br/>And one note of caution!  Since not everybody has access to the rules, please be aware of this bit from HotB p114:<br/><br/><div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote">Quote</div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">If the total of your roll is equal to or greater than ten, you get to say “Yes, I got my intention,” or “No, I did not get my intention.”<br/><br/>You may be as clever or creative as you like, but you cannot embellish your answer with additional details. Either “Yes,” or “No.” You can say why your character succeeded or failed, but when you do so, you cannot use any conjunctions or disjunctions.<br/><br/><strong>In other words, your narration of the risk cannot include words like: <em>for</em>, <em>and</em>, <em>nor</em>, <em>but</em>, <em>or</em>, <em>yet</em>, and <em>so</em>.</strong> <br/><br/>The Narrator has the same rules. When he narrates the outcome of your risk, he cannot elaborate, either.</blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>One wager, one thing.<br/><br/>I would note that it is NOT inappropriate to start an additional wager with one of these words, judging by the examples scattered throughout the book.  What's not appropriate is using any of those conjunctions in one statement, counting it as either the effect from privilege or as the result of a single wager.<br/><br/>And, to condense what we have so far...with a few system-related notes that come to mind.  Apologies for my edits, which are simply where my mind is going and are not official in the least.<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. (That is, regions within this new province are in Trouble.)<br/>...because of cruel taxes used to fund the girl's lavish lifestyle*) (Someone's been acting the Tyrant: trading extra production for a plunge in Loyalty.  This tells us that whoever is currently in charge has a Master Spy, because you need one of those to carry out this particular Season Action..)<br/>...The land was once a thriving center of trade (but now suffers because of over taxation**).<br/><br/>* In spite of my confusion on this point, it is our liege's neighbor's daughter who is receiving the land.<br/>** As noted, this is two things on one wager, but since the second part was already established by a prior wager it's okay.<br/><br/>So, who's next?   :-)<br/><br/>EDITed to remove my own moment of confusion.