<div class="floatright">(https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/7/79/Tevinter-aesthetic.jpg)</div><strong> Ualan Yoson (https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=274532.msg13563593#msg13563593)</strong><br/><strong>Aka ka</strong><br/><span class="bbc_u">Action 1</span>: Recruit 4 units of soldiers (resources permitting)<br/><span class="bbc_u">Roll</span>: Nil – defined by bureaucracy skill<br/><span class="bbc_u">Action 2</span>: Expand south from the mountain mine, to the Kabuki temple in the valley (1 unit).<br/><span class="bbc_u">Roll</span>: Nil – unclaimed territory<br/><hr/><br/>The Aka ka Clan didn’t enjoy the most savoury of reputations, and there were those in the Empire who thought of them as little more than honourless fodder. Well… even Ualan would concede that there might’ve been<em>some</em>kernel of truth to such sentiments, but he also saw a path to redemption for the rough-and-ready people. Middle-class soldiers were playing an ever greater role in both commerce and warfare: there was still a future for the Aka ka Clan, even if they lacked the honourable bloodlines of nobility. A mixed-breed himself, Ualan had to believe as much.<br/><br/>Ualan’s visionary predictions of the future would have to wait, though. His immediate priorities were more prosaic in nature: organising unruly troops into cohesive units, and consolidating the Clan’s territorial claims. But where?<br/><br/>A cup of tea in hand, Ualan regarded his map with a scowl. With so many shared borders, marching east might only provoke further hostilities – best to leave such sensitive maneuvers to the Clan leader. Instead, Ualan decided to take a detachment of soldiers and head south. The valley shared a border with Clan Gunba, but given they had such vast opportunity to expand elsewhere, they would scarcely even be affected. South it was, then.<br/>