Qabil did a lot of poking around, a lot of concerned noises at and about Ghabil. They made some noises about trying to see if they can get the Council to back them in any way, and Qabil is willing to do some active mental digging if need be (I don't know how obvious that stuff would be) to see if there's anything they can use on them.
He's also been keeping a wary eye on the newcomers, and starting this week will probably start moving in to see what kind of people they really are. He's also considering manufacturing some kind of crisis in order to see who people rally around. Mod input would be appreciated, because I'm not 100% sure what the options are. He wouldn't want to go after food or water, but releasing some kind of animal in the city doesn't seem big enough. An important theft, perhaps, so if someone has an idea I'd like a hand. Or, you know, murder. But probably not a PC.
Thrasyllus has been sniping at him, pushing hard to back Ghabil unconditionally because he sees that as the clearest path to restoring the Protectorate. Qabil is a little more hesitant to fully commit because he fears the dictatorial streak in the younger man - not that a strong leader is a bad thing, but one who rules too harshly is.
Week 1 Report
He's also been keeping a wary eye on the newcomers, and starting this week will probably start moving in to see what kind of people they really are. He's also considering manufacturing some kind of crisis in order to see who people rally around. Mod input would be appreciated, because I'm not 100% sure what the options are. He wouldn't want to go after food or water, but releasing some kind of animal in the city doesn't seem big enough. An important theft, perhaps, so if someone has an idea I'd like a hand. Or, you know, murder. But probably not a PC.
Thrasyllus has been sniping at him, pushing hard to back Ghabil unconditionally because he sees that as the clearest path to restoring the Protectorate. Qabil is a little more hesitant to fully commit because he fears the dictatorial streak in the younger man - not that a strong leader is a bad thing, but one who rules too harshly is.