Hey there all! I have a funny situation, and I'm not sure exactly how
to deal with it.

The two "main" ways I have seen to create a campaign is by either
setting all the characters up as regents of different nations, or
letting one of them take the reigns and have the rest be a court. OK.
Here's the deal. My players are a court of equals, much like the circle
that rules the Chimaeron states. I had an opening adventure to introduce
them to the world, where (they chose Roesone..) Marlae had run off, and
they found her, and it was a huge conspiracy I won't get into. Now, they
are the new rulers. All of them, as opposed to one with a court.

Problem. They are thinking about gaining regency seperately, as
opposed to as a pool. This means that they all have to control different
holdings to give them regency. Since they are all different character
types, they have to control different holding types.

Answer...? Do I split up a few of the other holdings in Roesone and
dole them out? Does Orthien Tain never own holdings in parts of Roesone
because they had always been controlled by the throne? Hmmm... that
makes the realm of Roesone VERY powerful.

I have given them too much freedom to create their lands. How can I
solve this problem? Upscale all the holding levels of everyone else to
match Roesone? Leave Roesone a bit more powerful? Give the court a few
sever penalties??

HELP!!

- --Alenecht

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