"Well, they're practically wizards, is the problem. Or worse, wizard wannabes, rather than actual wizards who at least have wealth and influence to make up for the immense facepunchability of having wealth and influence while being neither nobles nor gladiators. They're openly supported by, and allied with, a sixth-circle wizard who lives near but not in the capital and doesn't have any color allegiance, which is nearly the worst look imaginable for Sevarism. Their political doctrine, insofar as they even have one, is that the Reds, Whites, Greens, and Blues are all... I can't even remember how they put it, because my mind is wincing away from it too hard. That all of the color factions are ultimately just chariot-racing teams? They are extremely 'cower' rather than 'strut', if you take my meaning. If I could have them all killed tomorrow I absolutely would."
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"Well, they're practically wizards, is the problem. Or worse, wizard wannabes, rather than actual wizards who at least have wealth and influence to make up for the immense facepunchability of having wealth and influence while being neither nobles nor gladiators. They're openly supported by, and allied with, a sixth-circle wizard who lives near but not in the capital and doesn't have any color allegiance, which is nearly the worst look imaginable for Sevarism. Their political doctrine, insofar as they even have one, is that the Reds, Whites, Greens, and Blues are all... I can't even remember how they put it, because my mind is wincing away from it too hard. That all of the color factions are ultimately just chariot-racing fans? They are extremely 'cower' rather than 'strut', if you take my meaning. If I could have them all killed tomorrow I absolutely would." |