Nod at the (Winner)
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 Winner | Title |
|---|---|
| the Tigers | Nod at the Wakeful delegation |
| the Eagle | Nod at the representatives of the Eagle |
| the Kolomanians | Nod at the Kolomanian Delegation |
| the Tomb-Colonists | Nod at the attendant tomb-colonists |
| No one won more than once | Nod at the gaggle of medal-touting winners |
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From: A Dream of the Banded Prince
Description summary:
| Winner | Description |
|---|---|
| 1 - the Tigers | The tigers performed best in the Games, overall. If the Banded Prince had had his way, they wouldn't have won a single event. But in light of the last few days, he has elected to reward their efforts. |
| 2 - the Eagle | They excelled above all others during the Games. Given recent events and revelations, the Banded Prince has made a point of rewarding them personally. |
| 3 - the Kolomanians | Against all the odds, they performed best during the Games. Given recent events and revelations, the Banded Prince has made a point of rewarding them personally. |
| 4 - the Tomb-Colonists | They performed best during the Games, proving again that there is no substitute for experience. Given recent events and revelations, the Banded Prince has made a point of rewarding them personally. |
| 5 - No one won more than once | No single delegation outperformed the others, and so the Banded Prince, it seems, has elected to recognise all who excelled in the Games. |
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Success
Rewarded
Description summary:
| Winner | Text |
|---|---|
| the Tigers | They bask […] The Veteran […] is wearing new armour: a breastplate with the Banded Prince's face[…] The Impressionist has an earring glittering […]. The Mastermind smiles, revealing silver fang-caps.
"We have been made full champions of the Court," the Veteran chuffs. […] |
| the Eagle | The Striking Protector holds a crate […] hoard of gold. The Diplomat-Engineer and the Aquiline Assistant are […] in conversation […] The Assistant spares […] a quick smile[…]
The Irascible Architect rolls his eyes. "Asked for trade agreements instead of a Khan's ransom. […]" |
| the Kolomanians | […] emerald-eyed idol, a king's ransom in gold […] The […] Polymath […] one arm around the waist of the Rogue Translator. "His Majesty offered us residence in his kingdom[…]"
[…] "Neither of our masters will be […] pleased with us, we suspect […] We decided to take him up on the offer." |
| the Tomb-Colonists | […] the Cackling Mechanic […] grins a toothless grin, […] piles of gold at her feet […]. "The next time they bury me, they're going to need a whole temple!" she cries. […] "A joke, a joke. I'll only take enough for new teeth."
[…] "Persuaded her stabbiness […] to sit this one out […]" […] |
| No one won more than once | Medallists, victors, delegation leaders: all clutch gold to their chests with the dazed expressions of people who have come face to face with royalty and been amazed at the size of royalty's fangs. […] as far as rewards go, it is better than […] imprisonment. |
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With royalty, there is always rather a lot of waiting around. (Raises 
A Dream of Stripes and Coils by 10, up to 490)
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