Question about the campaign: as a former Bishop voter, would the DTC satisfy me? "Combat hedonism and degeneracy" seems like an excellent agenda, but from the text I've been able to find she seems to be focusing mostly on honey right now (which, by itself, isn't a good enough electoral platform), and I've also seen her say something to the effect of her wanting to focus on helping the poor, reformed, and in need, as opposed to fighting against societal plagues.

Do we know what her actual focus will be? Or will we have to wait for the halfway point for more information?

Question about the campaign: as a former Bishop voter, would the DTC satisfy me? "Combat hedonism and degeneracy" seems like an excellent agenda, but from the text I've been able to find she seems to be focusing mostly on honey right now (which, by itself, isn't a good enough electoral platform), and I've also seen her say something to the effect of her wanting to focus on helping the poor, reformed, and in need, as opposed to fighting against societal plagues.

Do we know what her actual focus will be? Or will we have to wait for the halfway point for more information?

• Increased tea drinking.

• A reduction in the supply of prisoners honey and intoxicating liquors through more stringent licensing and higher prices.

• Improved conditions and greater rights for London's workers, debtors, and tenets.

• "Houses of respite and healing" to aid addicts and the poverty stricken.

• Help for London's assorted animals - presumably everyone from L.B.'s to Blemmigans.

• A crackdowns on spirifiers.

You've just made all that up. We know nothing of the sort. She's kicking them in the shins by using campaign funds to buy up all their honey? I'd like to be kicked in the shins in such a manner.

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Also, at Jenny's last ball, the Bishop of Southwark gave the DTC his tacit endorsement.

Oh, that goes a long way to help me make up my mind. I seem to have missed it though, do you think you could link me to an echo? I'd like to read that for myself.

He turns around and roars amiably as you approach. "Marvellous evening eh? I'm very much looking forward to the new roster. Very much indeed." He waggles his eyebrows. "I don't suppose you'll give away how you're voting yet?" He laughs, upsetting a nearby sideboard, to the alarm of several footmen.

He claps you about the shoulders. It feels like being hit by a felled oak. "We fought the good fight, and have had our year in the wilderness. We should not be ashamed, but humble! Grateful, even. For we are stronger for it, for all the battles to come."

That is slightly tenuous, though I certainly see the possibility of the connection - and she does have the support of the church, that much is certainly true. Thanks for that, I hadn't even considered this when I read that in-game.

Do the supporters of the Dauntless Campaigner require a fixer or subordinate campaigner?

Hey all. Just switched from Feducci to the Campaigner, as can be seen on my profile. (Those poor snuffers... sweeties...) So anyway, since that reset my Fixer level basically to zero, I'd be happy to switch to campaigner or agitator (though campaigner would probably make more sense for RP reasons), whichever you guys need most. Let me know! ^_^

Awwww, thank you ^_^

Let me know if any of my efforts move you in the future to reconsider your candidate. If they do, we'll have a tea cosy with your name on it waiting by the fire