Political Runnings

[Collin Darkwood]

A vote doesn't mean a leader.
And the few people who could get votes because people like them, don't have the experience to lead.
The people who do have the ability to lead, have become disillusioned with the rest of the town.

So any leader chosen, if he or she is actually going to lead, has a bloody year ahead.
And they will need the force behind them to force the people into following laws and a leader.
At the same time, with the guilds in disarray, the information sharing of the town will be low.
That's what the council was for, and the town has a bad taste in its mouth when it hears "council" now.

It's a time problem, not a need problem.
People still put their own wants ahead of the town.
Not all, but to many to allow unification.