Even the prized City of Usmer, in the eyes of the opponent, is nothing more than a chess piece.
If you had told them this when the opponent first arrived at the City of Usmer,
they would have scoffed at it and dismissed it as sheer delusion.
He is neither the first nor the last to set their sights on the Great Valley.
Do you think those Druids are so accommodating?
So understanding?
It is true that Druids are kind-hearted, but only if you do not provoke them and do not conflict with their beliefs.
If you violate either of these, they will take action to show you what obstinacy and inflexibility mean.
But to the man before them, this issue doesn't seem so significant.
Because he has just fought alongside the two largest native Druid forces in the Great Valley, and will continue to do so.
Things impossible for ordinary people have become possible, and significantly so.
