Cutthroat Politics mail

During Cutthroat Politics, several mails were sent to players. This page collects all of these messages received.

Initial Mail

Ellen Kiel

Captain Ellen Kiel Ship's Council I'm competing for the open Ship's Council seat. To strengthen my position, I'll be working with Zephyr Sanctum to establish a trade treaty between them and Lion's Arch. With your support, the Zephyrites will see that I represent a community of people who have the sanctum's interests at heart. I'll be in Zephyr Sanctum. I hope to see you there. —Captain Ellen Kiel [Show Me] Ship's Council Ellen Kiel and Evon Gnashblade are competing for Zephyr Sanctum's trade contract–your vote decides! Support Token

Evon Gnashblade

Captain Evon Gnashblade Ship's Council Greetings. As the manager and proprietor of the esteemed Black Lion Trading Company, I intend to use my executive knowledge to bring the citizens of Lion's Arch an organized leadership, and to forge a trade agreement with Zephyr Sanctum. Your support helps me blaze trails in this competition. I'll be working with the Zephyrites in their sanctum, and I encourage you to join me. Together, we can show them that Lion's Arch is a worthy business partner. —Captain Evon Gnashblade [Show Me] Ship's Council Ellen Kiel and Evon Gnashblade are competing for Zephyr Sanctum's trade contract–your vote decides! Support Token

Election Conclusion

Captain Ellen Kiel To victory! I can't tell you how thrilled I am to have been given the Ship's Council seat. Your support really turned the tide with the Zephyrites, and the trade agreement I secured impressed the councillors. So, now the real work begins. I am going to enact the following changes: - Discounted Waypoint travel for four weeks. - I will work with the Fractals to research the Thaumanova Reactor explosion. - I'll launch an investigation into the Molten Alliance and Aetherblade pirates. - We'll be celebrating with more games of Southsun Survival, Sanctum Sprint, Keg Brawl, and Crab Toss. I'll be establishing a weekly rotation of these games to keep things piracy. I'm ever grateful. —Captain Ellen Kiel