
"Done bickering now? I did some research, and found out it is legal what happened...
Look at it this way...
When you walk up to an empty castle there is a button to claim the throne....
When an army successfully removes a kingdoms every shire and sacks a castle... the castle becomes available to the first who claims the castle...
When a ruler is voted out the throne becomes available to the first to claim the castle...
Upon completing a voting process to remove a ruler. It appears those who wished things handled properly should have had someone ready to immediately claim the throne...
I wondered about this in KH and began to question. How come rulers can resign, and specific people were able to take up the throne. Specifically dealing with KH England. There are other rulers who have handled it the same way.
I am told this is how this works. Which means simply Rome was by game coding taken legally. The lady just had a faster draw gentlemen. Does it yikers that she kicked all who would have voted her out? Yep! This isn't illegal either.
As legal ruler now by the quickest draw theory of Rome. She had legal rights to remove any troubling people from her kingdom. Does this stop the outed from seeking revenge? Nope but if you should succeed in removing the castle from her grip. Remember to be quicker at claiming that throne!"