principalities... Up-date...

[Leslie Miller]

> I live in a Kingdom that is (almost)
> totally split into Principalities -- and the one I live in will never be a
> separate Kingdom.  Principalities can be fun -- I intend to enjoy myself at
> the Mists-Cynagua War this weekend (complete with dueling Principality
> Bards!), and quite enjoy Coronet Tourneys and Investitures in both of our
> mainland Principalities.  (I admit that I don't get to Lochac (Australia) or
> Oertha (Alaska) as often as I would like.)

Eilis, these examples are great! Could you give some more 
examples of how such principalities interact, and some of the 
other benefits you see from having them?  Any problems which may 
arise from them?  Your experience may help the rest of us broaden our 
perspective a little.

Thanks,
Gunhilda