darkwolf687 said
Indeed, though I doubt the Altmer will accept, they're too stubborn even if it could mean their complete defeat. Thus, I started the terms somewhat unreasonably high, knowing that if the Elves bite and try to negotiate it, anything lighter will be considered better, even if its still unfair. And hey, at least this unfair treaty isn't forcing them to stop worshipping a god, now is it trying to force them into political changeThough I can imagine it will be hard to trumpet Elven Supremacy when you just surrendered and had your forces limited by men xD

gcold said
You can always attend as an observer, just watch and not participate in debates, I doubt that 1/2 of a fractured province would carry too much weight.Well, if you do, make sure you stock up on cure disease potions. Northern Elsewyr is currently pro-Empire, south declared independence and is embargoed by Valenwood (you can do some espionage here). For Valenwood, I assume the south-western area, cities of Woodhearth and Greenheart would still be under your control (or contested). Also, 300 ships is a gigantic loss. That's the equivalent of the US Navy loosing their entire fleet. I would cut down that number a bit seeing some ships would have escaped or scuttled.

GreivousKhan said
300 ships is the equivalent of pearl harbor.

Prince Potter said
Well, I'm assuming you sent the letter to Alinor, as that is the Capital of the Dominion. However, the more well traveled and cultured King Aelid isn't home right now.Which means that letter will be given to Lord Regant Orthos. Who is not nearly as tolerant of Men as Aelid. Ilikewherethisisgoing...

darkwolf687 said
its Hammerfell who landed in Valenwood, not High Rock