Grover is set to inherit a fickle realm. The rule of the Archons has become stagnant, and the nobility have strengthened their reactionary cause. The people suffering are ready to turn to revolution once more, and the Republic up north has Equestria’s support. He had waited twelve years to sit upon his throne, and in that time two ideas have shaped his plan to rule. Ruthless pragmatism and a stab at harmony; after all, harmony worked for Equestria.

Across the pond, millions dead and new political debates given the limelight, Equestria is no-more the stagnant giant. The diarchal rule of Celestia and Luna survived chaotic riots at the end of the Great War and determined to secure its political dominance before and not after total war. In tandem with its interventionist turn, Equestrian politics seems more divided than ever on the nature of their Princesses and their Parliament.