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Originally posted by daryen:
So Aramis' overall point was correct. The Rebellion situation could not remain static and some factions would be forced to win or die trying.
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Yes. This is true for Lucan and Dulinor, IMHO.
As a result, you either have to have one of them win, or both of them eliminated.
Note that you only have to eliminate _them_, not their factions. It would be easy enough to have them succeeded by people that would end the war.
Of course, that "end" could merely be a Korean War-style ceasefire, rather than a "real" peace. The possibility of a new war can always be left open. In fact, it probably should, since that's more interesting.
Most of the other factions were battered around enough to need a breather, so they can be assumed to accept a tacit peace.
The Solomani are the main problem, of course, but we have some "standard" excuses for them stopping with reconquering the old Solomani Sphere.