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|name=Budehuc Castle | |name=Budehuc Castle | ||
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|image=Budehuc Castle.png | |image=Budehuc Castle.png | ||
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The appointment of [[Thomas]] as the new castle lord helped begin its rejuvenation. As the land was negotiated into becoming common land between Zexen and the [[Grassland]] in the past, Thomas was able to give property to those who wished to trade, regardless of race and nationality. Hearing of this, the [[Zexen Council]] declared the common land treaty invalid. | The appointment of [[Thomas]] as the new castle lord helped begin its rejuvenation. As the land was negotiated into becoming common land between Zexen and the [[Grassland]] in the past, Thomas was able to give property to those who wished to trade, regardless of race and nationality. Hearing of this, the [[Zexen Council]] declared the common land treaty invalid. | ||
[[File:Thomas gets tongue-tied.png|220px|thumb| | [[File:Thomas gets tongue-tied.png|220px|thumb|left|Buddy Hucks Castle, easy.]] | ||
The Council tried to take the land by force, but Thomas was able to protect the castle thanks to the strategies of [[Caesar Silverberg]]. Following this, Thomas sold the land in his last days as Zexen-appointed lord to [[Lucia]] who would lease it back to Thomas for a token fee, thwarting the Council's ambitions. | The Council tried to take the land by force, but Thomas was able to protect the castle thanks to the strategies of [[Caesar Silverberg]]. Following this, Thomas sold the land in his last days as Zexen-appointed lord to [[Lucia]] who would lease it back to Thomas for a token fee, thwarting the Council's ambitions. | ||
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# [[Genso Suikoden Kiwami Encyclopedia]], page 345 | # [[Genso Suikoden Kiwami Encyclopedia]], page 345 | ||
{{ | {{GS06}}{{Short description|Lakeside castle designated common land}} | ||
[[Category:Locations in Suikoden III]] | [[Category:Locations in Suikoden III]] | ||
Latest revision as of 09:16, 4 November 2023
| Budehuc Castle ビュッデヒュッケ城, Byuddehyukke Jō | |
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| Type | Fortification |
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| Nation | Zexen Federation |
| Region | Grassland |
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Budehuc Castle (ビュッデヒュッケ城, Byuddehyukke-jō) is a location in Suikoden III. It is ostensibly common land, meaning that neither the Zexen Federation nor any clan of the Grassland hold sole dominion over it.
Information
Budehuc Castle is a sprawling complex lying on the banks of a vast lake in the northern Zexen Federation. Due to only meager funds being assigned to it, the castle was dilapidated and on the verge of becoming completely deserted. It was not considered a desired posting and many lords assigned to the castle had abandoned it soon after.
The appointment of Thomas as the new castle lord helped begin its rejuvenation. As the land was negotiated into becoming common land between Zexen and the Grassland in the past, Thomas was able to give property to those who wished to trade, regardless of race and nationality. Hearing of this, the Zexen Council declared the common land treaty invalid.
The Council tried to take the land by force, but Thomas was able to protect the castle thanks to the strategies of Caesar Silverberg. Following this, Thomas sold the land in his last days as Zexen-appointed lord to Lucia who would lease it back to Thomas for a token fee, thwarting the Council's ambitions.
Later during the War of the Champions, its strategic position led to the castle becoming the base of the Fire Bringer, attracting even more citizens and merchants to its walls.
Trivia
- Budehuc's complicated name is something of a small running joke in the Japanese version of Suikoden III (which is why you are given the option of renaming it). The localization, while accurate, loses the somewhat redundant nature of the name.
References
- Genso Suikoden Kiwami Encyclopedia, page 345