Muttunbaal

Overview

Muttunbaal is a senator and influential politician who was sought as a potential supporter during the 392–393 AC election cycle. He emerged as a prominent critic of the Rediscovery Endeavor.

Timeline

392 AC - Election Maneuvering

Amaro Arundhani was reportedly weighing whether to support Muttunbaal or Girsang in the upcoming elections. Muttunbaal possessed greater political influence while Girsang offered superior financial backing.

393 AC, May 28 - Campaign Speech Criticizing Rediscovery Endeavor

Muttunbaal criticized the Rediscovery Endeavor during a campaign speech, questioning the pace and cost of the Expeditionary Corps’ progress through Caer Nilam. He characterized the initiative as having produced little beyond the addition of a new region to the Protectorate. The speech drew significant applause and triggered debate in the Assembly and streets as elections approached.

Relationships

• Abenet: Political advisor who noted Muttunbaal’s influence compared to Girsang (392 AC)
• Amaro Arundhani: Senator who was considering supporting Muttunbaal (392 AC)
• Anuncia ruun-Aysun: Senator involved in the same election cycle (392 AC)
• Avkan ruun-Heshkari: Basileus whose leadership Muttunbaal publicly criticized (393 AC)
• Girsang: Wealthy alternative candidate competing with Muttunbaal for Amaro’s support (392 AC)
• Noya Kagama: Senator who defended the Endeavor against Muttunbaal’s criticism (393 AC)