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@Carferry I haven't looked at the ROC campaign in a long time but I can try to fix it, hopefully soon. Sorry about that.
@Smoking Gnu That's a dilemma I've run into as well; I have tried to give factions enough room to expand but I also wanted to preserve Tilea and Estalia for flavor. I also play with another mod that boosts enemy factions majorly so when I was playing as Orion, Ikit was still able to send waves of armies up to Athel Loren and around which allowed them to spread out. It's not a direct fix but it gets around their strength being limited to how mahy settlements they are able to take. That being said I will see if I can maybe move Tilea or Estalia's capital a little bit away when I get the chance.
Issue currently is that a lot of major factions are stuck in a cycle where they forever attack the last settlement of some no-name faction designed to be their stepping stone. And don't expand, sometimes can't even take their starting province.
e.g. Ikit is stuck with only skavenblight, since Tilea and another settlement on the left are invulnerable :(