When I say that Rune Factory: Guardians of Azuma has made me a dictator, I am not being hyperbolic.
This was through no fault of my own. I had no political aspirations at the outset. As a newcomer to Yoshifumi Hashimoto’s Rune Factory series, I went into the roleplaying game simply planning to fight monsters, befriend villagers, and partake in some wholesome farming. To be fair, I have done exactly that.
However, I have also unintentionally become the uncontested ruler of Azuma, presiding over the region with the support of an unquestioningly loyal band of armed followers.
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