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At the start of the game, it is stated, that _all_ of the Emperor's Executors betrayed him. Also, the first of the Executors we meet doesn't really seems like a talented stateman (through, to be fair, we only see him at his lowest). This... somehow do not picture the Emperor himself in a very favorable light, which contradicts both his reputation and his successes in building his empire.

What I meant to say, this seems like a logical discrepancy which really bugs me (as all those things are important to story), and I hope it's explained somewhere later in the game.

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People can be, and often are, both very successful and very awful.

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Sure. And I'm not even exactly bothered that the Emperor, while being portraited in-game as a wise and benevolent (for his position, at least) ruler,  surrounded himself with underlings like the ones we can observe. But the fact that _all_ of his viceroys took part in the conspiracy to overthrow him seems like... a real accomplishment.