ElyasRavenwood |
I am going to guess we can now infer the order of the factions. Andorran was by far the most popular. Second in line is Osirion. Next Taldor and Qadira follow in a dead heat. And Lastly in player popularity is Chelieax
From what I understand, The Faction leader Captain Colson Maldris or Faction handler as I prefer to call them, gets a premotion, and Andoran gets a new symbol .
I am not sure what has happened to the Saphire sage the leader of the Osirion faction…..I guess I will find out eventually.
I guess both Taldor and Qadira are getting new leaders or “handlers”
I also think the same is happening to Cheliax
It will be interesting to see what happens. What Andoran’s rewards will be and how the other factions are reorganized.
I understand there will be five new factions on the scene, so that will make ten factions in total.
Now a faction’s success isn’t going to get measured by player popularity..
But by the rate they complete faction missions? It will be interesting to see how this will work.
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Fibula Bone |
I liked Baron Jacquo Dalsine, his faction missions were fun and the character really came through, he certainly seemed to have a sense of humor. I can only hope that the new faction leader will be as interesting.
Hard to believe that Osirion is the second most popular faction. I never would have guessed there were that many necrophiliacs in PFS.
Katharan al-Zawree |
I liked Baron Jacquo Dalsine, his faction missions were fun and the character really came through, he certainly seemed to have a sense of humor. I can only hope that the new faction leader will be as interesting.
But half the time what he asked you to do and what was expected to do were... VERY Different
JP
Gerard d'Apcher |
Thank the heavens, for I will no longer have to scour the continent for any more Tian Xian tea sets, steal any more Mwangi tribal masks, or take any more brutal beatings while wailing "I do this for Taldor!" like a pathetic idiot, all under the guise of my actions being somehow vital to controlling Absalom.
I welcome Milady's reputed manner of leadership.
OOC: (I really hope she's a badass.)
-Gerard d'Apcher, Taldan Gentleman
Todd Lower |
Thank the heavens, for I will no longer have to scour the continent for any more Tian Xian tea sets, steal any more Mwangi tribal masks, or take any more brutal beatings while wailing "I do this for Taldor!" like a pathetic idiot, all under the guise of my actions being somehow vital to controlling Absalom.
I welcome Milady's reputed manner of leadership.
OOC: (I really hope she's a badass.)
-Gerard d'Apcher, Taldan Gentleman
Of course a TRUE Taldoran gentleman would know better than to wash his dirty laundry in public
-Egger of Taldor
Gerard d'Apcher |
Of course a TRUE Taldoran gentleman would know better than to wash his dirty laundry in public
-Egger of Taldor
At this juncture, we must make every effort to distance ourselves from the deceased Baron. By publicly casting him as a fool who neglected even to spell his name correctly, we compartmentalize his failures and usher in newfound unity.
-Gerard d'Apcher
Myffany |
Thank the heavens, for I will no longer have to scour the continent for any more Tian Xian tea sets, steal any more Mwangi tribal masks, or take any more brutal beatings while wailing "I do this for Taldor!" like a pathetic idiot, all under the guise of my actions being somehow vital to controlling Absalom.
I welcome Milady's reputed manner of leadership.
OOC: (I really hope she's a badass.)
-Gerard d'Apcher, Taldan Gentleman
Sir, I am shocked by your statement. Are you not proud to be a Taldan?
I will gladly shout 'I do this for Taldor!' if ever and whenever required.
-Myffany Salvania, Taldan lady and priestess of Shelyn
OOC: Very funny faction mission and one of the most memorable ones
John Lynch 106 |
I see the rats amongst Oppara's elite are scurrying to lick the boots of the latest flavour of the month. I will continue to serve Andoran proudly, despite my Taldan upbringing. Those fools will rue the day they cast me aside.
- Theodric Hill, whose faction is definitely Andoran and not Taldan. Honest. I'll even roll a bluff to convince you if you necessary.
Deluge |
Oh fair Taldor, I see great days ahead.
These discussions can be endless, but what we need is success. We cannot fail. If the Baron is not successful then he must be replaced. Not because he is bad, but because he has not succeeded. That's quite simple. If his replacement, the Lady Morilla, is not successful after being given time to shine, then she also must be replaced.
We from Taldor can weave a web of foppishness and decadence, but behind it must be the sharp point of a blade. We play one threat against another, and if appearing foolish and ineffectual aids us in that endeavour, then we do it for Taldor.
Let Taldor shine again and let the Lady Morilla lead us to the new Taldor in her new ways. I for one will follow where she leads.
Ottavio Emilior - Taldan Patriot and Scholar of the Pathfinder Society
Fibula Bone |
I see the rats amongst Oppara's elite are scurrying to lick the boots of the latest flavour of the month. I will continue to serve Andoran proudly, despite my Taldan upbringing. Those fools will rue the day they cast me aside.
- Theodric Hill, whose faction is definitely Andoran and not Taldan. Honest. I'll even roll a bluff to convince you if you necessary.
Who's what now? You sound like a confused creature, a dog whipped and looking to get back at his old master by serving another, but really the best revenge is to stop being a dog in the first place.
Corben Senjak |
The Senjaks always stand ready to defend the interests of Taldor.
It may be by blade, guile, or telling some useful Andoran idiot that there are slaves yearning to be freed of their shackles, just on the other side of the wall of flame spell...
(Yes, I know, "Andoran" and "idiot" are redundant terms, but they miss the subtler digs if you don't point this out to them...)