Smithers

[!] A name is added to the wall of the dead. "In memory of Haddock Plissken, who lost his life in the line of duty. May he rest in peace."

[!] A name is added to the wall of the dead. "In memory of Oan Frondson, who lost his life in the line of duty. May he rest in peace."

[[FM: Guild is currently active.]]

The MANTICORE Initiative Great threats require great men. On occasion, greater threats require groups of significant, motivated men to mitigate them effectively. In a Realm under threat, it is critical that an element with capable assets and defined methods and objectives manifest. This group of men will operate in denied areas, in hostile conditions, to hunt the enemy behind his lines, kill his ringleaders, burn his home, and degrade his center of gravity to expedite his fall. In a crisis, good men don't rise to their expectations, but fall to the level of their training. In a well-planned surgical war with a righteous cause, they will do both. The missive ends with a brief protocol for reply and directions to several locations for letter drops. This letter presents the three sigils of the Marked Men and the seal of a Manticore, side-by-side. [This organization will operate under a PK clause.]

A stalwart man fletches his arrows for a worthy cause.

Thumbs up, the first iteration never did anything but add to the diversity of golem roleplay.

I was called upon to give opinion. The lore is clearly motivated by the Dryadic framework as a way of adding depth, background and organization to creatures that already 'technically' exist under Fey lore. The declaration of "there is no need for this" seems motivated more by angst over one of the lore's motivations than at the lore itself. If we sat down and identified every piece of "unneeded" lore, we'd surely end by deleting 30% of the lore on this server. Sorry bud, not all players are comfortable with playing an alternative gender and it's not a question of stubbornness. To force otherwise is fallacy. In function, I see this working differently as a playable race and adding to roleplay. No reason not to accept.

Some men are made to be moulded by the grand Disciplinarian Corps of the Imperium. For the rest, there's... PLANET VAILOR

not on my watch friend

Notes are systematically painted over with a large, red 'x' in the areas around human cities. A public notice is placed in their stead. "Thanhium shatters on contact with force and fills the air with poisonous, hazardous dust. Close contact is not advisable. Shattered shards may enter skin and cause lethal harm to the user. Usage in armor is an extreme absurdity. Wearers and sellers will be referred to the authorities for placing the public in danger."