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<blockquote data-quote="Wik" data-source="post: 6752495" data-attributes="member: 40177">In my 5e game, we have nine player factions... though rather recently, one has turned into an evil faction that the PCs have decided to oppose.&nbsp; 1.&nbsp; The Green Legion.&nbsp; A bunch of druids trying to change the land.&nbsp; Also includes rangers and wilderness types, as well as a bunch of awakened animals.2.&nbsp; The Knights of the Scale.&nbsp; Knights who protect young dragonlings on an island and teach them purity and good ways.&nbsp; Then they hunt evil dragons who dare to disagree with this.&nbsp; 3.&nbsp; The Imperial War Academy.&nbsp; The training ground for imperial mages (who always have to serve in the army).&nbsp; This is more a gentleman's club for mages after they get out.&nbsp; Surprisingly, it's more interested in knowledge than warfare.&nbsp; 4.&nbsp; Imperial Foreign Service.&nbsp; Information brokers, diplomats, couriers, and spies.&nbsp; The sneaky hand of the empress.&nbsp; 5.&nbsp; The Guilders.&nbsp; Religious traditionalists, who believe that all the passions should be worshipped seperately, and that each temples' economic interests should be protected.6.&nbsp; Unificationists.&nbsp; A new religious push to merge the worship of all the passions into one church, and to move the temples' economic interests into secular guilds.7.&nbsp;&nbsp; Hellhounds.&nbsp; A thieves guild that grew out of an anarchist faction from the feywild.&nbsp; A bunch of thieves who draw their history back to a great revolution, who draw upon that history for good PR.8.&nbsp; The Free Islands League.&nbsp; A group of people who serve as lawmen, judges, messengers, and defenders of the free islanders.&nbsp; Active pirate hunters, island charters, navigators, and freedom fighters. 9.&nbsp; The Gray Wizards.&nbsp; A cabal of wizards and smugglers who believe in moving magic items from market to market, outside of legal channels.&nbsp; &quot;Magic Should Not Pay Taxes&quot;.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Wik, post: 6752495, member: 40177"] In my 5e game, we have nine player factions... though rather recently, one has turned into an evil faction that the PCs have decided to oppose. 1. The Green Legion. A bunch of druids trying to change the land. Also includes rangers and wilderness types, as well as a bunch of awakened animals. 2. The Knights of the Scale. Knights who protect young dragonlings on an island and teach them purity and good ways. Then they hunt evil dragons who dare to disagree with this. 3. The Imperial War Academy. The training ground for imperial mages (who always have to serve in the army). This is more a gentleman's club for mages after they get out. Surprisingly, it's more interested in knowledge than warfare. 4. Imperial Foreign Service. Information brokers, diplomats, couriers, and spies. The sneaky hand of the empress. 5. The Guilders. Religious traditionalists, who believe that all the passions should be worshipped seperately, and that each temples' economic interests should be protected. 6. Unificationists. A new religious push to merge the worship of all the passions into one church, and to move the temples' economic interests into secular guilds. 7. Hellhounds. A thieves guild that grew out of an anarchist faction from the feywild. A bunch of thieves who draw their history back to a great revolution, who draw upon that history for good PR. 8. The Free Islands League. A group of people who serve as lawmen, judges, messengers, and defenders of the free islanders. Active pirate hunters, island charters, navigators, and freedom fighters. 9. The Gray Wizards. A cabal of wizards and smugglers who believe in moving magic items from market to market, outside of legal channels. "Magic Should Not Pay Taxes". [/QUOTE]

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