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==Q&A== ===What is the price your character paid for insubordination?=== Getting expelled from the Army and becoming Wanted.<br> Royce refused to keep on applying the work of twisted scientists & engineers; yet he knows what happened, what was done and to whom. Those informations are not something the remnants of the Empire want to be publicly well-known. ===Which factions promised you their help? Which factions might oppose you?=== The '''Army of the Land''' is quite different from other imperial military remnants: its motto was to give a home and a purpose to every lowborn commoner who enrolled, found some sense in being in the military, and could not accept serving the ambition of some greedy noble in the aftermath of the assassination.<br> Although he is persona non grata in the Army, Royce Faber was greatly beloved by his men, thanks to his will to protect them from both the enemy and the hierarchy; many, many of them enrolled in the Army of the Land, and they would undoubtly be of assistance if they met Royce again. '''The Præsidium''' is an association of many high-profile representatives of the Empire: politics, generals, administrators, etc. Their worldview is that they are the actual driving force of the Empire: whomever sits on the throne needs them to get anything done.<br> Among them, many important figures might be very happy to get rid of dissidents like Royce Faber: that includes military leaders, scientific minds and midlevel political figures involved in the Imperial forces. ===What are your enemies’ crimes, and why is no one else opposing them?=== Engineering crazy and dangerous ideas and testing them on the battlefield, without any regards for human lives, to the point that the expression playing gods applies.<br> As depressing as this might be, the fact is that in the impending chaos, there are many forces that are seen as quite a lot more menacing and high-profile than a group of scientists and engineers playing with magic; maybe when the armies, politics and religious figures get "sorted out" by the conflict, someone will have some interest for this part of history.
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