I’m curious about one thing… with this initiative kicking off, what’s going to happen to the Saurfang Legion? Is it not going to be a thing anymore, are the Rotgarde and Grim Gest going to leave it, or is there some other way the storyline is going to go?
Based and Loyalistpilled. [This message was sponsored by the PCU]
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the Saurfang Legion still exists, but its just a case that the rotgarde and the grim gest are no longer a part of it
in fact, there are plans to have the loyalists and the legion clash at some point
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Thank you!
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Some of the best role play the Grim Gest ([PCU] [X-FACTION] North & Void RP -- The Grim Gest ☠) ever had, I can say so proudly :O)
It feels like it’s a never ending campaign !
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OMG Perroy I fking love you! I need this!
Sign me up with all my characters and add the battlegroup to the list as well
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is still chasing you, pray to not get caught
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Sounds like a group of people u ought to avoid
Chased a bunch of Ebons off yesterday. I even got to shoot the messenger.
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Shadows will, brothers and sister…
Her Majesty protect. Always.
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Seems like a based idea, almost like a roaming hub. What will the PCU think of next??
See you on the battlefield of Death 
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Yeah I heard they don’t even have orgies like
Dark clouds gathered over the city of Stormwind. The night had barely begun, yet trouble was afoot. He carries with him grim tidings.
Upon the evening of the 29th moon during the 11th month, the townships of Darkshire and Lakeshire had faced an unexpected and unprovoked assault.
Reports specify the attackers to be that of the Horde, claiming their allegiance at the top of their lungs. Civilians and guardsmen of the Night’s Watch lay massacred upon the cobble, blood seeping through the cracks.
The force appears to have been driven out of Duskwood by the hands of elves, gnomes and dwarves alike, led by a certain Cog Captain Railcraft.
They left a trail of desolation in their wake, heading to the northeast. Rumours stood that Lakeshire had been attacked aswell. These rumours stood true.
It’s confirmed that these Horde warmongers now lie hidden in the eastern reaches of the mountains, with word being that they inhabit the ruined keep of Stonewatch.
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No man threatens a messanger.
You can always count on roleplayers to take advantage of set lore to make great things. Lets make this a pleasant experience to remember!
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Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaas, glory to the Dark Lady!
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I think it’s time to cause problems on purpose.
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Pretty tight concept. Certainly better than the pro Sylvanas characters being hand-waved back into the Horde and pardoned, no muss, no fuss.
Well a good trooper has a spot to be at now, doing his old duty, bringing his wagon along. Sign him up for duty Sah!
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Decrepit meat wagons scavenged from a noxious glade somewhere in olden Eastweald were driven into Death’s Breach. They heralded the coming of the grim soldiers – men and women that were no longer hiding their beliefs, men and women that decided to make a stand on their very own ancestral grounds, here in Lordaeron. Of course, he knew very well that some only marched with him out of fear. And any hint of the new Executor’s uncertainty, he expelled with brutality and rash decisions. The wagons were lined up by his command, marking his claim to this land for everyone to see. What brittle camp the Ebon Order left, it would soon be turned into a fortress.
The chain of command was established within the hour, with him only second to the new Executor – any other outcome would have lead to slaughter of his own. The nearby mine was also seized, just as defenses were erected and soldiers sent to patrol. Within the night of their arrival, the Gest and Garde turned Death’s Breach into a bulwark for The Dark Lady. Now, there was only one thing to do: Set their grand plan in motion.
And so, a black army ravaged through the young king’s lands, leaving behind only soulless husks.
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