High Guard Enforcers - The Shacklers
The enforcers of the High Guard don't wear as much armor as their richer area counterparts. These are street level knights that take care of disturbances in the lower districts. High Guard command doesn't have many eyes on what the enforcers get up to. They guard the bridge from Rumpag to Aillgin and collect fees from people who aren't loyal to them. They are caught up in the gang warfare taking place in these poorer streets. Most people refer to them as the Shacklers, because they get too caught up with rounding people up more than keeping people safe.
High Guard sigil but they don't wear metal armor.
The Shacklers are known for their brutal tactics and loyalty to their leader, a elven soldier known as Quintessa. Not many elves make the ranks of the High Guard so Tessa was dropped down to keep an eye an the enforcers. She succumbed to the corruption and control of Berek Beretta.
A rag-tag group of criminals coerced into joining the Enforcers who are known for their brutal methods. They are led by the ruthless and cunning High Guard soldier known as Quintessa. The Shacklers patrol the darker alleys and backstreets of Rumpag District while having control of the last bridge out of Rumpag They are known for their extortion, smuggling, and protections operations.
High Guard sigil but they don't wear metal armor.
The Shacklers are known for their brutal tactics and loyalty to their leader, a elven soldier known as Quintessa. Not many elves make the ranks of the High Guard so Tessa was dropped down to keep an eye an the enforcers. She succumbed to the corruption and control of Berek Beretta.
A rag-tag group of criminals coerced into joining the Enforcers who are known for their brutal methods. They are led by the ruthless and cunning High Guard soldier known as Quintessa. The Shacklers patrol the darker alleys and backstreets of Rumpag District while having control of the last bridge out of Rumpag They are known for their extortion, smuggling, and protections operations.
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