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When the Scarlet Chorus overtakes an enemy, the survivors are given the choice to join their ranks or perish -- leaving the Chorus mostly populated by those desperate or insane enough to accept the offer. Leadership within the Scarlet Chorus is simply a matter of outlasting or usurping one’s superiors, and most do not get the chance to try.
 
When the Scarlet Chorus overtakes an enemy, the survivors are given the choice to join their ranks or perish -- leaving the Chorus mostly populated by those desperate or insane enough to accept the offer. Leadership within the Scarlet Chorus is simply a matter of outlasting or usurping one’s superiors, and most do not get the chance to try.
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==Organization==
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===Units===
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*Scarlet Fury: The highly skilled 'special forces' of the Scarlet Chorus, Furies are trained to ignore pain and crippling wounds in order to achieve their goals. Scarlet Furies use a spinning, acrobatic attack style incorporating dual wielded blades to confuse and disorient their foes.
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*Horde: The unwashed, undisciplined, unskilled masses of the Scarlet Chorus are known as the Horde. The only advantage these ""soldiers"" possess is their overwhelming numbers. When the Scarlet Chorus conquers a town or village, a ritual known as the 'culling' is held. Every able-bodied man, woman, and sometimes child, is forced to fight their families and neighbors to the death. Only those brutal enough to kill their loved ones will survive to join the Horde, where they're given a chance to earn a name, a weapon, and some semblance of a future.
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*Blood Hound: Blood Hounds are apprentice mages who are unable to properly harness arcane energy through sigils. Instead they channel magic directly - a dangerous practice commonly called "the Bleed". This pure magical energy is deadly to both themselves and their enemies.
   
 
==Interactions==
 
==Interactions==

Revision as of 21:02, 10 November 2016

The Scarlet Chorus are one of Kyros' many armies. Savage, primal, and ever shifting, the Chorus is one of the fiercest fighting forces in the world of Terratus.

Background

The largest of Kyros’ forces is the loose collective of the Scarlet Chorus -- more a crazed horde than an orderly army. Led by the enigmatic Voices of Nerat, the Archon of Secrets, the Scarlet Chorus enforce the will of Kyros through sheer unstoppable fury and overwhelming numbers.

When the Scarlet Chorus overtakes an enemy, the survivors are given the choice to join their ranks or perish -- leaving the Chorus mostly populated by those desperate or insane enough to accept the offer. Leadership within the Scarlet Chorus is simply a matter of outlasting or usurping one’s superiors, and most do not get the chance to try.

Organization

Units

  • Scarlet Fury: The highly skilled 'special forces' of the Scarlet Chorus, Furies are trained to ignore pain and crippling wounds in order to achieve their goals. Scarlet Furies use a spinning, acrobatic attack style incorporating dual wielded blades to confuse and disorient their foes.
  • Horde: The unwashed, undisciplined, unskilled masses of the Scarlet Chorus are known as the Horde. The only advantage these ""soldiers"" possess is their overwhelming numbers. When the Scarlet Chorus conquers a town or village, a ritual known as the 'culling' is held. Every able-bodied man, woman, and sometimes child, is forced to fight their families and neighbors to the death. Only those brutal enough to kill their loved ones will survive to join the Horde, where they're given a chance to earn a name, a weapon, and some semblance of a future.
  • Blood Hound: Blood Hounds are apprentice mages who are unable to properly harness arcane energy through sigils. Instead they channel magic directly - a dangerous practice commonly called "the Bleed". This pure magical energy is deadly to both themselves and their enemies.

Interactions

Gaining reputation

  • Favoring the Scarlet Chorus during the Conquest will naturally make its members and their Archon predisposed towards the Fatebinder.