The Wardens
Respected slayers-for-hire who cull fell-beasts for coin without questioning threats.
The Wardens stand as a highly respected order of professional slayers, operating strictly under the Cull system. Their primary function is to hunt and eliminate fell-beasts in exchange for coin, a service they provide with unwavering efficiency. Unlike traditional heroes who weigh morality against action, the Wardens are paid specifically to kill without ever questioning whether their target is truly a threat.
- Role
- Slayers-for-hire
- System
- The Cull
- Payment
- Coin for culling fell-beasts
- Ethos
- Kill without questioning threats
- Notable defector
- Rowan
Lore & Background
Operating under the rigid framework of the Cull, the Wardens have built a reputation based on their willingness to execute contracts regardless of the beast's actual danger level. This strict adherence to paid orders defines their existence as a mercenary force rather than guardians of justice. Their operational philosophy prioritizes the transaction over moral inquiry, ensuring that once a contract is signed, the culling proceeds without hesitation.
Did You Know?
- The Wardens are considered a respected order within the slaying community.
- They operate exclusively under the Cull system to hunt fell-beasts.
- Their contracts require them to kill without questioning if the beast is a threat.
- Rowan was once one of their most skilled trackers before leaving.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the primary job of the Wardens?
They are slayers-for-hire who cull fell-beasts for coin under the Cull system.
Do the Wardens check if a beast is actually dangerous before killing it?
No, they are paid to kill without questioning whether the beast is truly a threat.
How does society view the Wardens?
They are known as a respected order of slayers.
Why did Rowan leave the Wardens?
Rowan quit due to moral conflict after being one of their best trackers.
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