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| − | The Doomguard are one of the 15 factions of [[Sigil]]. | + | Area of Operations: [[Sigil]]; Multiverse<br/> |
| + | Allies: [[Bleak Cabal]]; [[Dustmen]]<br/> | ||
| + | Rivals: no data<br/> | ||
| + | Enemies: [[Fraternity of Order]]; [[Harmonium]] | ||
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| + | Nicknames: Sinkers<br/> | ||
| + | Truth & Beauty: entropy is beauty<br/> | ||
| + | Tide or League: Neutral<br/> | ||
| + | Station Role: Arms Control<br/> | ||
| + | HQ: Armory (Lady's Ward)<br/> | ||
| + | Old Role: Prevent stasis | ||
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| + | The Doomguard are one of the 15 factions of [[Sigil]]. They believe that the multiverse is supposed to fall apart, cool, and fall silent. Various members have different interpretations. Some try to accelerate the process directly, like breaking things. Others study chaos theory and try to apply it for more subtle but rippling effects. | ||
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| + | ''The Planewalker's Handbook'' has this to say: | ||
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| + | All things decay, all things die, all things decompose. It's called entropy, and it's the force that rules the multiverse. … We'll be the ones laughing in the end, when the last chunk of stone in the multiverse finally turns to dust. | ||
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| + | The Doomguard is undecided on slavery. In some cases, it increases order, while in others it increases chaos. | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:42, 11 October 2020
Faction
Area of Operations: Sigil; Multiverse
Allies: Bleak Cabal; Dustmen
Rivals: no data
Enemies: Fraternity of Order; Harmonium
Nicknames: Sinkers
Truth & Beauty: entropy is beauty
Tide or League: Neutral
Station Role: Arms Control
HQ: Armory (Lady's Ward)
Old Role: Prevent stasis
The Doomguard are one of the 15 factions of Sigil. They believe that the multiverse is supposed to fall apart, cool, and fall silent. Various members have different interpretations. Some try to accelerate the process directly, like breaking things. Others study chaos theory and try to apply it for more subtle but rippling effects.
The Planewalker's Handbook has this to say:
All things decay, all things die, all things decompose. It's called entropy, and it's the force that rules the multiverse. … We'll be the ones laughing in the end, when the last chunk of stone in the multiverse finally turns to dust.
The Doomguard is undecided on slavery. In some cases, it increases order, while in others it increases chaos.
