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The Roisaenmen's overall goal is to keep the [[Outcasts]] within the borders of Muspari and the Velaka desert, they are also dutifully bound to protect the honest workers of Kemoria. |
The Roisaenmen's overall goal is to keep the [[Outcasts]] within the borders of Muspari and the Velaka desert, they are also dutifully bound to protect the honest workers of Kemoria. |
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==Hierarchy== |
==Hierarchy== |
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The Roisaenmen have no commanders, and no power structure. Their members are judged by their own merits and actions. All major decisions are made by a majority vote. |
The Roisaenmen have no commanders, and no power structure. Their members are judged by their own merits and actions. All major decisions are made by a majority vote. |
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Note that the following article is not necessarily accurate due to this group's status as a player-run organization. Because these types of articles are maintained by players about players, there is always the risk of alteration due to malice or desire for anonymity. This page will be monitored by the staff; please do not allow it to become a battleground. -The Elanthipedia Moderators |
The Roisaenmen's overall goal is to keep the Outcasts within the borders of Muspari and the Velaka desert, they are also dutifully bound to protect the honest workers of Kemoria.
Their Mission
To stop the marrage between Barron Gyfford and the Outcast princess Macja, and to protect the common people of Elanthia from evil.
Hierarchy
The Roisaenmen have no commanders, and no power structure. Their members are judged by their own merits and actions. All major decisions are made by a majority vote.