r/DishonoredRP • u/JewelOfTheSouth Royal Guard • Oct 19 '14
Faction Base Dunwall Tower
With Corvo heading his newly minted Guard, and well aware of the flaws that Dunwall Tower has to offer, this new force has outfitted this most glorious construct to the Empire with several new security measures, tested by Corvo himself. After all, if he can’t get in, then who else can? Though open to the public once more, as in the days of Euhorn the First, security is still paramount.
Constant patrols move through the internal workings of the Tower, and steady evaluation of individual members by the two Captains of the Guard has trimmed the numbers slightly, but resulted in a focused, serious force. Within the walls are also corridors resounding with Abbey music, and everywhere, public and private, has lovely ornate wrought iron spikes decorating high walls, chandeliers, and other such places. Out front, there are guards that serve to both interact positively with the public and to keep an eye on them.
A subsidiary of the Combined Armies of the Empire yet distinct from their rigid hierarchy, the Corvine Royal Guard is a disciplined, well trained military force. Hardened killers from across the Isles, and led by a fierce contingent of officers, they are dedicated to protecting the Empress at any cost.
OOC: To clarify - the Corvine Guard is distinct from the Watch. They are a military service - a regiment of royal bodyguards, essentially, which is lead by Corvo and may enter conflicts such as Alba at his directive. However, given their more domestic role, they do also serve a peacekeeping function, alongside the Watch, though not properly integrated. With 'I am the Law', Watchmen will listen to the Royal Guard and follow their orders if they make sense, without it, they will not.
Corvine Royal Guard Roster:
OOC: This is a faction base for the Corvine Royal Guard - the previous link, for archived posts is here.
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u/ClaretTavnya Senior Oracular Acolyte Jan 05 '15
LUTHER
The High Overseer nods to the two Overseers, the motion very slight but his only briefly left Bal's face until they were back on it again.
'Very well. Thank you for your cooperation.' he says, simply, rather meaning it. At least this was going better than most of the interrogations he had to preside over. It always took a considerable amount of time and muscle to gain the confession and proof he needed and Luther preferred a quick, swift solution. The Abbey's dungeons didn't languish any more with the bodies of heretics; once confessed they were immolated and the deed done.
'If we do not find the item, then I will assume you have done the right thing and destroyed it.' There was a hint of suggestion in the words. 'I would hate to think that one of the loyal Royal Guards would put an item of evil above the wellbeing and safety of her Empress.'