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''"Riches, power, beauty, refinement. The great, if not necessarily the good."'' | {{Uncited}}<blockquote>''"Riches, power, beauty, refinement. The great, if not necessarily the good."''</blockquote>[[File:Society.png|thumb]]'''High society''': [[London]]'s elite, the upper class, the celebrities, the royals. Its members host salons, establish orphanages and charities, and perform other acts of goodwill. Even if they're not exactly good-willed. | ||
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==Notable Figures in Society== | ==Notable Figures in Society== | ||
*'''[[The Traitor Empress]] and [[The | *'''[[The Traitor Empress]] and [[The Royal Family|her family]]''' have become a rather intriguing bunch since the Fall of London. | ||
*'''[[the Duchess|The Duchess]]''' is | *'''[[the Duchess|The Duchess]]''' is quite fond of cats, and not who most people think she is. | ||
*'''His Amused Lordship '''heads the Dilmun Club, a society that sponsors voyages of exploration. | *'''[[His Amused Lordship]] '''heads the Dilmun Club, a society that sponsors voyages of exploration. | ||
*'''Mr. John Huffam,''' aka <font color="white"><span style="background-color: white">Charles John Huffam Dickens</span></font>, is the rather progressive editor of the Unexpurgated London Gazette, which is one of London's most well-known newspapers. | *'''Mr. John Huffam,''' aka <font color="white"><span style="background-color: white">Charles John Huffam Dickens</span></font>, is the rather progressive editor of the Unexpurgated London Gazette, which is one of London's most well-known newspapers. | ||
*'''The Veteran Privy Counsellor''' aids upstart artists at the Empress' Court. | *'''The Veteran Privy Counsellor''' aids upstart artists at the Empress' Court. | ||
*'''The Wry Functionary''' is a talkative civil servant/spy who counts numerous up-and-coming Londoners of Some Importance among his acquaintances. | *'''[[The Wry Functionary]]''' is a talkative civil servant/spy who counts numerous up-and-coming Londoners of Some Importance among his acquaintances. | ||
[[Category:Factions]] | [[Category:Factions]] | ||
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"Riches, power, beauty, refinement. The great, if not necessarily the good."
High society: London's elite, the upper class, the celebrities, the royals. Its members host salons, establish orphanages and charities, and perform other acts of goodwill. Even if they're not exactly good-willed.
Notable Figures in Society[edit]
- The Traitor Empress and her family have become a rather intriguing bunch since the Fall of London.
- The Duchess is quite fond of cats, and not who most people think she is.
- His Amused Lordship heads the Dilmun Club, a society that sponsors voyages of exploration.
- Mr. John Huffam, aka Charles John Huffam Dickens, is the rather progressive editor of the Unexpurgated London Gazette, which is one of London's most well-known newspapers.
- The Veteran Privy Counsellor aids upstart artists at the Empress' Court.
- The Wry Functionary is a talkative civil servant/spy who counts numerous up-and-coming Londoners of Some Importance among his acquaintances.
