The Tribunal Of Demise

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This is a calling to order of a anti-hero themed ghost clan named The Tribunal of Demise. It is geared towards serving solo players or players who prefer a squad of known friends. There is a clan dojo ready to be used with close to all research done. It also has a bit of role-playing bits to add a bit of fun.

 

In comparison to conventional clans

: the ranking system is non-existent, so there is no promotion or demotion. Instead, each member gets a unique title. This is just for role-playing; otherwise, all ranks, save the leader, have the same permissions. All members can host the dojo, run research and have access to the Tribunal’s treasury. While the leader of the Tribunal, the Judge of Demise, is the only one that can build parts of the dojo and deploy solar rails, the other members can still give advice or input.

 

So far, there is no interest to be too competitive with leader boards.

 

Entering:

Read the lore and positions and see which position best suits you. Post your position request as well as your mastery rank. If you like, you can also post your favored Warframe or playstyle to help solidify your request.

 

Requirements

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1. A member must have decent amount of experience and good maturity. We’d prefer not to have immature n00bs (for a lack of better terms) in the Tribunal.

 

2. A member needs to be reasonably active. It is understood that there are outside obligations, so the Tribunal will allow up to 30 days of inactivity before the player in question is to be removed. We do consider the fact that one may log in and log back out just to get the daily reward and not play, but we also consider integrity.

 

3. A member needs to be comfortable with the fact that the Tribunal will not rise above the rank of Ghost Clan, for the sake of expenses and being able to cover them in case players go inactive.

 

The Tribunal is in an alliance with the storm clan Osis, which form the alliance of The Tainted.

 

　

　

The Tribunal of Demise (Lore)

 

The Tribunal of Demise follows a dark being named Demise, who is described as a shadowy figure with two serpentine heads. The two heads each represent three of the six curses of the soul. The first head is Debilitation, which governs the curses of Fear, Pain and Disorder. The second head is Corruption, which governs the curses of Pride, Greed and Malice. The members of the Tribunal, known as judges, represent individual curses that they use to their advantage to bring a quick death to their opponents. At times, they may “sentence” particular target or group of targets to Demise (essentially death). This results in a high priority removal of the target(s), which may call upon individual members of the Tribunal or its entirety. Most times, however, the members of the Tribunal go about their own ways, completing missions that call to their attention.

 

The Emblem

 

 

Adapted from a symbol of an ancient and dark being of a similar nature, the Tribunal’s emblem represents the two serpentine heads of Demise.

 

The Tribunal Members (Check Here for Availability)

 

(Obviously Appointed) The Judge of Demise represents Demise itself. He embodies all of the curses of the soul as well as the aspect of death, promising a quick death to his opponents in a variety of ways. He acts as the mentor of the Tribunal.

 

　

The first three judges represent Debilitation. These judges are adept in weakening enemy forces by directly attacking them emotionally.

 

The Judge of Fear

taps into the bone chilling cold that fear can be. He strives on reducing the opponents morale, to the point of cowardice or being frozen in fear. It is not unusual for this judge to not be the center of attention.

 

The Judge of Pain

acts as the torturer. He thrives on broken bones, shattered limbs and lacerated skin; therefore, he is one to take his time with his victim, relishing in every last cry of pain he hears. One would be wise to not anger the torturer.

 

(Appointed) The Judge of Disorder brings about utter chaos within battle. He removes the control of the situation from his opponents, often resulting in disorganized ranks and an uneven balance of power. He will poke fun, but the jokes he gives are not favorable to the ones who act as the subject matter.

 

　

The last three judges represent Corruption. These judges hold the talent of using feelings already present in their enemies against them.

 

The Judge of Pride

works to remind all of the age-old end to many lives: hubris. This judge preys on the lack of caution and consideration that prideful opponents have. The enemies come to a quick end, due to their pride leading them on a blinded path.

 

The Judge of Greed

uses an enemy’s wants and needs to his advantage. He will pull out the underlying feeling of emptiness due to not believing they have enough. This forces the enemy into a state of confusion and distraction, leading them to a quick end.

 

The Judge of Malice

embodies the thoughts of pure evil. He peers into the soul of the wicked and unearths the immense regret and sorrow that they feel from doing terrible things. This results in the enemy losing their self worth, greatly lowering their morale and even their desire to live.

 

(3 Left) The Sentries don’t represent any of the curses, but they have the same status as the judges, regardless.