Units are the heart and soul of Eryndor. They give the continent a unique feel and fill their own niche. They run practices and events. They bring their members closer together and make Eryndor better as a whole. Check out the links below to check out our units and find out what they're about.
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| Legacy of the Lifetree |
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The Legacy of the Lifetree is more commonly known as the Eryndor Crusade. They're a group of people from all walks of life, united in the fight against Maegamarth. The Crusade was originally formed after the Black Orcs ravaged the Everledden Forest and burned the Lifetree, the symbol of Eryndor. |
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| The Imperial Guard |
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The Imperial Guard is a mercenary group who will work for the highest bidder. They operate from an old inn on the shores of the Black Lake, and their only goal is to prevent any one side from holding all three artifacts of Maegamarth -- constant strife is good business for a mercenary. |
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| The Senegal's Finest |
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The crew of the Lady Senegal is a group of swashbuckling Cirion who sail the seas around The Continent. The Senegal's Finest are the most able and daring members of her crew. They find themselves as the sometime allies of the Eryndor Crusade, often in between plundering and pillaging. |
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| Fury of the Called |
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The Fury of the Called are a group of fighters who have joined the crusade against Maegamarth. While others may seek to fight for wealth or for glory, those within the Fury felt the call to do the right thing and found like minds within the crusade. |
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| Mor'Sereg |
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Mor'Sereg is a group of outcasts and misfits from all across The Continent, from many peoples and many lands. Their common bond is the oath they have all sworn to their mysterious leader, a powerful figure clad in red robes. Though some may percieve monsters and all manner of things unnatural within their ranks they do not swear fealty to Maegmarth, but nor do they seek to ingratiate themselves with the forces of "good". Instead they pursue their own ends, owing allegiance only to themselves. |
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