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This group doesn't exist, at least officially. They're spies, shadow-dwellers, and artifact thieves. While the organization is devoutly loyal to the [[Church of Night Reborn]] (and [[Nocthis]]), it accepts those who are willing to act in her name even if they are not believers. Although they'll try to convince you to convert. | This group doesn't exist, at least officially. They're spies, shadow-dwellers, and artifact thieves. While the organization is devoutly loyal to the [[Church of Night Reborn]] (and [[Nocthis]]), it accepts those who are willing to act in her name even if they are not believers. Although they'll try to convince you to convert. | ||
=== Time of Troubles === | |||
NShL has very naturally become the official covert action branch of the Byssian government. | |||
[[Category: Organizations]] | [[Category: Organizations]] | ||
[[Category:Adventuring Companies]] | [[Category:Adventuring Companies]] | ||
[[Category:Byssia]] | [[Category:Byssia]] | ||
Latest revision as of 17:18, 17 August 2025
- Chartering Nation
- Byssia (Church of Night Reborn)
- Disposition
- You aren't cleared for that.
- Reputation
- You aren't cleared for that.
- CSP Compliance
- You aren't cleared for that.
- Perk
- That's a secret.
- Typical mission
- Finding other people's secrets. Protecting the Lily's secrets.
- Scope
- Everywhere and nowhere.
- Banner
- None. They have passwords and recognition signs instead.
This group doesn't exist, at least officially. They're spies, shadow-dwellers, and artifact thieves. While the organization is devoutly loyal to the Church of Night Reborn (and Nocthis), it accepts those who are willing to act in her name even if they are not believers. Although they'll try to convince you to convert.
Time of Troubles
NShL has very naturally become the official covert action branch of the Byssian government.
