<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote"><a href="https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=287126.msg14126208#msg14126208">Quote from: Chanticleer on 07-05-2018, 22:35:47</a></div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">Our leader is a half-orc, and some orcs are lawful evil. I'm inclined to think the sort of orc chieftain who'd rise to the top in a large horde would have a higher chance than average of being lawful, and if the Horde is to work there will still be some 'understood rules.'<br/><br/>But you're right, 'Laws' was probably too strong a word to use. ;)<br/></blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>One of the big "laws" or "rules" a horde like this needs is rules about the distributions of loot and spoils. If your warbands don't get the gold and slaves they were promised, that turns into trouble very quickly. Even threatening to kill your lieutenants doesn't help, because even if they can't beat you in a fight, they can take their bat and their ball and their five hundred orc barbarians and go home to raid easier targets.<br/><br/>My philosophy in games like Pathfinder is "do whatever you want, just do it well". I think it's awesome that we've got a kobold melee combatant. It's a challenging build, but I think you've done a good job of it. A kobold tyrant antipaladin is a cool concept, and it does fit with kobold sociology.<br/><br/>Felwyn doesn't really fit into the rest of elven society, being from an isolated tribe. I think she joined the Hand of the Seldarine because she met some elves who were travelling there and decided that it sounded like fun. She will have introduced herself to the leadership and generally tried to make friends with everyone.<br/><br/>On that note, roughly how big are the factions, and how many people of various levels can we expect to meet? As level 6 characters, how do we compare to the rank-and-file, the officers, and the leaders?