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Societies: Minstrels of Mayhem
| Summary: | The Minstrels believe there is too much order in the world. They seek to use their unique skills to deflate stuffed shirts and otherwise sow a healthy disrespect for sacred cows of all kinds. | |
| Estimated Membership: | The Minstrels claim to have over 500 members. | |
| Leader: | Unknown | |
| Headquarters: | Secret | |
| Type of Society: | Secret, Political |
Public Purpose:
The Minstrels believe it is their duty to lampoon those who feel they are untouchable. They do this through song, stage, poem, and jest. Most parodies are attributed to them and they are rumored to have toppled more than a few local politicians.
Membership Requirements:
Must have skills as a performer or artist. May not be lawful..
Membership:
Mostly bards and actors. A handful of writers in all forms.
Organization:
The Minstrels claim to have no leader and no organization. It may be true, though they would have no compunction in lying..
Social Benefits:
A reputation as a minstrel of mayhem carries benefits in some circles and penalties in others. It usually puts one in favor with the enemies of the recently mocked..
Game Benefits:
A unique collection of songs, sometimes able to borrow equipment.
Penalties:
The Minstrels operate as a series of challenges. Basically, members challenge each other to mock or discredit a particular figure. Fulfilling the challenges can be life-threatening (depending on who is being mocked)..
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