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| + | Seven families who were involved in the founding of Fort Brunsett and Tamarack Falls remain influential in the area. See the '''[[Families]]''' page for an overview of these local founding families with information on how to join and a brief description of each. |
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| − | In and around the Tamarack River Valley, seven families have stood the test of time, maintaining a continued presence in either Tamarack Falls or Fort Brunsett since roughly a century of the town/city's founding. The locals are quite proud of their ties to history, even if some of those ties are on the left side of the law...
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| − | These families are pre-built playgroups, each with NPC members and histories of their own, which staff will be happy to explore. While some families are predisposed toward certain spheres, there is no hard limit, and all concepts which fit the theme will be considered. Family members additionally gain access to discounted skills/merits.
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| − | Brief overviews are given below, with more in-depth information available on each family's page.
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| − | ==Joining a Family==
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| − | Family applications must be approved by staff before your character will be allowed to join the +faction and take part in family business.
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| − | To join:
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| − | * Send in a '''+req/family''' with:
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| − | ** Your concept idea, including involvement in the supernatural
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| − | ** Any additional information you feel would be pertinent to your request.
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| − | ==[[Alexander Family]]==
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| − | Est. 1869<br>
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| − | Crooked, rough, lazy lions, shipping/smuggling business
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| − | City. No town presence.
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| − | '''Common Archetypes:'''<br>
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| − | Troublemaker, Thief, Thug, Determined Hunter, Cleverer Than He Appears
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| − | '''Common Professions:'''<br>
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| − | Smuggler, criminal, cleaner, janitor, corrupt cop, fireman, business owner
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| − | ==[[Desrochers Family]]==
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| − | Est. 1761<br>
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| − | Loyal, laid-back, so many male relatives, middle-income, carpenters, brewers
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| − | Both. Family home and brewery are up in the town, but their pub's down in the city.
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| − | '''Common Professions:'''<br>
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| − | Carpenter, day labourer, cook, brewer, police officer, teacher, nurse
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| − | ==[[Fry Family]]==
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| − | Est. 1799<br>
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| − | Free-spirited, get-stuff-done farmers/rangers who care for the land and have great taste in ice cream.
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| − | Both. Family home and dairy are up in the town, but their ice cream shop's down in the city.
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| − | '''Common Archetypes:'''<br>
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| − | '''Common Professions:'''<br>
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| − | Farmer, ranger, woodswalker, ice cream "taste tester", performer
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| − | ==[[Garreau Family]]==
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| − | Est. 1784<br>
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| − | Quirky, wealthy doctors, scientists, musicians and philanthropists.
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| − | City. They don't have anything against the town, but their estate is in Fort Brunsett.
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| − | Inventor, scientist, doctor, professor, botanist, biochemist, reenactor, philanthropist, bard
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| − | ==[[Lefevre Family]]==
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| − | Est. 1798<br>
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| − | Insular, tightly-knit group with a high psychic/thaum count. Maple farmers.
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| − | Town. Their compound is by the feet of Mischance.
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| − | Maple farmer, professor, woodsman, palm reader, industrialist, business owner, daycare provider
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| − | ==[[Miller Family]]==
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| − | Est. 1761<br>
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| − | Small town royalty. A conservative, not to say stodgy group of former lumber barons.
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| − | Town. They built it. It's theirs.
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| − | Business owner, lumberjack, office worker, truck driver, teacher, nurse,
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| − | ==[[Utridge Family]]==
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| − | Est. 1863<br>
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| − | Ambitiously political hoteliers, nouveau riche wannabes, not as honest as they want you to think.
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| − | City. The town is too smart to bother with them.
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| − | '''Common Professions:'''<br>
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| − | Marketing exec, business owner, hotelier, accountant, gardener
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Seven families who were involved in the founding of Fort Brunsett and Tamarack Falls remain influential in the area. See the Families page for an overview of these local founding families with information on how to join and a brief description of each.
