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* The Lamplighters | * [[War Party|The War Party]] | ||
* The Hellfire Hounds | * [[Lamplighters|The Lamplighters]] | ||
* The | * [[Hellfire Hounds|The Hellfire Hounds]] | ||
* | * [[The Obsidian Souls]] | ||
* The [[ | * [[Rangers of Oakvale|The Rangers of Oakvale]] | ||
* [[Thunderbolts|The Thunderbolts]] | |||
* [[Valiant Inc.]] | |||
* [[Croak and Dagger]] | * [[Croak and Dagger]] | ||
* [[Friendly Fire]] | * [[Friendly Fire]] | ||
Latest revision as of 19:56, 22 April 2022
An adventuring party is a group of individuals that work together going on adventures, usually taking jobs to help people. Many adventuring parties came to prominence during the Age of Heroes, for better and for worse. Despite usually heroic intentions, they can sometimes cause harm to the people they are trying to help. This most notably happened with the Sankofa Incident, after which the Sankofa Accord was passed, banning adventuring parties. This would remain in place until Croak and Dagger would begin to change the public perception of adventuring parties.
Notable adventuring parties include: