The End of the Sin'sholai!

[Zunaj]

I have a little question. What happens to loyalists now?

I've heard people(GMs, too) claim that everyone loyal to Rommath would be imprisoned or killed. I find it hard to believe that loyalists who layed down their arms once the battle was over would be punished. The exception here would be high-ranked underlings of Rommath, and people who did particularly cruel things. I'd believe a lot of agents of the Hand of Rommath go under that definition.

The soldiers who fought against the rebellion, volunteer or not, really only did one thing. They defended their city against a rebellion, even if it was a justified one. I wouldn't know of any sensible civilisation who would officially punish their citizens or soldiers for resisting a rebellion.

Rommath's regime was cruel, and corrupt, but it was still the government of Silvermoon.

[Zunaj]

I have a little question. What happens to loyalists now?

I've heard people(GMs, too) claim that everyone loyal to Rommath would be imprisoned or killed. I find it hard to believe that loyalists who layed down their arms once the battle was over would be punished. The exception here would be high-ranked underlings of Rommath, and people who did particularly cruel things. I'd believe a lot of agents of the Hand of Rommath go under that definition.

The soldiers who fought against the rebellion, volunteer or not, really only did one thing. They defended their city against a rebellion, even if it was a justified one. I wouldn't know of any sensible civilisation who would officially punish their citizens or soldiers for resisting a rebellion.

Rommath's regime was cruel, and corrupt, but it was still the government of Silvermoon.

[Piken]

Good points, and I know I was one of the ones saying that they'd be imprisoned/killed. If the people weren't very big in the taking sides things, didn't voice heavy opinions, and probably just listened out of fear, then many would probably go back into society. They may be looked at different by someone here and there, but for the most part.. Soldiers were doing their jobs, though it's possible that some believed heavily in Rommath's rule, etc.

It'd come down to an individual thing, I'd think. But if your loyalist was an extreme loyalist, still wanting Rommath's rule, etc. and they voiced that, I would think they'd be imprisoned/killed, or they would have fled with the rest of the Fel Sworn.

[Piken]

Good points, and I know I was one of the ones saying that they'd be imprisoned/killed. If the people weren't very big in the taking sides things, didn't voice heavy opinions, and probably just listened out of fear, then many would probably go back into society. They may be looked at different by someone here and there, but for the most part.. Soldiers were doing their jobs, though it's possible that some believed heavily in Rommath's rule, etc.

It'd come down to an individual thing, I'd think. But if your loyalist was an extreme loyalist, still wanting Rommath's rule, etc. and they voiced that, I would think they'd be imprisoned/killed, or they would have fled with the rest of the Fel Sworn.

[Touchseed]

That's cool, I was apprehensive about playing any of my Blood-Elves. How is the Horde reacting to the Sin'Sholai joining back after breaking apart?

[Touchseed]

That's cool, I was apprehensive about playing any of my Blood-Elves. How is the Horde reacting to the Sin'Sholai joining back after breaking apart?

[Piken]

I'd imagine that a good many of them aren't majorly happy. Especially since.. they weren't really best friends even before the Sin'Sholai was formed.

[Piken]

I'd imagine that a good many of them aren't majorly happy. Especially since.. they weren't really best friends even before the Sin'Sholai was formed.