The WOL and Mass Murder

[SentioftheHoukai]

Love the people who think that the correct response to being framed for murder in 2.55 is to commit actual murder on the way out. I genuinely wonder what they think the actual issues at play were. Maybe 'insufficient fealty to the warlord I decree myself to be'.

We all saw how well that worked out for Raubahn. But then, the "Law" only exists when it's convenient for the Monetarists. They can go die, matter of fact viva la revolutione~ let's go murder Eorzean capitalism right now.

[YianKutku]

We all saw how well that worked out for Raubahn. But then, the "Law" only exists when it's convenient for the Monetarists. They can go die, matter of fact viva la revolutione~ let's go murder Eorzean capitalism right now.

There's that Ala Mhigan in Ul'dah, Landebert, who is literally speaking revolutionary rhetoric. Lolorito personally hires him to guard his banks, with a sort of "oho, you wish to unionize? Then unionize all you like! I look forward to the challenge!" recruiting speech.

If there is ever a minor sidequest character I want to follow, that man is it.

The important thing for us now is not to fall prey to the lie that is the Ul'dahn dream, for that is but a tool they use to divide us. Only through united purpose and collective action will we achieve lasting change for ourselves and our children.

[sidurgu-12]

There's that Ala Mhigan in Ul'dah, Landebert, who is literally speaking revolutionary rhetoric. Lolorito personally hires him to guard his banks, with a sort of "oho, you wish to unionize? Then unionize all you like! I look forward to the challenge!" recruiting speech.

If there is ever a minor sidequest character I want to follow, that man is it.

say what you want about lolorito but he makes a great (talespin) shere khan.