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== About == |
== About == |
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The Blood War between [[Devil|Devils]] and [[Demon|Demons]] employed many fiendish mercenaries on both sides of the war, from humanoids, to [[Yugoloth|Yugoloths]], to rogue devils and [[Angel|angels]]. After the war concluded, these mercenaries were left without work, yet they did not want to give up the power they had accumulated. So they chose to unite together as a loose organization, sharing their power and resources in order to expand their influence across the lower planes, and primarily in the first layer of [[the Ten Hells]], [[Duumal]]. |
The Blood War between [[Devil|Devils]] and [[Demon|Demons]] employed many fiendish mercenaries on both sides of the war, from humanoids, to [[Yugoloth|Yugoloths]], to rogue devils and [[Angel|angels]]. After the disappearance of the Demons and the drying up of [[the River Styx]] in 925 PR, the war seemingly concluded. With no more war to fight, these mercenaries were left without work, yet they did not want to give up the power they had accumulated. So they chose to unite together as a loose organization, sharing their power and resources in order to expand their influence across the lower planes, and primarily in the first layer of [[the Ten Hells]], [[Duumal]]. |
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Their symbol is a humanoid skull with a dagger through its eyes. |
Their symbol is a humanoid skull with a dagger through its eyes. |
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== History == |
== History == |
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The League was founded in 925 PR by a powerful Yugoloth warlord named Ramses whose exploits during the war commanded the respect and fear of his fellow mercenaries. When he raised the banner many other mercenaries flocked to his side. Expanding their influence, the league began to reach out to the remnants of Hells infernal armies who were now without purpose in order to convince them to join the league. These actions would put the league in conflict with the [[Pit Fiend]] [[Bel]] who was attempting to do the same. This expanded into a bloody turf war between the two sides along with other infernal factions such as [[the Fingers of Barroth]]. Though even with their vast resources the league was disorganized and quickly began to be pushed back by Bel and his growing militia. |
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When news of Bel purchasing a powerful war machine capable of ending the fighting reached the league's ears, many in the league thought their run was up. |
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== Notable Members == |
== Notable Members == |
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Revision as of 04:27, 9 November 2025
The Sinners League is a cabal of infernal warlords and mercenaries who banded together after the end of the Blood War in order to consolidate and maintain their power.
About
The Blood War between Devils and Demons employed many fiendish mercenaries on both sides of the war, from humanoids, to Yugoloths, to rogue devils and angels. After the disappearance of the Demons and the drying up of the River Styx in 925 PR, the war seemingly concluded. With no more war to fight, these mercenaries were left without work, yet they did not want to give up the power they had accumulated. So they chose to unite together as a loose organization, sharing their power and resources in order to expand their influence across the lower planes, and primarily in the first layer of the Ten Hells, Duumal.
Their symbol is a humanoid skull with a dagger through its eyes.
History
The League was founded in 925 PR by a powerful Yugoloth warlord named Ramses whose exploits during the war commanded the respect and fear of his fellow mercenaries. When he raised the banner many other mercenaries flocked to his side. Expanding their influence, the league began to reach out to the remnants of Hells infernal armies who were now without purpose in order to convince them to join the league. These actions would put the league in conflict with the Pit Fiend Bel who was attempting to do the same. This expanded into a bloody turf war between the two sides along with other infernal factions such as the Fingers of Barroth. Though even with their vast resources the league was disorganized and quickly began to be pushed back by Bel and his growing militia.
When news of Bel purchasing a powerful war machine capable of ending the fighting reached the league's ears, many in the league thought their run was up.
