Wandered Pack

Backstory
'''After the fall of the Blackstone Fortress and the Goddess of War Apollyon, some either small groups or individuals of the original Blackstone legion managed to survive or escape. After a few years of war between the Knights, the Vikings and the Samurai, those who remembered the glory of Apollyon banded together once again as the new and 'improved' Blackstone Legion. Shortly after the reformation of the whole Blackstone Legion the original Blackstone members began to form together under one banner, The Wandered Pack, they donned an emblem displaying a Longsword in a turret tower with Lions guarding to the side; This was done as the Lions Symbolise the remaining original Blackstone members defending the Fortress of the great Warlord Apollyon.'''

Member Information
'''There is not a large amount of key members of the WP, around 10-20 commanders with many ‘grunts’ and other lower class knights, furthermore, there is no one true leader of the WP only many commanders, each sharing the role of ruling over the ‘grunts’. Most members of the WP are true Apollyon loyalists, such as Blaxton Stormgard, where as others were simply people who were forced into the legion originally. There are mixed views inside of the WP due to the mixed backgrounds but the most predominant view is that of the Apollyon loyalist, these people usually were people during the Age of the Goddess which followed her in complete loyalty and rarely had questions about her methods. Regardless of their backgrounds many of the Wandered Pack are higher ranking soldiers due to their experience in battle.'''

Tactics
'''The WP are usually sent to conquer and invade castles, outposts and other such enemy positions. Due to the overall change in ideologies in the legion, the original tactics changed, Usually upon arriving the enemy are given the option of trial by combat, if this option is denied then a full scale offensive is put in place, if the WP prevail, very little mercy is shown and brutal tactics are then put in place. It is commonly believed among the rest of the legion that the WP can have some ‘excessive’ and overly aggressive tactics which mirror that of the great Warlord Apollyon too much.'''