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While many politicians and leaders deny the existence of the Court of Beggars, they are an open secret and the influence they have has put them in a powerful position. Through that position they have the means to prove themselves valuable in other ways, with networks that connect to those willing to do many jobs that most others won’t take. That connection is always handled by agents of the Court, however, to protect everyone involved. | While many politicians and leaders deny the existence of the Court of Beggars, they are an open secret and the influence they have has put them in a powerful position. Through that position they have the means to prove themselves valuable in other ways, with networks that connect to those willing to do many jobs that most others won’t take. That connection is always handled by agents of the Court, however, to protect everyone involved. | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:14, 16 April 2021
The Court of Beggars is largely a Varina based operation, but as they operate extra-legally, they don’t really answer to any of the viscounts when it comes to their operations. Agents of the court are all over the regions. Finding out their goals and intentions is difficult, not only must one know the right people to talk to but they have to penetrate the levels of subterfuge inside the organization. That means that there are a hundred different versions of what the court of beggars are and what influence they have, but there is an undeniable link between the Court of Beggars and the underprivileged in Varina and the empire at large.
While many politicians and leaders deny the existence of the Court of Beggars, they are an open secret and the influence they have has put them in a powerful position. Through that position they have the means to prove themselves valuable in other ways, with networks that connect to those willing to do many jobs that most others won’t take. That connection is always handled by agents of the Court, however, to protect everyone involved.
