The Chaoticians

The Chaoticians also known as the Chaoticks or the Friends of Chaos first came to public notice in 576 in Teringen when they painted the corrupt Mayor's private residence in purple and orange stripes. Since then they appear to have mainly operated in the capital, Coranan, and have performed a number a pranks and practical jokes on leading public figures most of whom appear to have deserved a certain amount of embarrassment. The public on the whole have been mildly amused by their actions but the government have dedicated considerable resources to trying to uncover their identities. They have, however, had little success in unmasking the pranksters and their only firm conclusion was that they had access to magic.

In those days there were a multitude of magic using clubs and societies all of whom denied any connection to the group. The government hoped therefore that the formation of the Royal Society of Arcane Practitioners would facilitate the unmasking of the culprits or at least rein in their activities. Again they were disappointed but the ascendancy to the throne of King Saradoc who with the support of the Council has enacted strong anti-corruption laws gradually led to a waning of their activities.

Then suddenly eight years ago a councillor in the town of Brickelburg was assassinated and the Chaoticians claimed credit. In the subsequent investigation three members of the group came forward saying they thought the leadership had crossed a line and gave details of how the group operated (which unfortunately was a cell structure which meant they had no idea who the leaders were). They also demanded protection from the authorities saying they now feared for their lives. The authorities quizzed them endlessly but could not corroborate their story and the three subsequently disappeared after their guards were magically put to sleep. Since then there have been two further assassinations, the Chaoticians have lost public support and no one is really sure whether the whistleblowers were genuine or meant to mislead the authorities.



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