Children of Chaos
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Children of Chaos is currently a dormant flag on the Emerald Ocean, formerly the Sage Ocean as well as on the Meridian Ocean.
Introduction
Children of Chaos is a mercenary flag who will work for any flag willing to pay for their services.
They will not hesitate to declare war on a flag for any of the following reasons:
- Random alliances
- Insufferably rudeness to any Children of Chaos' members (including unsolicited hearty requests)
- Unfair treatment of jobbers (such as planking before divvy, minusing out all jobbers for no reason, and stranding jobbers at sea with no officers)
Public Statement
We are the Children of Chaos, devoted to causing mayhem and being the seeds of discord sown through the ocean's political game. Alliances are not permanent for us, we will use alliances for as long as suits us and we expect no more from our allies.
We are a flag of many talents, and we will hire our services to people - for a price. Dedicated to the memory of the lost Ocean Master Eris we will strive to share our views on how the game of piratical politics should be played.
History
The Children of Chaos was formed after the Black Plague, Eternal Damnation and Falcon's Fury crews got together and decided that they'd had enough of the political game as they'd played it under the flag Moros de Mindanao.
Names were debated and many were rejected until it was decided that should dedicate their work to the memory of Eris and bring Chaos, Mayhem and Havok to the Ocean of Viridian. Showing the ocean a different way to play the political game and still be a force to reckon with.
The Children of Chaos has one main rule for the flag - Have Fun. Whether that fun comes from messing with people's heads in parley - or from declaring war on every single flag in the ocean, we're not fussed. Just as long as you enjoy yourselves doing it.
On Sunday, December 18, at 12:14pm PST The Children of Chaos held Viridian's first event blockade. Much fun was had by all. Except maybe the organisers who discovered that the tell per second meter can be broken.
