How you deal with them is, at least partially, up to you.
Your character plays one of these elite agents, and in all the Avadon games you are sent to deal with threats to the Pact. The black fortress conscripted the most elite warriors the Pact could offer to crush all internal dissent and external threat. To stem these problems the Pact founded Avadon. Also age old disputes between the Pact states cause friction and the defeated Farlands are constantly looking for a chance to return to their age old glory. Joining together has led to new problems, as immigrants from one Pact state entered another with their different customs and laws. For their mutual preservation they banded together and crushed the neighbors who once wronged them. The Pact were once five independent states, dominated and terrorized by their neighbors. To understand the world of Avadon, one must understand that the player serves the Pact. While the graphics may be limited, well written texts give an excellent sense of atmosphere This third Avadon is no exception, dependent on Jeff Vogel's writing and on a time tested tactical RPG system to make it an engaging game. All the Avadon games are story driven and deal with difficult themes like war crimes, the corruption of power, and making choices where the destruction of innocent lives is nearly inevitable. Due to your office and your power, you are feared and hated. In all the Avadon games you play a hand of Avadon, sort of a combination of a secret police officer and an elite military operative.
Now, I'm reviewing my 8th Spiderweb game, Avadon: The Warborn, which is the third in the Avadon series. Four years ago I played my first Spiderweb game.
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