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==Structure==

{{Quote|[[Forum:Seriviks|Sis's]] lot was... colorful to say the least. The base was mostly composed of the bog-standard pirate you often see, the Claws were murderers, the Hyena Pack were psychopaths, the Splicers were fanatical. These guys, however, are hardened, crafty militants that can easily wipe out a small army. That's why I wholeheartedly fear these guys.|[[User:Joskaa|Joskaa]]}}

Unlike other [[Fallen]] Houses and criminal enterprises, the Anarchy's Children almost bears a militaristic structure rather than the criminal elements or disorganized, zealous pirate. They are easily distinguished from their rival counterparts by their abundant tan armor and dark blue clothing. Usually, these units will be seen adorned with dark blue scarves covering their masks or with capes and belts hanging from their backs and hips usually seen with a faded out Jackal symbol or, rarely, either a Winter or Wolf banner. Their armor will also appear to carry a bunch of pre-[[Golden Age]] military tech, grafted with Fallen tech and not, as well as a bunch of other Fallen provisions and arms. Meanwhile, the automata and vehicles such as [[Shank]]s, [[Fallen Walker]]s and Skiffs are mainly tan with rushed, hastily painted dark blue lines and symbols covering them.

As previously mentioned, Anarchy's Children follows a more militaristic and authoritarian structure compared to other Fallen groups. They are headed by their commanding [[Baron]]ess, [[Forum:Mazivas, Baroness of Mayhem|Mazivas]], who has a great distaste for the classic [[Fallen]] caste system and prefers direct control over the military organization. There is a sort of [[Prime Servitor]] Anarchy's Children use to acquire the much needed sustenance for the Fallen, but it isn't worshipped or tended to by an [[Archon]] as the aforementioned position is outlawed by the Baroness-in-Charge, rather, a company of engineers or it itself tends to it. The last difference between this group and the Houses and Syndicates they go against is the means to ascension, which is based off combat efficiency and military prestige rather than the hoarding, scavenging tithe of the pirates and criminals.

==Leadership==

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 {{Quote|[[Forum:Seriviks|Sis's]] lot was... colorful to say the least. The base was mostly composed of the bog-standard pirate you often see, the Claws were murderers, the Hyena Pack were psychopaths, the Splicers were fanatical. These guys, however, are hardened, crafty militants that can easily wipe out a small army. That's why I wholeheartedly fear these guys.|[[User:Joskaa|Joskaa]]}}
+Unlike other [[Fallen]] Houses and criminal enterprises, the Anarchy's Children almost bears a militaristic structure rather than the criminal elements or disorganized, zealous pirate. They are easily distinguished from their rival counterparts by their abundant tan armor and dark blue clothing. Usually, these units will be seen adorned with dark blue scarves covering their masks or with capes and belts hanging from their backs and hips usually seen with a faded out Jackal symbol or, rarely, either a Winter or Wolf banner. Their armor will also appear to carry a bunch of pre-[[Golden Age]] military tech, grafted with Fallen tech and not, as well as a bunch of other Fallen provisions and arms. Meanwhile, the automata and vehicles such as [[Shank]]s, [[Fallen Walker]]s and Skiffs are mainly tan with rushed, hastily painted dark blue lines and symbols covering them.
+As previously mentioned, Anarchy's Children follows a more militaristic and authoritarian structure compared to other Fallen groups. They are headed by their commanding [[Baron]]ess, [[Forum:Mazivas, Baroness of Mayhem|Mazivas]], who has a great distaste for the classic [[Fallen]] caste system and prefers direct control over the military organization. There is a sort of [[Prime Servitor]] Anarchy's Children use to acquire the much needed sustenance for the Fallen, but it isn't worshipped or tended to by an [[Archon]] as the aforementioned position is outlawed by the Baroness-in-Charge, rather, a company of engineers or it itself tends to it. The last difference between this group and the Houses and Syndicates they go against is the means to ascension, which is based off combat efficiency and military prestige rather than the hoarding, scavenging tithe of the pirates and criminals.
 ==Leadership==