I vote to other kind of faction. I'd like to suggest foccusing on angels.
So, we have Sareth? And he has already sealed his father? Hum...my idea of having someone to unseal Kha,
again, sounds rather too much repetitive. It's like: "here, he goes again...", don't you think?
I mean, nagas don't need to be introduced so early in the storyline.
Say that, now that Kah is sealed, who else could use this event as a way to spread wings all over the world? Not meaning to that it is a must to have a villain, but the speculation itself of who would take place on evil's job could be the villain itself - the fear. :fear:
Of course, there are those factions that have some sort of 'evil' themselves, but that's all about having someone who seems 'good'. If there's no good, there's no evil. But the greater evil or good, what are those?
What about exploring a bit more Sareth?
Knowing that he has already finished his mission, maybe we could bring up a real way to finish off any means of his father to return, by destroying himself and becoming "the eternal seal", bound endlessly around Kha, as a punishment.
But that would mean there's someone interested in using Kha for some other purposes or just the action of making him return to create chaos, maybe a diversion under other circumstances and interests.
What do you think of it?
Suggestion for the first campaign - Neutral faction - Winds of Change
First Scenario:
The Eyeless Magi
Sareth's thoughts:
"Which of those who bear almighty gaze lingers in this world, living and dying...who, amongst all the so-called wise of the studies and cartographs, and teachers, and acolytes, and wizards, and humans, have the sight of the entire world? Who is the one that have seen through it all...?"
Scene cuts to a farland (imagine its surroundings as you please), a very old road, leading into a fissure on a beautiful giant black stone, shapes of transcedental meaning all etched over it, as if it would describe all races in a lifetime with no certain end. There was an eye in the centre of the circle of the shapes and, written in a very old language, it said: "Thee gaze rest upon mine".
'Deriberately', whispered. 'Mine upon yours...finally here'.
He looked around to check whether he was alone of not, since he was not sure he disposed of the unwanted company days ago. "Undead", he thought with dislike. But then he saw someone coming on the road, in a rather solemn manner. Even if not moving fast, the figure was coming in waves, as if pulsing in his own wake. Even so, Sareth realized it was not to move, that they were somewhat expecting each other. Just after they were several feet away from each other is that the newcomer stopped moving. Wearing a pure white robe emblazoned with a golden phoenix on the right sleeve, it was a woman of eternal beauty. Her hair was dark, almost black and it was almost knee-length. She was wearing nothing more than the robes.
Her gaze was piercing, although wonderful and peaceful. Great yellow eyes, with a faint pearly glow in their depths. When she spoke, it was as if she was talking inside him.
At that same time, while they spoke to each other, a legion of goblins were fleeing from an apparently havoc happening around a recently destroyed human town. The reason was that many knights have arrived to defend the place. One of them was a hooded black man, He was the only one not carrying a griphon banner.
Instead of it, he was wielding a shield with a fox emblazoned on it. All his outfit seemed to be light, as if he was a scout.
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For now, I suggested a bit of elements.
Who's the black man? What Sareth and the Lady talking to each other and what place was that? And while we develop the story, we might add some features such as spells, battles, etc., and plus, having the votes, we can start going on with the faction with the most votes. What do you, people, say?
). Otherwise, there'd be demons everywhere and it'd be kinda dull. 
That'll be a bit more difficult introducing them. 
