Yeah one post about your hairy butt was enough for all of us...

Each of those accidental moonings occurred when I was not wearing pants in the first place, so I couldn't keep them on when I wasn't wearing them at all at the time. There is a perfectly reasonable explanation, but would take a while to explain and is not nearly as interesting as the ideas (and images) I"m sure some people have in their heads already.

I believe that eventually you will see most of the original factions being consumed by larger factions, as time goes by.

Highlanders and the Republic will merge, and rules will surface to make them able to coordinate together.

Most likely the same with the Raiders and Liao.

The Jade Falcons will come in, and start trouble. And where Falcons go, can Clan Wolf be far behind? There goes Steel Wolves.

Then the great houses themselves will get involved, absorbing each of their front-running factions (Dragons Fury, StormHammers, Swordsworn)

That leaves only the Spirit Cats hanging in the breeze as a long-term individual faction.

Howdo
I remember the same discussions about MK.some
factions being less popular than other may be eliminated,
to my knowledge,WK has never eliminated any faction
from any game.mergers,well maybe,but it is unwise to
speculate.
Mechlube Man

Why would WK eliminate any factions anyway? I can understand maybe allowing certain "allied" factions being able to make formations, however eliminating whole factions would sorta ruin the game I think.

Yes it would but I was just messager. The reason why I think the Rots and HL are becoming one is all the Hl whining about and the fact that its not just Rots campaign with HL Prizes. Read the Story line it deals with the prize peices. which are HL as I said. Also this different from when the campaigns prize system was going on both weeks have HL not just one.

As a ROTS player that is my fear.

I really don't want to see any factions being eliminated. Also, I hope WK doesn't go overboard with new factions.

I like to think of the Republic forces as rebuilding, rather than going extinct.