Corvus (Library)

Corvus lists all relevant cortex entries of Society sub section found in the Library main section of the Cortex.

Collection Details

A total of 5 cortex entries make reference to the Corvus.

The following Cortex Entries tell about the Corvus and how they operate and what they do as a Faction.

Corvus (1)

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Corvus is the diplomatic and intelligence arm of Bastion. They are masters of intrigue and covert operations, answering directly to the Emperor of Antium. Corvus operatives monitor regions across Bastion and beyond for threats against human civilization, with particular interest in the Dominion. It was Corvus that first used cyphers for code-breaking and long-distance communication to keep a close eye on potential enemies. The organization gets its name from Legion of Dawn lancer Sanadeen, who was nicknamed Corvus, after the small blackbird.

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Corvus (2)

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Blackbird sittin’ on the wall,
Watching all the Ursix fall.
Did they shout for help or push them down?
Secret arm of the ember crown

— Children's Verse

Tassyn (1)

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Tassyn is an agent of Corvus. She's intelligent and deeply loyal to the safety and survival of Antium. Her information is always accurate, but she never shares more than is necessary.

Tassyn (2)

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Corvus field team at listening post [REDACTED], agents numbering [REDACTED], failed to report this morning. Recon team located their remains in [REDACTED]. Cause of death: weapons fire, assailants unknown. Names to be released to next of kin only.

— Found in Fort Tarsis security logs

Tassyn (3)

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The corvus is a bird of remarkable intelligence, famed for its problem-solving skills and its ruthlessness in defending nesting sites. But less well-known is how long their memories are. Those who have raided nests find themselves chased by angry birds even decades later. Corvus remember, and they pass information along forever.

— From Birds of Bastion: A Field Guide by Declan Sumner