The Council of Nine

History
In 2840 PR, a rebellion was waged against the Eurasia Combine, with the stage of war centering on a giant structure discovered in the Draugrlands. The nine who led this fight for freedom became the leaders for the city that would follow, named Duvoch after one of its founders.

The inspiration that drove a nation to fight as one for their freedom also drove the movement to create the Vigilante Guild, a policing body made of the citizens, by the citizens, for the citizens. The Vigilante Creed was drafted alongside the Duvochian Charter of Rights and Conduct.

The Nine would oversee the various elements of the city’s growth and maintenance, and would have ultimate decision on laws proposed by Duvoch’s people, while the people would police themselves based on laws all were taught to know and enforce.

Since then, the Council of Nine has been an oligarchy preparing to become a constitutional monarchy, with the intent of passing seats down to the children of these leaders.

When Councilmen Newell is found dead in 2890 PR with no relatives, the city finds itself in a crisis of identity and prepares for its first ever democratic election.

Members
William Newell (deceased) - Department of Culture - Entertainment, Culture, Community, and Faith Engagement

Rosni Kirkman - Department of Infrastructure and Development - Engineering, Construction, and Infrastructure

Solomon Deschain - Department of Defense and Technology - Defense & Military, Technological Innovation

Gaila Simone - Department of Justice - Law & Enforcement

Lucy Gaiman - Department of Resources - Agriculture, Food, Water, and Waste Management

Tobias Kilroy - Department of Commerce - Labor & Economy

Desmond Singh - Department of Energy - Transportation, Power & Fuel

Ovara LuVisi - Department of Human Services - Communications, Education, and Social Care

Quinn Paladin - Department of Health - Health & Medical Care