The Advent-Treers Company

The Advent-Treers Co. formed in response to the dangers of wilderness in the Bailey. When the first expedition of lumberers were sent out, returned reporting of easily handled wildlife. The second expedition had a much worse time, with reports of trees leaking spores from wounds that choked out the air as they were cut into; bears with thick plates of bones that rendered the guns the hunters brought useless. By the time the third came back, Founders Tim Timberland and "Crow" Cabot knew this was a budding opportunity for fortune and fame. They gathered trophy hunters and thrill seekers alike to hunt and conquer a world that would ever grow more hostile. Harvesting not just from the land but the critters that hunted them, coming back with amazing trophies and the supplies to grow society.

Should one wish to work for them and explore a new world every day, join up with one of our three subranches today!

The Timberlands are the real beating heart of any Adventreer expedition. Experts in machines and vehicles, the Timberlands are extraction experts that focus on exploiting a site for maximum profit. Many of them deck themselves up in protective gear head to toe to protect themselves from the floral responses as they cut down and gather the various resources in the area, loading and transporting them back on haulers that they upgrade and improve on between trips. To them stagnation means death, and growth means life. And they intend to keep growing.

The Skull Hunters are the backbone of the operation. Trophy hunters and trappers dedicated to garnering more fame and more adornments for their armor. Boosting an array of armaments designed to cover the possible adaptations. They believe in constantly challenging yourself against greater and greater threats all for the sake of profit and pride.

Finally, the Carrion Coalition is dedicated to finding ways of making the adaptations of nature work for us, graverobbers and crafters that specialize in either making things from critter parts or grafting them onto others.