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| − | The Jade Brotherhood and Am Fah each use four of the eight professions available in [[Guild Wars Factions|Factions]]. The Jade Brotherhood uses [[warrior]]s, [[mesmer]]s, [[elementalist]]s, and [[ritualist]]s, while the Am Fah uses the remaining four: [[assassin]]s, [[ranger]]s, [[necromancer]]s, and [[monk]]s. The only exceptions to this rule are [[Sun, the Quivering]], who is an Am Fah Warrior, and [[Kenshi Steelhand]], who is a Jade Brotherhood Assassin. |
+ | The Jade Brotherhood and Am Fah each use four of the eight professions available in [[Guild Wars Factions|Factions]]. The Jade Brotherhood uses [[warrior]]s, [[mesmer]]s, [[elementalist]]s, and [[ritualist]]s, while the Am Fah uses the remaining four: [[assassin]]s, [[ranger]]s, [[necromancer]]s, and [[monk]]s. The only exceptions to this rule are [[Sun, the Quivering]], who is an Am Fah Warrior, and [[Kenshi Steelhand]], who is a Jade Brotherhood Assassin. Both of them are bosses. |
Revision as of 01:42, 24 December 2007
The banner of the Jade Brotherhood
The Jade Brotherhood is one of the two dominant gangs of Kaineng City, the other being the Am Fah. Together, these two gangs have control over all trade of Kaineng City, both legal and illegal. However, these gangs are locked in a constant state of warfare with each other, and only cooperate over occasional crackdowns on their activities. If either is to gain the upper hand over the other, it could lead to a monopoly, and a possible coup against the emperor. The emperor's personal agents ensure that this never happens.
The headquarters of the Jade Brotherhood is located on an island in the northwest corner of the Wajjun Bazaar area. Their current leader is Quufu. During the quest Straight to the Top it is the player's task to find and eliminate Quufu.
For a list of known members of the Jade Brotherhood, see: Category:Jade Brotherhood
Trivia
The Jade Brotherhood and Am Fah each use four of the eight professions available in Factions. The Jade Brotherhood uses warriors, mesmers, elementalists, and ritualists, while the Am Fah uses the remaining four: assassins, rangers, necromancers, and monks. The only exceptions to this rule are Sun, the Quivering, who is an Am Fah Warrior, and Kenshi Steelhand, who is a Jade Brotherhood Assassin. Both of them are bosses.