Warriors of Honor

The Warriors of Honor (WoH) emerged as a unified martial faction, a coalition of clans spread across Wong Chee's diverse landscapes, galvanized into formation as a reaction to Emperor Netsakio Hatsumoto's cession of sovereignty and modernization initiatives in collaboration with the Quantonian Empire. Established on 16/07/2888, this alliance was a response not just to a political shift, but a perceived existential threat to the ancient customs and way of life intrinsic to Wong Chee's identity.
Leading this traditionalist alliance was Clan Tekichoto, a clan renowned for its sizable influence and strategic locale within the southern snow-clad territories of Wong Chee. As the Emperor and his heir met untimely ends, the WoH transcended its initial purpose, morphing into a more organized and zealous resistance force against the technological and cultural encroachment posed by the Quantonian Empire.
In terms of warfare, the WoH's methodology is steeped in ancestral combat styles, with a pronounced emphasis on blades, archery, and the ways of the warrior. While their adherence to traditional arms places them at a distinct disadvantage in the face of modern ballistic warfare, foreign sympathizers—comprised of change-seeking civilians and profit-driven mercenaries—provide a contemporary counterbalance with their supply of firearms and modern tactics. Despite a fundamental dissonance in martial philosophy, the WoH clans have acquiesced to this alliance of convenience, recognizing the strategic benefit of incorporating such allies.
The Warriors of Honor's intimate knowledge of Wong Chee's terrains grants them a pronounced edge in guerrilla engagements. These warriors, forged in the cradle of tradition, exhibit unparalleled bravery and skill, with numerous accounts of their courage in the face of overwhelming odds. Legends recount the feats of archers downing imperial VTOLs with nothing but their arrows—a testament to their prowess and indomitable spirit.
Culturally, the WoH is a tapestry of clan-centric traditions, with each faction contributing its unique customs and codes to the collective ethos. Yet, a universally shared belief in the sanctity of their heritage and way of life unites them, fusing them into a formidable opponent to foreign domination.
The Warriors of Honor lay claim to swathes of Wong Chee, primarily composed of villages and small towns artfully blended into the natural landscape, often shielded from aerial detection through ingenious camouflage techniques. Sympathizers bolster these territories with makeshift outposts, leveraging stolen or contributed imperial hardware to fortify their position, including the deployment of concealed Anti-Air defenses.
The ethos and martial culture of the Warriors of Honor harken back to the Feudal Coalition of Wong Chee (FCWC), a venerable force from the era of the Eastern Colonial Wars. Much like their ancestors, the WoH embody a continuity of resistance—upholding a legacy of martial honor and resisting the dilution of their storied culture in the face of relentless modernization and foreign influence.