Pentagram Action Force

The PAF was formed in 1963, as an alternative plan to fight against the Christian Majority in Lansling. The PAF was an armed satanic extremist paramilitary who sought to use violence and brutality to curb down the Christian majority in Lansling and ensure the satanic believers safety and continuity in Lansling. The PAF remained inactive for at least a year, prompting speculation that they were using this time to arm themselves and strategically devise a plan to forcibly remove the Christian majority. Despite having once been a greatly feared terrorist group capable of inflicting significant harm on Lansling, they naively assumed that the LSF would ignore their activities and that Christians would not retaliate. The PAF anticipated a swift surrender from both the Christian community and the Lansling government, under the presumption that the local council considered the Lansling region inconsequential, thereby expecting lenient reparations. In 1964, the PAF initiated their armed campaign by launching a surprise attack and causing chaos during a significant local Christian gathering.

The armed campaign of the PAF was officially declared following this attack. In their address, the PAF emphasized that if the Christians relinquish their weapons and surrender, they would refrain from causing any harm. Over the course of at least a year, the PAF continuously launched armed assaults against Christians, receiving minimal reaction from the LSF and no retaliatory actions from the LRA. H In 1965, the PAG paramilitary group, comprising of Christians from Isonbridge, initiated an armed campaign against the PAF. Nevertheless, the PAF has yet to face any significant resistance and incurred only around 14 casualties in the initial month of the campaign. In fact, the PAF has inflicted considerable damage on the PAG, effectively expelling them from Kriffton and consolidating their authority in Isobridge through successful parades and persuasive speeches. By 1966, the PAF had already greatly weakened the PAG, as the latter had been subjected to numerous sniper attacks and bombings that had severely hampered its leadership. However, during the same year, the LPG, another Christian paramilitary group, initiated their armed campaign. Initially, the PAF assumed that the LPG would be susceptible to the same fate as the PAG, expecting a few sniper attacks and ambushes to cripple their leadership. However, unlike the PAG, who primarily relied on bats and knives, the LPG presented a formidable force armed with modern weaponry, catching the PAF off-guard. The LPG fiercely resisted the PAF's efforts, inflicting significant damage to their influence in Kriffton within a matter of months. The PAF was identified by the LSF as a hazardous armed group with the potential to inflict significant harm on Lansling and its stability. For a period of at least four months, the PAF and LPG engaged in aggressive confrontations, until both factions eventually began reducing their attacks. Both the LPG and PAF were vying for control over Kriffton, acknowledging that losing dominance in this area would result in relinquishing full control over the core of Lansling. Consequently, this would gradually undermine and weaken the religious beliefs of the opposing sides.

From 1964 to 1970, the PAF exhibited consistent success and remained ahead in various instances, despite facing setbacks such as failed shootings and bomb attacks. The progressive decline of Christianity and the simultaneous rise of satanism indicated that the PAF was steadily accomplishing its primary objectives. However, the PAF encountered difficulties in eradicating the LRA and struggled to effectively respond to their armed campaign. The OAF and LPG, both well-armed paramilitary groups, retaliated vigorously and inflicted significant losses upon the PAF. After Antrim's militarisation, the PAF encountered numerous setbacks in 1970. A failed shooting incident at a hospital dealt a significant blow to Satanism, while Christianity began to gain momentum. It is widely believed that 1970 marked the year when the PAF's decline became apparent, with diminishing influence and a severe lack of accessible weapon caches leaving them highly vulnerable. The LRA further exacerbated the PAF's instability by undertaking a brutal operation, meticulously eradicating the remaining strongholds of the PAF. During the final two years of the Unders Conflict, the PAF faced depletion of resources and was rendered incapable of initiating further attacks. Concurrently, Satanism experienced a decline in numbers due to the PAF's failure in safeguarding the Satanist community from the LRA. Consequently, the PAF incessantly encountered defeat and were gradually pushed out of Kriffton and other cities. Despite the unfavorable circumstances, the PAF persisted in their armed campaign, relying solely on pistols, while their adversaries, the LRA and LSF, possessed formidable large rifles. Recognizing the futility of their position, the PAF commenced peace negotiations in 1975. Eventually, in 1976, they brought an end to their armed campaign, acknowledging the diminishing importance and limited size of the Satanic community they aimed to protect. However, the PAF did caution that they might reemerge in the future.