Sim Settlements Conqueror Faction - The Regulators

Requires Version 4. 2. 8 or Greater of Sim Settlements: Conqueror

Faction: The Regulators

Enough of our blood is on your hands. If there's more, blood will have blood.

Assault Support: Yes

Defender Support: Yes

Special Units: Yes

Decorations: Yes

Soundscape: Yes

Posters: Yes

Armor mashups (craftable): Yes

Faction NPCs with customized appearance: Yes

Faction branded hats: Yes

- currently 48 posters: salvage, scrap, security, food/water conservation, scavver, Regulators related (regarding vintage posters with Hitler/Hirohito, replaced them with Gunner, Institute, etc iconography); constructible under Workshop>Sim Settlements>Decorations

** - used the following outfits as base to make the mashups: jumpsuit, vault suit, radstag, flannel shirt, green shirt, drifter, military fatigues, army fatigues, longshoreman, hooded rags, armored coat

Example pics of posters and mashups can be seen in Images section.

The Regulators

Between angels and devils is the land of the living consisting largely of folks who are neither a caricature of good nor evil but who navigate the space in between. The Regulators navigate in this space. They do so not as a bog standard group of wastelanders but as a resourceful and defiant group of scavvers, traders and farmers. As leader of the Regulators, you have some friends. But, in this stark world, you have no allies and some formidable enemies. Your blood and the blood of your friends are on the hands of these enemies. It’s time to fight against the murder, pillaging, extortion and mayhem. It’s time to ‘regularize’ life in the Commonwealth. If other factions don’t keep their bloody hands off you and your stuff, there’ll be a reckoning. There will be blood. Do as you must to carry the day.

Prior to the Minutemen and the American Revolution, there were other struggles. One was called the War of Regulation or the Regulator Movement. A simplistic version of the story is that there were some colonists from western North Carolina who struggled against corruption and abuse of power. They weren’t idealistic in their ambition. Rather, they largely wanted to curtail the abuse and 'regularize' life. They banded together and accordingly became known as the Regulators. Some New Englanders (Minutemen) were aware of the Regulators. (In the future, one might be able to find out more about the Regulators in the Concord Museum and elsewhere.)

The Flag of the Regulators

The fess (horizontal stripes) on the Regulators flag represents the Charles River (blue) and the surrounding Commonwealth (olive green). The black represents the persist