The Fulcrum vehemently condemns any affiliation with organizations involved in the black market or the trade of illicit goods and openly refuses to engage in business with them. This unwavering position is rooted in pragmatism, recognizing that Marcandrians generally despise illegal dealings. The Fulcrum fully understands that any hint of involvement in illicit trade would lead to substantial public backlash and potential boycotts. Consequently, they consider the risk far too great to even contemplate engaging in such activities. While a few Fulcrum members clandestinely engage in unlawful transactions, the organization swiftly expels any members caught participating in such activities.
The Fulcrum's official stance is that of neutrality when it comes to the Marcandrian succession crisis that started in the wake of the royal family's murder in the winter of 1349 AD. However, as the crisis progressed, an increasing number of Fulcrum members have started voicing their favor of de Vesci's claim.
+The Fulcrum's official stance is that of neutrality when it comes to the Marcandrian succession crisis that started in the wake of the royal family's murder in the winter of 1349 AD. However, as the crisis progressed, an increasing number of Fulcrum members have started voicing their favor of de Vesci's claim.