The Conter Administration

Beginnings
Conter, upon assuming leadership of TFA, had little experience with the Civil War community. Having been for the most part a builder and scripter, Conter only took TFA as a measure to keep it out of what he saw as less responsible hands. By the end of his two terms as leader, Conter had presided over one of the most radical administrations in TFA's history, and arguably one of the most productive.

The First Conter Administration
By April of 2017, Loveablestalker had grown tired of leading like he always does. With Love left with few options as to who to give the group to, Conter stepped forward as a candidate. Promised that his role would be temporary, Conter took TFA with a deal of reluctance but settled into his new role as general-in-chief well.

The Second Conter Administration
The second and more eventful term of Conter's leadership saw many of the policies he is remembered for implemented. This followed two weeks of leadership by Love and Wimmish before they gave up on leading in favor of founding a crusader group.

Internal Reforms
Conter believed the cause of TFA's back-to-back losses in raids to be the result of ineffective and freeranked officers. He undertook a program to demote and replace any officer who had received his rank in less than a month's time or who was seen as incompetent.

The Ultimatum
TFA, as Conter saw it, had suffered unfairly at the hands of what he thought was a rigged raid system that put CSA's interests before the concept of fairness. After having seen the failure of reform attempts made under Loveablestalker's leadership, he had an ultimatum drafted and presented at a meeting of community leaders. It's rejection prompted him to withdraw TFA from the original Civil War community, figuring it'd be better to go at it alone rather than face repetitious losses in raids and a community that refused to change.