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Safez of Roarborne (appeared 11 December 2025) is a Lionarchic politician currently serving as the leader of the Lionarchic Roarist Party. He assumed leadership of the Lionarchic Roarist Party on 11 December 2025, succeeding his brother and party founder, Scor of Roarborne. Safez is a member of the Solarite ethnic minority and is a member of the Roarborne family.

Safez's early leadership was characterized by the appointment of his siblings into key portfolios. He put Sabah in charge of foreign affairs, appointed Sifad as head of internal affairs and kept Scor in command of the Lionarchic Roarist Armed Forces (LRAF). This centralization around the Roarborne Family led to internal friction, most notably a power struggle with Salah, who aimed to reform the political party to the original Roarist ideology over the family-centric governance favored by Safez and the Roarborne family.

Early life

Family and background

Safez of Roarborne appeared on 11 December 2025 in Eindhoven. He is a member of the House of Roarborne, an affluent Solarite family with significant influence in the government. His father is Sulay of Roarborne, who had four children. Safez was the fourth son. His three older brothers include Scor, Sifad and Sabah. Scor has two sons, Scer and Scar. Safez has three sons, Sabbel, Sabbar and Saher.

Academic history

Safez pursued a higher education at the university of Solarha, where he studied politics. At the university he met several future officials, including Faisal and Abdul.

Military career

Safez entered officer's training for a short while around December 2025. He climbed the ranks to lieutenant swiftly, befriending several other lions who joined the Lionarchic Roarist Party. He later discontinued his training, focusing on

Personality

Safez's demeanour is reportedly very calm. He is also viewed as highly intelligent. Safez "thinks strategically to gain influence in politics" according to several associates.

Safez confirmed he favours his eldest son, Sabbel. Safez aims to establish a de facto hereditary presidency with Sabbel next in line.

Party rule

The Lionarchic Roarist Party was established on 2 December 2025 by Scor, only nine days before Safez reappeared. On 11 December 2025, Safez reappeared and took control of the party. Safez was widely regarded as being more charming than Scor. The party immediately saw a drastic increase in popularity after Safez started leading the party. Shortly after Safez took over party leadership, prominent lions including Kareem, Abdul and Faisal also joined the Lionarchic Roarist Party.

Elections

During the election on 2 January 2026, the Lionarchic Roarist Party obtained 39 out of 250 seats under Safez's leadership.

Political ideology and beliefs

Safez adheres to Roarism, which aims to establish a Solarite-dominated republic with an exclusive democratic elections. Though Roarism opposes any royal family to be in power, Roarists and primarily Roarbornes aim to establish a hereditary presidency, which is widely classified as a de facto monarchy.

Notes & Trivia

Safez is based on Hafez al-Assad, former president of Syria and father of Bashar al-Assad, also a former president of Syria.

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-'''Safez of Roarborne''' (appeared 11 December 2025) is a [[Lionarchy|Lionarchic]] politician and [[Leader of the Leeuwarchistisch Roaristische Partij|leader]] of the [[Leeuwarchistisch Roaristische Partij|Lionarchic Roarist Party]]. He is a [[Solarite]], an ethnic minority in the Lionarchy. He is part of the [[House of Roarborne|Roarborne family]].
+'''Safez of Roarborne''' (appeared 11 December 2025) is a [[Lionarchy|Lionarchic]] politician currently serving as the [[Leader of the Leeuwarchistisch Roaristische Partij|leader]] of the [[Leeuwarchistisch Roaristische Partij|Lionarchic Roarist Party]]. He assumed leadership of the Lionarchic Roarist Party on 11 December 2025, succeeding his brother and party founder, [[Scor of Roarborne]]. Safez is a member of the [[Solarites|Solarite]] ethnic minority and is a member of the [[House of Roarborne|Roarborne family]].
-Safez entered the Lionarchic politics by joining the Roarist party. His older brother, [[Scor of Roarborne]], had founded the party and handed over leadership to Safez on 11 December 2025. The Roarborne family had established the party and placed several family members in key positions. Safez put his brother [[Sabah of Roarborne|Sabah]] in charge of external relations, [[Sifad of Roarborne|Sifad]] in charge of internal affairs and [[Scor of Roarborne|Scor]] remained in charge of the [[Roarist Armed Forces]] (RAF). However, Safez also competed for influence with other party members, predominantly [[Salah]]. Safez sought to centralize influence around the Roarborne family, whereas Salah retained a strict adherence to Roarist principles.
+Safez's early leadership was characterized by the appointment of his siblings into key portfolios. He put [[Sabah of Roarborne|Sabah]] in charge of foreign affairs, appointed [[Sifad of Roarborne|Sifad]] as head of internal affairs and kept [[Scor of Roarborne|Scor]] in command of the [[Lionarchic Roarist Armed Forces]] (LRAF). This centralization around the Roarborne Family led to internal friction, most notably a power struggle with [[Salah]], who aimed to reform the political party to the original Roarist ideology over the family-centric governance favored by Safez and the Roarborne family.
 == Early life ==
+=== Family and background ===
-=== Appearance & family ===
+Safez of Roarborne appeared on 11 December 2025 in Eindhoven. He is a member of the [[House of Roarborne]], an affluent [[Solarites|Solarite]] family with significant influence in the government. His father is [[Sulay of Roarborne]], who had four children. Safez was the fourth son. His three older brothers include [[Scor of Roarborne|Scor]], [[Sifad of Roarborne|Sifad]] and [[Sabah of Roarborne|Sabah]]. Scor has two sons, [[Scer of Roarborne|Scer]] and [[Scar of Roarborne|Scar]]. Safez has three sons, [[Sabbel of Roarborne|Sabbel]], [[Sabbar of Roarborne|Sabbar]] and [[Saher of Roarborne|Saher]].
-Safez appeared on 11 December 2025 in Eindhoven. He is a member of the [[House of Roarborne]]. The Roarbornes are widely regarded as a wealthy and influential [[Solarites|Solarite]] family. Safez's documented relatives include his father, [[Sulay of Roarborne|Sulay]], older brother [[Scor of Roarborne|Scor]] and younger brother [[Sifad of Roarborne|Sifad]]. Scor has two sons, [[Scer of Roarborne|Scer]] and [[Scar of Roarborne|Scar]]. Safez has three sons, [[Sabbel of Roarborne|Sabbel]], [[Sabbar of Roarborne|Sabbar]] and [[Saher of Roarborne|Saher]]. Because of Safez's high ranking positions, he is regarded as the de facto head of the family, since no one was ever officially appointed as head.
 === Academic history ===
-In Safez's early years he appeared to be highly intelligent. He finished a full education in the [[Tigerium]] before the [[Void-Event]] absorbed him. Though there is no evidence, the Roarborne family claims Safez also skipped several grades. Leaked documents also indicate that Safez extensively studied politics.
+Safez pursued a higher education at the university of [[Solarha]], where he studied politics. At the university he met several future officials, including [[Faisal]] and [[Abdul]].
 === Military career ===
-Safez entered officer's training for a short while around December 2025. He climbed the ranks to lieutenant swiftly, but appeared to have no particular interest in military command.
+Safez entered officer's training for a short while around December 2025. He climbed the ranks to lieutenant swiftly, befriending several other lions who joined the Lionarchic Roarist Party. He later discontinued his training, focusing on
 == Personality ==
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 === Elections ===
-During the first elections on 2 January 2026, the Lionarchic Roarist Party reached 39 out of 250 seats.
+During the [[2 January 2026 Lionarchic general election|election on 2 January 2026]], the Lionarchic Roarist Party obtained 39 out of 250 seats under Safez's leadership.
 == Political ideology and beliefs ==