Finnegren Family

The Finnegrens rose to prominence in Ireland during the early modern period, acquiring vast estates and influence under English rule. From their seat at Glenshae House, nestled in the hilly woodlands of County Down, they became one of the wealthiest Catholic families in the region. Publicly, they were philanthropists, clergy, Read more

The Meredydd Line

The Meredydd line comes from a long stretch of the west coast — Cardigan to Aberystwyth, and the all the weather-worn seaside towns between. They are known for being stubbornly independent, private, and deeply principled. Designation: Descendants of the Golden GlimmerShard Affinity: Ignis Desiderii (Desire / Ambition)Region of Rooting: Ceredigion Read more

Second Chances

Second Chances began in New York as a grassroots effort founded by Lore Dearborn, dedicated to helping the homeless and displaced reintegrate into society. Its mission focused on practical recovery—connecting individuals to employment opportunities, providing job training and interview preparation, and offering a permanent address for correspondence and government documentation. Read more

The Reliquiae

The Reliquiae formed as a breakaway faction from the Atharim, founded in secret by Eliot Languex and Helena Asquith after growing disillusioned with the Atharim’s policy of extermination and the public announcement of the Ascendancy that magic was real and the Atharim exist to erradicate them. Publicly fronted by Nox Read more

HexenTech

Applied Nanoscience & Cybernetic Systems Founded by Sage Parker, HexenTech operates in the liminal space between sanctioned innovation and experimental heresy. Specializing in adaptive nanotechnology, synthetic bio-systems, and cybernetic augmentation, the company’s mission is to “blur the line between the living and the built.” Officially a private R&D consultancy providing Read more

The Saint-Clair Family

The Saint-Clair family rose to prominence during the 10th century in Normandy, France. They were among the aristocratic families who supported the early Catholic Church’s efforts to unify Europe under Christian rule. Their name, derived from the Latin Sanctus Clarus (“Holy Bright”), reflects their roots. In the early 10th century, Read more