Player: Ingrid Bjørnstad

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Themes: nostalgia, monarchy, noblesse oblige

When an ordinary child discovered that they were somewhat related to old Revacholian royalty, it changed their life. Or rather, it changed how they saw the world from that moment on. Their family was still poor and had no political power whatsoever, but Aubin knew they were royalty and should be treated as such. Their parents were naturally worried, especially when Aubin changed their name to reflect their heritage, but they did not intervene. Now Aubin is renting a flat with their fellow students, who deserve so much less than Aubin does, and trying to finish their history degree. Their roomates mock them for their beliefs mercilessly, but they will have to respect them when the suzerainists take the reins once again. Aubin is also a passionate artist, capturing the long-lost grace of the monarchy (painting/graffiti).

Factions: Apartment Block B , Petanque Club , Von Bergen Nostalgia , The Pyramid Scheme , The Suzerainists/The Globalists

Player: Janet Rybka

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Themes: greater vs. individual good, escaping poverty, loss of ideals, suzerainism

Nour came into La Cage to be with their kid, Gabriel, maybe even to save them. They stayed much longer than anyone would have expected, but it is unclear whether that was due to necessity or some new feelings that developed during their stay with the Deers.

They even managed to keep their job, doing some sort of paperwork for somebody, always filling out papers and carrying them out of La Cage. Most people are puzzled: is this enough to make a living, or are they just living off the Deers? And what is actually their plan? Are they hiding from something? Hiding to do something? The noose of gossip is drawing closer and closer to the real nature of Nour's deal. But it is guaranteed that when they find out, they will be in for quite a surprise.

Factions: Apartment Block B , The Suzerainists/The Globalists , Von Bergen Nostalgia

Player: Jan Kuchař

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Themes: capitalism, greed, entitlement, privilege, inheritance, fascism

If Sterling was lucky for a slum kid, their child, Ardor, was luckier than most in La Cage. Born to relative comfort, they feel very entitled to their good fortune and their family’s position and determined to improve it. After finishing their Central Jamrock high school education, they came back home full of ideas about how to improve their parents’ struggling family business - mainly by focusing on the bottom line, cutting costs and not coddling the ungrateful riff-raff who work for them.
They persuaded their parent to put Ardor in charge of managing the day-to-day operations of the workshop, and since then, they have been gradually tightening the screws. They regularly clash with their parent and others in their family about their pragmatic, cutthroat strategies and have taken to occasionally going around their parent altogether - better to ask forgiveness than permission, after all.

Factions: Apartment Block B , Von Bergen Nostalgia , Iron Cadence

Player: Matěj Bělohoubek

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Themes: traditionalism, prejudice, care, soft power

Zair is deeply convinced that the world is a good, right place. Of course, not everyone might make it - but good things happen to good people. Just look at how Sterling, their parent, pulled themselves up by their bootstraps! While their sibling Ardor focused on business, Zair decided to follow their passion for the community and shaping hearts and minds, and became a teacher - they believe that words are often the greatest weapon. They love their job and see all the neighbourhood’s children as their own - and like a good parent, they are ready to separate the wheat from the chaff. Their smooth and caring nature makes them well-respected by the parents, and they work hard to ensure that good and deserving children will have the futures they should have. And the bad seeds, those whose parents are drunkards, immigrants or layabouts - well, Zair knows how to cleverly apply discipline and humiliation to teach them their place.
After all, what is so bad about a bit of a return to tradition? People knew how to do things back in the day.

Factions: Apartment Block B , Von Bergen Nostalgia , Iron Cadence

Player: Andrius Ūdra

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Themes: fanaticism, keeping up appearances, parental abuse (perpetrator), suzeranism

Not only are their ancestors known for helping build the Revacholian Empire, but one of them was also the local legendary hero who saved King Frissel from a horrible Mazovian ambush. The fact that such a luminous, talented person decided to stay in La Cage only shows their local patriotism.
Together with their spouse Addison, Paris promised to put the noble and deserving ones back to the top of the society where they belong, to protect the honest, hard-working people of La Cage and, of course, to eliminate the immoral parasites. Even though the Mazovians disappeared, their ideas are still a threat. The same goes for the Globalists, who want to sell Revachol to foreign powers for their own benefit. All these traitors must be vanquished, and Paris dedicates all their resources and intelligence to that end.
Paris practically adopted one of their neighbours, Frankie Baciu, hoping that this hopeful teenager would have a positive influence on Joan, their heir, who was born frail and shy. Within the von Bergen family, however, Frankie came out of their rude bully shell and turned out to be surprisingly smart and bold.
Paris is an aristocratic Suzerainist leader and a political person through and through. Even if some people claim being a political leader is not a real job.

Factions: Apartment Block A , Von Bergen Nostalgia , The Suzerainists/The Globalists , Bearded Vulture Club

Player: Mike Królikowski

Factions: The Unseen , Von Bergen Nostalgia , Iron Cadence , Church of La Cage