IV. Character Affiliations

[/b] The Enlightened are referred to as such because they represent the bulk of the human-mythos unification. Both sides mutually benefit from one another in a variety of ways, the most notable of which is the sharing of knowledge between the two worlds. They also staunchly oppose the actions of mythos hunters, especially those who operate under the Gnosis banner as many of them indiscriminately target mythos and humans who have bonded with them. The integration of human and mythos societies has also seen a rebirth in law enforcement, of which ranks are now comprised of both humans and mythos acting as public servants to this new society to ensure the safety of its citizens.[/div][/td][/tr]
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[/b] Neutrals are those content to live within the human-mythos society but choose not to involve themselves in the conflicts they may face against those who seek to tear apart this fledgling alliance. Neutrals will attack either side of the spectrum out of self-defense or for any other reason. Unlike the rogues or Gnosis, they are not for or against the separation of mythos and humans as they are comfortable with their new lives in this society. But unlike the Enlightened, they avoid clashes of ideals and merely wish to live their lives as they see fit, and remain on neither side over the conflict.[/div][/td][/tr]
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[/b] As the name implies, a rogue is a mythos that dislikes the implemented human-mythos societal system. Many seek the separation of humans and mythos, believing that humans are nothing but a plague on this planet and their continued existence would surely see the end of the world. They often seek to cause chaos and destruction in human society by any variety of means. Other rogues, however, may have completely different reasons for what they do, and for that may implement less violent methods. But the end goal is the same; to bring about subjugation or destruction of humans and re-establish the mythos as masters of this realm.[/div][/td][/tr]
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[/b] Gnosis is a human-centric organization consisting of mainly mythos hunters that seek to separate the human and mythos worlds. Very little, if anything, is known about them except that they may have existed long before recorded human history. At first glance there appears to be little organization amongst their ranks as they often appear to work alone or in groups that seem independent of one another. A deep examination would reveal that there is an organized hierarchy within the organization. The upper echelons of this hierarchy, including the leader or leaders, are shrouded in complete mystery. The members of Gnosis often report in via liaisons or other heavily secure indirect methods.

While the overall agenda of Gnosis is the separation of human and mythos worlds, the reasons for joining this organization varies on a personal level from hunter to hunter. Some wish to see this separation realized while others are content on destroying every mythos they encounter. As there is little to no contact with the leaders, whoever they may be, the goal of human-mythos separation is an object of speculation. From what little can be gathered, they are organized, and they are apparently well-funded. But beyond that, no one knows where they convene, or what the inner workings of the organization are.[/div][/td][/tr]
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