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Rhodes Island
The most advanced Infected research institution in the world, Rhodes Island is not afraid to employ the Infected. They are known to go deep into hazardous areas to take care of issues related to the Infected. They are currently working with many governments, corporations, and NGOs to uncover the causes of an Infected riot on an unprecedented scale. Your decisions will have a significant impact on how Rhodes Island will proceed.
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Infected
Those infected by Originium Ore. The fatality rate of Oripathy is theoretically 100%. The threat of contagion remains upon the carrier’s death. Combined with the threat of dangerous, unknown powers, most countries have chosen to expel the Infected. Left stateless, the Infected had no clear path to life. But recently, the Infected have begun to gather around the radical resistance movement known as "Reunion."
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Originiums
As the world was torn apart by Catastrophes of unknown origin, Originium ore began to appear. With advances in technology, the power of the ore was harnessed to push civilization forward. But Originium ore also gave birth to the Infected.
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Reunion
A radical Infected organization, Reunion rallies around the cause of Infected nationalism, rejecting racial and national identities. They aggressively push for acquisition and exploitation of Infected power. Reunion uses violence in their push for justice, having gone so far as to destroy an entire city.
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Originium Arts
After the discovery of Originium ore, people mastered a technique for the manipulation and transformation of matter using the power of the ore. The technique came to be called Originium Arts, and often simply "Arts." Whether a person can use Arts, and what forms those Arts may take is determined by both physiology and study in the field of Originium Arts.
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Nomadic City
These cities are built on special structures and can be moved. The threat of Catastrophe meant that every nation would need to be constantly on the move to avoid disaster, giving rise to this technology. The structures continued to expand as engineers developed new ways to add buildings and facilities to them, eventually becoming sprawling, mobile cities.