Democratic Conservatives

A former banker turned firebrand reformer, Timothy’s years in finance were short-lived after he walked away over a lucrative deal he deemed unethical, leveraging his insider connections to fight for systemic change.

A scion of old money turned battlefield commander, Hugo Fletcher swapped the boardroom for the barracks before realizing politics was the next front—he’s sharp with people but famously stumbles over speeches.

A hardened strategist with a military background and a knack for making allies, Millicent Hamilton navigates Avalon’s power corridors with ruthless efficiency, leaving few who dare cross her path untouched.

A 25-year-old political operator with a knack for ruthless strategy, Margaret Holloway clawed her way up the ranks by leveraging her elite connections in business and politics, earning a reputation as someone who gets results—no matter the cost.

Duncan Johnson leveraged his early rise in high finance to become a master of political storytelling, using his media savvy to turn complex economic debates into viral narratives that resonate with a disillusioned generation of outsiders and reformers alike.

A career civil servant turned policy architect, Rupert Warren wields decades of institutional knowledge and media smarts to shape the party’s agenda with precision and influence.