The Conservative Bloc

A self-made entrepreneur turned political firebrand, Tobias Bolton commands stage and boardroom alike with his unpolished charm and laser-focused ambition, never straying from his principles—or his hunger for power.

A reclusive academic with a fortune inherited from his family’s industrial legacy, Nathaniel Clark drafts policy with cold precision, preferring the quiet influence of think tanks over public spectacle.

A former trade union negotiator turned party insider, Eleanor Clayton built her reputation by turning scrappy grassroots campaigns into lasting political power, fiercely protective of her chosen movement and its leaders.

Raised in a factory town, Adelaide Mitchell worked her way up from labor organizer to trusted advisor, earning respect for her unshakable principles and unparalleled ability to bridge divides between workers, CEOs, and lawmakers.

A longtime political insider with a knack for spin, Hugo O’Connor cultivated relationships across industries, turning media savvy into a powerful tool for shaping the national conversation.

Vera Richardson carved a niche as a political wildcard, blending her sharp instincts for power with eccentric stunts that kept her in the public eye, all while maintaining an insider’s web of connections across industries and factions.

A decorated officer turned political strategist, her commanding presence and sharp rhetoric made her a rising star, though she prefers to wield influence quietly rather than seek the limelight.

Emily Walker honed her analytical precision in corporate boardrooms before leveraging her family fortune and media savvy to become a power broker, shaping policies behind the scenes while maintaining a carefully crafted public image.