Nationalist Far Broadlands

A once-aspiring journalist turned ambitious party strategist, Phoebe Adams rose through the ranks by mastering media narratives and cultivating unshakable loyalty to the leadership, driven by a belief that power must serve a greater vision.

A decorated former soldier turned media strategist, Dorothy Bennett leverages her sharp instincts and unyielding principles to shape the national conversation while staying untouched by the scandals that plague lesser politicians.

A working-class charmer who rose from factory floors to radio studios, Jonathan Marshall knows how to turn a phrase—and a crowd—into political power, his blue-collar roots shaping every fiery broadcast.

A decorated veteran turned union organiser, Clarissa Montgomery leverages her military discipline and media savvy to mobilise working-class voters while striking pragmatic compromises with party hardliners.

A smooth-talking former corporate lobbyist turned firebrand activist, Samuel O'Connor built his reputation rallying disaffected youth before leveraging his charm and elite connections into a fast-track political career.

A flamboyant policy wonk with a penchant for late-night manifesto drafting and early-morning Twitter spats, Martin Parker rose from student debating societies to elite think tanks, where his razor-sharp intellect and theatrical charm made him both feared and indispensable.

From rags to national fame, Stephen Underwood’s golden voice and unshakable principles turned him into a folk hero, though his refusal to bend even for power keeps him at odds with the establishment.