Levonia First

A former high-flying investment banker, Winifred Barrett traded Wall Street’s boardrooms for the cutthroat world of politics, where her unconventional strategies and sharp financial acumen promise both rapid ascent and no shortage of controversy.

The heiress to a Levonian industrial dynasty, Olivia Brown left her privileged upbringing behind to champion worker protections and free-market reforms from the podium, wielding her silver tongue and inherited connections to rally both elites and the disillusioned.

A former corporate lobbyist who abandoned the halls of power to reinvent herself as a political outsider, Leonora Chambers brings a sharp, results-driven mindset to the movement, though her hunger for influence has left some questioning her true loyalties.

A former military communications specialist turned backroom strategist, Harriet Ellison honed her sharp political instincts dismantling bureaucratic inefficiencies—though her reluctance to speak in public belies a fierce, radical streak.

Fiona Harding spent years dissecting corporate lobbying before turning her analytical precision toward shaking up the status quo, blending fiery rhetoric with hard data to rally both thinkers and dreamers to her cause.

Once a union firebrand turned outsider politician, Fiona Preston’s thunderous speeches and unshakable loyalty to the movement have made her a beloved figure among the party’s most devoted supporters.

Lawrence Thomas combines the oratorical power of a stump preacher with the lived experience of the factory floor, his unwavering loyalty to the cause matched only by his ability to captivate any audience with a single speech.