National Rheinland

Raised in a factory worker’s household, Paul Krause’s ruthless efficiency and unshakable integrity made him a feared enforcer in backroom deals, though his social awkwardness often undermines his sharp street-smart instincts.

A data-driven policy wonk with a sharp intellect and unshakable convictions, Hildegard Schmidt rose quickly through the ranks by turning abstract ideals into concrete political campaigns.

A lifelong advocate for social justice who cut her teeth organizing underground protests in working-class districts, Sophie Scholz’s unpolished but fervent idealism makes her a trusted voice in local movements despite her struggles with public speaking.

A former factory worker turned union organiser, Benjamin Weber rose through the ranks by combining hard-earned working-class credibility with an unshakable refusal to bend the rules—earning both respect and enemies along the way.

Elisabeth Weber, a former university professor turned policy architect, built a reputation for unshakable ethics and razor-sharp intellect while amassing a web of influence so vast that even her critics dare not cross her.