Patriarchal Monastic Phalanx

A silver-tongued veteran campaigner with unwavering principles, Amelie Schmidt has spent decades shaping the national conversation through calculated media maneuvers and speeches that leave audiences spellbound.

Ingrid Schröder abandoned a sheltered aristocratic life after a mystical vision convinced her to fund underground worker cooperatives, her awkward bluntness and vast wealth making her both an enigma and a force behind the scenes.

A lifelong union organiser who cut his teeth debating corporate apologists on late-night radio, Emil Schulz built his reputation exposing exploitation in factories while advocating for workers' rights—a crusade that cost him two broken ribs and a suspended license.

A third-generation financier who walked away from his family’s empire, Karl Weiß now burns with the zeal of a convert, using his wealth to bankroll radical campaigns and rallying crowds with the fire of a man who sees no tomorrow.