Fracture: The Devoted

The Devoted

Mutual Distrust Among the Major Factions


Since their return to the surface, the major factions of the Fracture world have found themselves locked in a web of mutual distrust. Border skirmishes, clashing ideologies, and bitter memories all fuel ongoing tensions. No faction stands alone; each holds reasons to mistrust and dislike the others, shaping the landscape with suspicion and rivalry.

Relations between the Devoted and the Techno-Priests are fraught with tension and suspicion. The Devoted harbour deep resentment towards the Techno-Priests, believing their reliance on technology not only undermines faith and tradition but is also responsible for the catastrophic events of the Fracture. Many among the Devoted point accusing fingers at the Techno-Priests’ experimental pursuits, deeming them reckless and dangerous. The scars from frequent border disputes, especially those erupting around ancient ruins; sites steeped in both technological and spiritual significance are keenly felt, and the animosity between these factions endures.


The dynamic between the Devoted and the Remnants is equally fraught, marked by mistrust and ideological divergence. The Devoted view the Remnants as unpredictable and lacking true conviction, often disapproving of their willingness to trade with almost anyone regardless of principle. Tensions flare when the Remnants salvage sacred relics, a practice the Devoted see as a grave disrespect to holy sites. These disagreements extend beyond mere commerce, spilling into philosophical debates about what merits preservation and how history itself should be interpreted, ensuring that friction between the two groups remains persistent.


The relationship between the Devoted and the Wildborn is defined by frequent clashes over territory, particularly forests and sacred groves, which both factions regard as vital to their respective beliefs. The nature-centric worldview of the Wildborn stands in stark contrast to the spiritual doctrines of the Devoted, constantly undermining the latter’s authority. Bitter memories linger from past attacks on Devoted processions by zealous Wildborn, leaving wounds that have yet to heal. These hostilities ensure that encounters between the Devoted and the Wildborn are as likely to be confrontational as they are diplomatic.

The mutual distrust among factions shapes every encounter, negotiation, and alliance in the fractured world. Border conflicts, ideological clashes, and historical grievances ensure that unity remains elusive. For players and worldbuilders alike, these tensions add depth and challenge, making every choice and alliance fraught with consequence.

Elemental Affinity – Stone

In the fractured world, the elemental affinities of each nation are not simply mystical connections—they are living, breathing influences, shaping every facet of daily existence, architecture, and belief. Where one steps, the echoes of elemental power linger, weaving together the landscape and the soul of the people who dwell there.

The Devoted: Stone

The realm of the Devoted stretches across a vast expanse of sand and sun-bleached stone, where the horizon is punctuated by imposing, silent mountains that guard the secrets of ages past. Here, the air is dry and heavy; the bones of ancient rivers lie exposed, their paths now etched in memory and legend rather than water. Within these borders, settlements rise from the desert like fortresses, their walls crafted from sandstone and adorned with elaborate carvings that tell stories of endurance and hardship. The Devoted live in harmony with the land’s harshness, their culture defined by a reverence for the enduring strength of stone. On the eve of each dawn and dusk, elders and initiates gather at monumental altars hewn from the bedrock, carving sacred runes with painstaking care. As the first or last light touches these stones, a deep chorus of meditative chants fills the air, summoning the spirit of resilience and binding their people to the unyielding heart of the earth. In the solemn silence that follows, it is said one can feel the pulse of the world itself; a reminder that, in the Devoted’s eyes, stability and endurance are not merely virtues but lifelines.