Campaign factions and organized groups

Records for the campaign's factions, political bodies, specialist roles, and other collective actors. These dossiers draw on the owner's campaign-world helper and the campaign continuum, and separate reusable world canon from outcomes of its current player run.

Campaign groups

• King Canaan's Crown — Everterra's broad sovereign system and its effects on ordinary life.
• Wayfarers and the old network — an ancient tradition/infrastructure association; organization-versus-title remains deliberately ambiguous.
• The Hook — compartmentalized organization searching for credentials, sites, records, and knowledgeable people.
• Keepers — descriptive label for people who protected network knowledge/access; formal organization not established.
• Watchers — Hook specialist role involving surveillance; specific methods and presence vary by instance.

Other local institutions and communities

• Office of Gates — secret royal program from the earlier/local campaign-book adaptation; not universal Everterra canon.
• Ninth Gate administration — earlier/local adaptation's institutional roles, facilities, and responsibilities.
• Idlewood residents and council — residents and the campaign's ad hoc civic decision process; not a unified political faction.
• Corvin Marrow household and farm heirs — a family/landholding household, not an established faction in the Everterra helper.

Source boundaries

Primary reusable sources are the creation-agent world helper and campaign continuum. The continuum also records one player's mutable state and events. Dossier sections marked Current-instance evidence document those events without making them default starting conditions. The helper's creation rule is to create the conditions that make outcomes possible, not the outcomes.

Earlier/local adaptation records include the campaign book, campaign records, and Roll20 world lore. Keep those details labeled as adaptation-specific when they differ from or go beyond Everterra canon. Population values in the campaign book and settlement ledger remain distinct recorded values; this index does not reconcile them.

Published Forgotten Realms factions are on the separate D&D faction reference shelf. Their reference entries do not establish them as members of this campaign roster.