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Taura Phlynx: CEO and Co-Founder.
Glitch Daracova: Former CEO and Co-Founder.
Madelyn Hawthorn: Overseer of Security and Director of ORDER Tower.
Michael Shadesmith: Overseer of Operations and Captain of The Afterlife4.
Doctor Leo: Overseer of Incarceration and Director of Site 42.
Vulka: Overseer of Engineering and Director of The Workshop.
(The above should not be considered a complete list)
Founded during the Chaos Age (see the Timeline).
ORDER is an enigmatic and powerful organization established to protect the multiverse from threats that could disrupt its stability. Founded by Glitch Daracova during the Chaos Age after the collapse of the Galactic Republic, ORDER has evolved into a multiverse-spanning intelligence agency dedicated to safeguarding reality itself. Originally a family-led initiative, ORDER has grown in influence, with its advanced technologies, specialized personnel, and elite operatives enabling it to manage cross-realm relations, neutralize supernatural threats, and conduct multiversal research.
The organization is known for recruiting individuals from all walks of life, including condemned criminals given second chances as No Profound Class (NPC) personnel. ORDER provides opportunities for education, personal growth, and skill development, fostering a structured, disciplined community loyal to ORDER’s mission. With its vast resources and advanced technologies, ORDER maintains a careful balance between diplomacy and enforcement across various realms, navigating complex alliances and inter-realm politics to ensure the multiverse remains stable.
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In recent years, ORDER has faced growing internal debate over a proposal to separate the Council of Overseers from the Board of Directors. Proponents argue that ORDER’s expansion across the multiverse necessitates a structural change, allowing Overseers to focus exclusively on high-level organizational oversight while Directors manage the day-to-day operations of specific facilities, such as ORDER Tower, Vulka’s Workshop, and Site 42. Supporters believe this division would improve efficiency, reduce administrative burdens, and enable each group to specialize further, better addressing ORDER’s evolving demands.
Opponents, however, argue that the combined experience of current Overseers who also serve as Directors is invaluable and irreplaceable. Most individuals holding both titles, such as Madelyn Hawthorne and Vulka, are immortal or near-immortal, with centuries of experience that have shaped ORDER’s culture, policies, and operational security. They contend that these dual-role leaders possess a unique depth of insight that cannot easily be transferred to new Directors and that splitting these roles might weaken ORDER’s cohesion.
The proposal remains under consideration, reflecting the ongoing evolution of ORDER’s structure in response to its unprecedented growth. If implemented, this separation could mark a significant shift in how ORDER is governed and managed, fundamentally changing the dynamics of its leadership.