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RACISTS

For now, the organization is just a random bunch of people. In general, I think the concept with two leaders (Loken and Heroist), who united on the basis of common interests, and the rest are their servants/mercenaries, is the most realistic. But maybe it's just my slave-like nature talking...

Regardless of the organization and everything else, we still end up with a neutral worldview. Why? Well, we can't be good, because we have slave owners and partisan revolutionaries. We can't be evil, because we have Arterians (apparently, Neyra, Siv, me, and probably Ples).
And that's it. We accept quests, complete them, and so on. If we survive the encounter with the heroes that Heroist summons at the beginning of the game to wipe out everyone, then it should work out well.

partisan revolutionaries

For example, to serve a specific state, like Airisufir.

Racists are funnier.

Are Tau from Warhammer 40k?

No offense, but calling "Neutral alignment, simply accepting quests" a concept for an organization seems like a stretch. It's just a description of a single trait + a statement of the obvious, as any of our organizations will be involved in completing tasks.

I don't want Iron Hearts 2.0, where a crazy barbarian with an axe is accepted into the organization simply because she's a new player character.

Are there any?

Given the presence of Arteryans in our squad, the idea of serving Airisufir doesn't sound very good. Their description strongly hints at a future conflict with the church, considering their desire to cooperate with Lisliar and subjugate non-humans.

Code of conduct for members of the organization, if available.

who are the people in charge?

What goals do they set for themselves?

A ruined baron-historian, an enthusiastic romantic, and an admirer of legendary heroes and stories about their exploits, a lover of tales and epic monologues, infecting those around him with his great ideas.

I just find it difficult to understand what could be more clearly defined that would eliminate the existing concepts. Although, if the character Siva wasn't a slave, I could already imagine it.