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An organisation is a [[society]] forged of disperate [[NPC|people]] who are brought together by a party in pursuit of a goal.


A [[secret society]] is a [[secret]] [[organisation]]. It is a [[society]] of [[individuals]] who are deliberately brought together and who work together in secrecy towards one or more definite goals which may be more or less well known and which may be more or less enduring. Secret societies tend to assign their members to well defined roles and tend to be hierarchical. However they also tend to be cellular. Any given member may know little about the roles to which others are assigned and may have very limited contact with those assigned to those roles.
A [[secret society]] is a [[secret]] [[organisation]]. It is a [[society]] of [[individuals]] who are deliberately brought  


An [[organisation]] is a [[society]] of [[individuals]] who are deliberately brought together and who work together more or less openly towards one or more definite goals which may be more or less enduring. Organisations tend to assign their members well defined roles and tend to be hierarchical. They are not usually, but may be, cellular. Any given member usually, but not necessarily, knows quite a bit about the roles to which others are assigned and usually, but not necessarily, has quite a bit of contact with those assigned to those roles.
together and who work together in secrecy towards one or more definite goals which may be more or less well known and which  


A [[society]] is an [[institution]] in which individuals are bounded together and in which individuals work together towards one or more goals which may be more or less definite, more or less well known, and more or less enduring. Individuals in societies are thrown into more or less  more or less well defined roles with some of those roles being more and others being less hierarchical. Societies may be more or less exclusive. Any given member usually, but not always, knows quite a bit about the roles which others occupy, but that member may or may not have much contact with those occupying those roles.
may be more or less enduring. Secret societies tend to assign their members to well defined roles and tend to be  


An [[institution]] binds together individual and gives their existence meaning.  
hierarchical. However they also tend to be cellular. Any given member may know little about the roles to which others are


in which individuals are bounded together and in which individuals work together towards one or more goals which may be more or less definite, more or less well known, and more or less enduring. Individuals in societies are thrown into more or less  more or less well defined roles with some of those roles being more and others being less hierarchical. Societies may be more or less exclusive. Any given member usually, but not always, knows quite a bit about the roles which others occupy, but that member may or may not have much contact with those occupying those roles.
assigned and may have very limited contact with those assigned to those roles. A [[conpiracy]], the [[Kargatane]], and the  


[[Fraternity of Shadows]] are all examples of of secret society.


An [[organisation]] is a [[society]] of [[individuals]] who are deliberately brought together and who work together more or


but not necessarily to the end of working towards one or more goals which may be more or less enduring. Societies are not necessarily led and are not necessarily hierarchical.  
less openly towards one or more definite goals which may be more or less enduring. Organisations tend to assign their members
 
well defined roles and tend to be hierarchical. They are not usually, but may be, cellular. Any given member usually, but not
 
necessarily, knows quite a bit about the roles to which others are assigned and usually, but not necessarily, has quite a bit
 
of contact with those assigned to those roles. The [[Red Vardo Traders]], a [[Pardion constubulary]], and the [[]]
 
or a [[conspiracy]], the [[Paridon Constubulary]] or the
 
[[Kargat]], the [[Van Ritchen Society]] or the [[Fraternity of Shadows]] are all examples of of organisations.
 
A [[society]] is an [[institution]] in which individuals are bounded together and in which individuals work together towards
 
one or more goals which may be more or less definite, more or less well known, and more or less enduring. Individuals in
 
societies are thrown into more or less  more or less well defined roles with some of those roles being more and others being
 
less hierarchical. Societies may be more or less exclusive. Any given member usually, but not always, knows quite a bit about
 
the roles which others occupy, but that member may or may not have much contact with those occupying those roles.
 
A [[company]] or a [[conspiracy]], the [[Paridon Constubulary]] or the [[Kargatane]], the [[Van Ritchen Society]] or the
 
[[Fraternity of Shadows]] are all equally examples of of organisations.
 
 
An [[institution]] binds together individual and affords them a framework for working together by setting out the terms of
 
their existence. Institutions may or may not have goals which are more or less enduring and which are more or less well known
 
and more or less intended by their members. Individuals in institutions are thrown into more or less  more or less well
 
defined roles with some of those roles being more and others being less hierarchical. Instituion may be more or less
 
exclusive. Any given member usually, but not always, knows quite a bit about the roles which others occupy, but that member
 
may or may not have much contact with those occupying those roles.
 
law
 
schism
 
revolt
 
in which individuals are bounded together and in which individuals work together towards one or more goals which may be more
 
or less definite, more or less well known, and more or less enduring. Individuals in societies are thrown into more or less 
 
more or less well defined roles with some of those roles being more and others being less hierarchical. Societies may be more
 
or less exclusive. Any given member usually, but not always, knows quite a bit about the roles which others occupy, but that
 
member may or may not have much contact with those occupying those roles.
 
 
 
but not necessarily to the end of working towards one or more goals which may be more or less enduring. Societies are not  
 
necessarily led and are not necessarily hierarchical.  


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A secret society is a secret organisation. It is a society of individuals who are deliberately brought

together and who work together in secrecy towards one or more definite goals which may be more or less well known and which

may be more or less enduring. Secret societies tend to assign their members to well defined roles and tend to be

hierarchical. However they also tend to be cellular. Any given member may know little about the roles to which others are

assigned and may have very limited contact with those assigned to those roles. A conpiracy, the Kargatane, and the

Fraternity of Shadows are all examples of of secret society.

An organisation is a society of individuals who are deliberately brought together and who work together more or

less openly towards one or more definite goals which may be more or less enduring. Organisations tend to assign their members

well defined roles and tend to be hierarchical. They are not usually, but may be, cellular. Any given member usually, but not

necessarily, knows quite a bit about the roles to which others are assigned and usually, but not necessarily, has quite a bit

of contact with those assigned to those roles. The Red Vardo Traders, a Pardion constubulary, and the [[]]

or a conspiracy, the Paridon Constubulary or the 

Kargat, the Van Ritchen Society or the Fraternity of Shadows are all examples of of organisations.

A society is an institution in which individuals are bounded together and in which individuals work together towards

one or more goals which may be more or less definite, more or less well known, and more or less enduring. Individuals in

societies are thrown into more or less more or less well defined roles with some of those roles being more and others being

less hierarchical. Societies may be more or less exclusive. Any given member usually, but not always, knows quite a bit about

the roles which others occupy, but that member may or may not have much contact with those occupying those roles.

A company or a conspiracy, the Paridon Constubulary or the Kargatane, the Van Ritchen Society or the

Fraternity of Shadows are all equally examples of of organisations.


An institution binds together individual and affords them a framework for working together by setting out the terms of

their existence. Institutions may or may not have goals which are more or less enduring and which are more or less well known

and more or less intended by their members. Individuals in institutions are thrown into more or less more or less well

defined roles with some of those roles being more and others being less hierarchical. Instituion may be more or less

exclusive. Any given member usually, but not always, knows quite a bit about the roles which others occupy, but that member

may or may not have much contact with those occupying those roles.

law

schism

revolt

in which individuals are bounded together and in which individuals work together towards one or more goals which may be more

or less definite, more or less well known, and more or less enduring. Individuals in societies are thrown into more or less

more or less well defined roles with some of those roles being more and others being less hierarchical. Societies may be more

or less exclusive. Any given member usually, but not always, knows quite a bit about the roles which others occupy, but that

member may or may not have much contact with those occupying those roles.


but not necessarily to the end of working towards one or more goals which may be more or less enduring. Societies are not

necessarily led and are not necessarily hierarchical.

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Pages in category "Organisation"

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