Travel Agents
The Travel Agents is a witch's coven on Genetic.
They are lead by a Head Matron, who runs the group and reprimands those that send people on trips they are not prepared for or cannot handle. She is aided by the Map Stars, a group of three of the strongest agents who run the cartography sections for the group along with taking notes on other dimensions. They are supported, in turn, by Planet Casters, veteran Agents who are experienced in manipulating space-time through magic. Beneath them are Agents, those who have a solid grip on the business of manipulating space-time, and who train the Practice Agents who are still learning the ropes of the Travel Agents' magic.
This coven works directly with the wormholes that open over Genetic, one of two known refugee worlds within the galactic territory.
Structure
Head Matron
Map Stars
Planet Casters
Agents
Practice Agents
Culture
The Travel Agents' core belief is "People need to experience what life has to offer."
Public Agenda
The Travel Agents desire to remove the ignorance that comes from stagnation of a person's world view.
Assets
The Travel Agents keep a trove of spell casting materials in an undisclosed location. They have seven buildings where they work and a single building in the middle of their compound where they all sleep.
History
A small coven came to Genetic through a tragic wormhole several hundred years ago. The coven established themselves, the first generation of the coven dedicating their lives to the pursuit of destroying ignorance through travel. They started with a single building, performing their rituals and spells on the roof. As more witches sought to join them they expanded and began to build the rest of the compound.
In the current century, they have several mischievous agents that tend to interrupt the travels of various beings that visit the coven's compounds.
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Founding Date
300 years before Frink's Installation
Type
Religious, Coven
Alternative Names
Spatial Witches, Dimensional Mishap Source
Demonym
Agent
Government System
Meritocracy
Power Structure
Autonomous area
Economic System
Barter system
Currency
Coin, approximately 2 ounces of one of the following metals: Copper, Silver, Gold, Platinum
Neighboring Nations
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