Machina Headquarters

Few rebels managed to survive infamous Telum's purges. Leaders were mercilessly persecuted and tortured, while their home cities were punished to suppress potential new revolts.

The origin of the once known "Machina Movement" is linked to the rise of the legendary Commander Pandora. The name was initially used by thousands of allied warlords to protect leadership and as a symbol of resistance.

For almost a decade, the so-called Ghost Scavengers organized ambushes on Telum's DADs, recovering their parts and understanding the technological secrets of their manufacture. The first generation of DADs was created, built from the leftovers of obsolete weaponry destroyed by Telum's attempt to disarm the world.

Commander Pandora's charisma and tactical genius were crucial factors in Machina’s uprising’s success. She infiltrated agents into the highest ranks of the Telum hierarchy, who waited for years until they gathered enough power and strategy to make the move they had long-awaited.

The Machina Revolution was the first war of the new world. Telum’s hegemony ended, equalizing them in power and becoming the second faction. Commander Pandora was recognized as a hero by her thousands of new allies. Her figure was revealed as the alternative to an empire responsible for world chaos.

However, Machina gradually became everything she claimed to be fighting against. Commander Pandora led an infamous campaign of forced recruitment of allied cities, singling out as traitors those who refused to recognize her authority. Hundreds were executed in cold blood to deliver “a message.”

Machina DADs are efficient killing machines. In just a few years, the original rustic vehicles became fearsome war machines capable of destroying anything that got in their way.

Type

Political, Faction / Party