Five Knights
Composite of second-year students, the Five Knights are a group of highly-skilled students which have bonded during their first year. Infamous for causing trouble and upheaval, they are disdained by many of their peers, yet with great friendliness by others. So far, it seems they are acting like a catalyst in bullying cases, driving things to a head instead of leaving them simmering.
The pivotal figure in the formation of the Five Knights is Random Chenag, who either came to the aid of other members or simply joined in on their troublemaking. Now that they have come together, they interact freely. The group is beginning to attract various other students, which often hang out with them.
The Board lays out Personality layouts for every new student, though for the primary personality card they draw from the entire deck, not only from the Majors. Extra care is taken for anyone with a Major Arcana card for their primary personality. All Five Knights have a Major, and so do many of the people that are being attracted to their group.
What both the Principal and the Board have noticed, is that the Five Knights are greatly impacting others. People blocked from their true potential, have begun to flourish with their aid. In some cases, the Five Knights had even more impact, leading to altered personality layouts. Given how four out of the five had identical layouts on repeated draw, yet Random's primary card altered, the judgement has been made that his true card is The Fool and that he somehow is sabotaging attempts to read him.
- Maera Red
- Lord Clarke
- Jack Marsters
- Random Chenag, Knight of Beasts
- Alexander, Knight of Swords
- Lady Idalia, Knight of Staves
- Diane Arachna, Knight of Pentacles
- James Corey, Knight of Cups
They sound like their dynamics would be interesting to witness. I like how they are affecting others around them too.
The way I'm going to structure telling the story will be real tough, haven't decided how to best handle the 'flashbacks' yet, but yeah, the impact the Five Knights have on the other students is the central part of the story. And this worldbuilding really helps me give more flesh to the meat in advance.
Too low they build who build beneath the stars - Edward Young