​Reformists

The Reformists, or Reformist Movement, is the unofficial name for a collection of kindred comprised of Invictus and the Carthian Movement (with rumors of some Lancea Sanctum support) that have formed an uneasy alliance for the purpose of exploring a new system of government. Part of the new system dismisses the archaic notion that a nation is defined by the soil that it controls but instead by its impact on the world through its economy and technological advancements.

The Reformist agenda was stitched together in the late 1990s by a number of kindred after listening to the political and sociological lectures of Seneca, a Camarilla era kindred now believed to be aligned with the Invictus. The document was subject to constant revisions and was believe to have died on the debate floor. Though some kindred continued to push the idea of the brave new world the philosophy's critics compared the methods to trite mortal literature such as Animal Farm, Brave New World, We, Kallocain and Nineteen Eighty-Four. Ofcourse, these comparisons are based in ignorance as no copies of the agenda exist and the Reformists do not share their system with outsiders. As of yet no member of the Reformists has ever defected and it is unclear how organized they really are.

In Macon...
Though Macon has been declared a Reformist target there have been no signs of Reformists insurgency. However, both the Carthian Movement and the Invictus of Macon have been quiet for quite some time.

Carthian Reformists
As a result of Macon's long standing history of socio-political activism combined with the city's tactical economic position (given the changing industrial climate in Atlanta), Macon is home to the highest concentration of Reformists in the world. They seem to have organized the local gangs into an economically efficient system that minimizes turf-related violence and prevents police interference while still bringing in substantial income from drugs, prostitution, arms trade, gambling and other organized crime as well dozens of legitimate business.

The Reformists seem unmotivated by revenge, making no attempt to regain control of The People's Credit Union.

Invictus Reformists
If the Invictus of Macon are Reformists then that would certainly explain their tolerance of the Carthian violence that sporadically erupts during the summer and early fall months. This would also represent the most significant  Invictus Reformists foothold in the world, especially if the Carthians are also Reformists. A centrallized Reformist stronghold such as Macon could be construde as a significant threat to the continued peace between the two Invictus factions world wide.