Members of The Empire clan hold the belief that they are inherently superior to others, considering themselves the true rulers of this land. Their stronghold is a sprawling city boasting the most advanced technology. Despite prohibitions against warfare, The Emperor clan covertly hoards Artifacts to develop powerful weapons clandestinely. 

Those who choose to join the Spirit Keepers are often individuals who have experienced pain and loss in war. They come together, hoping to harness the healing power of the goddess Fujin. They fight only when necessary and hope to one day integrate with other clans. Despite being perceived as weak, users of Fujin's ancient magic are always sought after.

Their stronghold is a small town nestled in the heart of intricate mountains. Only those who seek healing can find the entrance. The Spirit Keepers train in both magic and combat, with unique characteristics found only in this town. It's also the place where the most artifacts are discovered.

The Undercurrent clan is said to have originated from the essence of the goddess Māzǔ herself, who desired to gather people to join her festive celebrations. Members of this clan are fond of singing and making music, yet they are also ruthless in their pursuit of personal gain. While they enjoy the pleasures of life, they are willing to betray even their closest allies if it serves their interests. Their loyalty is only to themselves, and they will not hesitate to sacrifice others to advance their own agendas.

The Undercurrent clan congregates in the largest city by the seas. They welcome traders and serve as the most significant port city in Arcadia.

The individuals within this clan are those who see no value in life. Some are homeless, while others are criminals. They come together because Eldis, their watchful guardian, tells them that worthless people like themselves can achieve the same goals as gods like him. They therefore worship Eldis and undertake various missions as offerings.

Eldis Order lacks a clear and stable base. They often operate solo and only cooperate with others when necessary. Sometimes they hold meetings in various towns. This is everything we know about them.

The Inquisitors of Hel believe they are the chosen ones, sacrificing themselves to carry out the deeds of sinners according to Hel's teachings. Their sole aim is to seize control of this land and make it their own. Members of the clan are dedicated to training their bodies and combat skills, always ready for war.

Located on a volcanic island, the Inquisitors believe that the constant volcanic activity is a sign of Hel's protection, preventing outsiders from invading. They harness the lava from the volcano to forge powerful weapons.