The Apocalypse can be a confusing time. Surviving on your own can be difficult, and what's more, with all memories of your previous society gone, it can be comforting to find some sort of ideology you can cling to. These are the most notable groups that have formed in the chaotic two months since you found yourselves waking:

• The B.U.R.E.A.U.C.R.A.T.S.: An organisation that wish to organise in order to rebuild society from their vague recollections of what came before, mainly by forming several ministries.
• The Heralds of New Dunia: A group that believe their memory loss has given them a fresh start and that it is a chance to make themselves - and society - anew.
• The Humanitarian Movement: A collective with an exceptionally poor slogan, who wish to aid survivors by encouraging the sharing of resources and knowledge.
• The Neighbourhood Watch: A self appointed peace-keeping service who patrol the city in the name of security.
• The Sons, Daughters, and Children: A group who believe the apocalypse was the wrath of Nature inflicted on an ungrateful and irreverent world, and who worship Nature as a God.
• The Truth: An organisation which wants to find the truth about what happened to the world, and believe that quantity, rather than quality, of theory is how they should go about this.
• The Watched: A collective that believe that the apocalypse is some sort of reality TV show.

These groups far from encompass all individuals within or indeed beyond Monument. Many survive without any such affiliations and there are rumours of other groups in existence. In the early weeks, several people left the city and there have since been whispers of parties, of fine dining, and of the beginnings of criminal networks. But with survival taking precedence, no one has yet uncovered any such groups. It's probably hearsay, right?