The League of the Eye govern themselves through Carston Juhl and a select group of the best individuals in the League. Beneath them are the regular members they call Witnesses, and then finally their Mage Catchers who may not wield much magic on their own, but are no less dangerous or competent.

Originally founded shortly after The Gods War, The League of the Eye was created in response to a rise in dangerous magic users. With a severe lack of borders, anyone with a decent grasp of magic could easily hold sway over a large area of land. The organization's creator, a tortle wizard named Bem, decided it was unwise for this to continue and gathered to him those he could. Together they quelled the errant magic users, bringing some into their fold and destroying others. When Bem disappeared suddenly shortly after his forty seventh birthday the organization continued on without him.

In the years since then, The League of the Eye has been beside all the great rulers of Ovenica. Though there have been clashes between both them and The Angels of Iron, the two groups managed to maintain relatively good relations.

In the year 603 AGW the League's leadership vanished. Fearing betrayal and a murderous plot, the other members of the League hid their knowledge and fled. They hid themselves among the common folk, in fear for their lives. Only in the year 818, shortly after the appearance of The Seraph was the League of the Eye revived when a young mage named Rolmir Palesteel discovered the secret tomes of the League beneath his family's castle.

Redfeathers have no true organizational structure past Seekers and Keepers, but even these titles will change based on the current duties of the Redfeather. Many Redfeathers swap between the two roles throughout their lives until travel becomes too much and they settle in as Keepers until the end of their lives.

Keepers live at a Redfeather Keep. They are in charge of taking care of the books, manuscripts, tomes, and other pieces of literature housed there. They have vast lists with incredibly detailed descriptions of each piece, where it came from, who wrote it, it's purpose, and it's location within the Keep. When a Seeker returns from an expedition, they immediately are sat in a room with a Keeper and are debriefed.

Seekers spend most of their time out in the world. While some are given specific tasks following rumors of lost knowledge, most Seekers simply travel from place to place. They listen to stories, purchase obscure literature, and even sometimes are required to...liberate a significantly rare document.

Redfeathers are given similar training because, while some people are more suited to one job or another, it is expected that Redfeathers spend time doing duties as both a Seeker and a Keeper.

Redfeathers usually have access to whatever resources they need to complete their task. It is considered a sacred honor to be chosen as a Redfeather and those outside the order hold them in high regard.

In the year 815 the High Priests decided they needed a more formal method of storing history. It took some time but eventually they anointed the first Redfeathers and began the order. They built, or repurposed, keeps around Ovenica and turned them into heavily guarded libraries. Visiting a Redfeather Keep is a privilege that should never be taken lightly.

Though the order itself is not a kept secret, the inner workings of the order, its goals, and even sometimes its priests, are a closely guarded secret.

Ever since the actions of Gulrig Clanless and the rest of The Angels of Iron, The Redfeathers have since split from their connections to the organization and paired up with Carston Juhl and The League of the Eye in order to continue fulfilling their intended purpose.

Followers of the Beacons receive training and wisdom from the most experienced among them. Those with experience lead the organization, and determine its direction. The more experience within the organization one has, the more sway their words have.

Many followers believe in the organization (and the adventuring party it venerates) almost religiously. The idea that saviours can come from anywhere is a highly regarded tenet among most in the organization. Because of this, The Followers of the Beacon are respectful to those they perceive as having more experience, but in turn demand respect from those with less. Within the organization this keeps the wheels turning smoothly, though outside of it this mentality has lead to more than a few, perhaps unnecessary, confrontations.

The Followers of the Beacon actively work to stamp out undead creatures, abominations of nature, and other such terrors that hunt the weak and helpless. The Followers of the Beacon ask for no payment, and make their gold through donations and regular mercenary work. Often less experienced members can be seen guarding caravans from bandits and thieves.

When news of The Beacons of Sunlight and their defeat of Lord Idris Daemon began to spread, it whipped up a fervour among many of the common folk who decided to also take up arms to strike out against the things that threaten those who cannot defend themselves. After a few years they began to realize they had a substantial amount of people wanting the same goals and a few came together in order to create a sense of cohesion and efficiency.