Each piece represents a different faction or organization in the mythology of the Thief computer game series, incorporating their predominant colors and imagery.
The Order of the Hammer is a technocratic religious group, also known as the Hammerites. They seek to carry out the vision of the Master Builder, their architect god, (who created and cultivated the earth with his hammer) and are the burning force of progress in the Thief world.
Each piece represents a different faction or organization in the mythology of the Thief computer game series, incorporating their predominant colors and imagery.
The Keepers are an ancient sect of expert observers, dedicated to preserving balance in the world.
Each piece represents a different faction or organization in the mythology of the Thief computer game series, incorporating their predominant colors and imagery.
Preaching "The New Scripture of the Master Builder", the Mechanists were led by a former Hammerite priest named Karras, who was not only a genius but also a psychopath. The Mechanists more fully embraced the notion of technological progress and disregarded morality in it's implementation.
Each piece represents a different faction or organization in the mythology of the Thief computer game series, incorporating their predominant colors and imagery.
The Pagans (also referred to as the Order of the Vine) represent the forces of nature and chaos in the Thief world. As nature worshipers who live in the deep forests away from the City, the Pagans shun technology and live in harmony with wild, supernatural creatures.
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