Cultures Their interpretation and understanding of their history
The Valdivians The Valdivians are a people of pure magicks (healing and protection). They reject the new age of technology as they feel its potential to corrupt is too great a temptation for mankind to resist, and falling prey to inorganic treachery can only lead to an emptiness of the soul. They are a nomadic people made up of witchfolk from many walks of life and covens. When they attempted to settle down in Fringe City, they were deemed Unseemly, and then pushed out of the city. In response, they invented a way to stay true to each of their tenets and avoid persecution. (Unbeknownst to all outsiders and even un-graduated witches in their care, Valdivians are the most ancient order of demon hunters, specializing in exorcism spells.)
The Guttermouths No info gathered
The Paradisians The only Paradisians the tourists of First Paradisio get to encounter would be the helpful customer bots known as FrENZ.
The Neolites Victims of the parasitic power of Neodite, usually falling victim inside the Neon Jungle. The lucky few able to make it to The Hive and be given sanctuary by the Guddha Queen are put into cyber-suits that have been enchanted to stop the spread of the growth. They are aimless, blithe, and euphoric, usually willingly under a spell to remain happy and energetic.
The .1 Percenters Only the richest of all those in the states are permitted to live in Hex Heights (the tallest magickally reinforced high rise residential buildings in the country. The less-than-affectionate nickname given to them is the Point-One Percenters, but truly the numbers are closer to .01% of the population with a qualifying net worth to live in Hex Heights. The center Hex Heights building (the Golden Tower) is also home to the Hex Hound HQ and Research Center.
Sub-Paradisians No info gathered
The Uppercrusters These are the majority of the Upper Continent citizens. They are more economically comfortable than most citizens who live on the ground. They often occupy rim-towns like Ora Kadeer and Edgewise.