“When gods appear, we disappear them.”

Division Theta is a covert multinational enforcement and containment unit tasked with the identification, neutralization, and erasure of divine manifestations deemed hazardous to human life or global stability. Once a fragmented network of military contractors, exorcists, and black-budget task forces, Division Theta has consolidated under a single doctrine: divinity is a security threat.

They operate in shadow—outside of public awareness, often outside the law—with field operatives empowered to detain or eliminate individuals touched by divine power. Whether deploying advanced tech, theological countermeasures, or sheer brute force, Division Theta acts swiftly, decisively, and without apology. Their symbol is rarely seen. Their missions are rarely remembered.

*Contain. Neutralize. Expunge.*

• Conduct field raids to eliminate active divine manifestations.
• Extract or assassinate targets touched by forbidden belief.
• Deploy amnestics and misinformation campaigns to suppress public knowledge.
• Analyze divine artifacts for weaponization or safe disposal.
• Collaborate with—or coerce—local agencies into compliance.

• Hardened operatives with military or law enforcement backgrounds.
• Belief-resistant specialists or ritual-nullifiers.
• Burned-out exorcists turned hunters.
• Analysts tracking memetic and miraculous event patterns.
• True believers who see gods as infection and themselves as the cure.

• Access to superior weapons, gear, and containment tech.
• Backed by shadow funding, hidden facilities, and forged jurisdiction.
• Authority to act unilaterally—if you can justify it afterward.
• Psychological clearance to act without moral hesitation (and consequences to match).

• Mission comes first—no matter the personal cost.
• Maintain operational secrecy at all times.
• Avoid contamination: belief is a threat vector.
• Prevent resurgence of all known divine strains. Eradicate if necessary.

• Loathed by mystic factions like the Testament.
• Respected but feared by the Veiled Hand.
• Prone to internal schisms between pragmatists and zealots.
• Increasing reports of operatives going rogue—or turning divine themselves.

Choose Division Theta if your group wants:

• A tactical, mission-based campaign with high stakes and moral ambiguity.
• To play hunters, enforcers, and erasers rather than scholars or witnesses.
• Conflict with other factions who see divinity as mystery or hope.
• The tension of playing weapons that may not know which side they’re on.