Pantheon / Rex Machina

As humanity had risen to dominate the beasts and plants around them to thrive from nature, the members of this movement seek to uproot humanity the same way. Whether it's because they deem the likes of humans and similar organic beings as completely inferior, or in dire need of punishment of their poor treatment and views towards machines, if not a twisted sense of deciding "what's best" for their creators, this Uprising's movement works bringing their creators under their mechanical heels. While the movement is viewed poorly as a whole by humanity-representing deities and nature-related deities, some would view their existence as a dark reflection of their creators' sometimes cruel nature and disposition, to the point where other movements in the Uprising call this movement out for such similarities.

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