History Main / PartyOfRepresentatives

* ''VideoGame/TheEndTimesVermintide'': Among the playable characters, Markus Krueber and Viktor Saltzpyre represent the secular and religious parts of the Empire, Sienna Fuegonasus is a wizard from the independent human nation of Estalia, Bardin Gorekkson is a dwarf from the Grey Mountains, and Kerillian is a wood elf of Athel Loren. A significant portion of the party banter comes from the associations and baggage that these characters bring with them, such as Saltzpyre's distrust of magic in general and Sienna in particular or the ancient enmity between Bardin and Kerillian's people.

* The RPG-inspired series ''Literature/GoblinSlayer'' has that sort of party as the main cast of the story. High Elf Archer, Dwarf Shaman and Lizard Priest represent the tribes of the elves, dwarves and lizardmen, who allied with each other to fight the army of the Demon King and they have to take care of the goblins first. Since the operations are in human territory and they don't want to accidentally be misunderstood for plotting against the humans, they need a human representative to join their party. They ask the famous Goblin Slayer to join them because of his expertise in fighting goblins, and he only agrees because goblins are involved. Since Goblin Slayer already has a party partner, Priestess joins them as well, being the second human of the party.

* All of your companions in ''VideoGame/GreedFall'' are from different factions. Kurt is a captain of the Coin Guard, Vasco is a Naut captain, Siora is a Yecht Fradí princess, Petrus is a Thélème missionary, and Aphra is a Bridge Alliance scholar. [[PlayerCharacter De Sardet]] represents the Congregation of Merchants.

** ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaTearsOfTheKingdom'': Each of the modern sages represent a different race (and they're also revealed to descend from the ancient Sages who helped Rauru in sealing Ganondorf in the past times): Tulin (Rito), Yunobo (Goron), Sidon (Zora), Riju (Gerudo). Later in the game, [[spoiler:Link finds a fifth sage, Mineru, who stands in for the Zonai; however, because she's been dead for a long time, Link had to build a Construct body for her
to possess]].

** ''VideoGame/KnightsOfTheOldRepublic'' can't include more than a fraction of the species in the Franchise/StarWars universe, but takes care to hit the highlights. Your party notably includes [[ProudWarriorRaceGuy a Mandalorian]], [[OldSoldier one of the soldiers who fought them]], a refugee from their invasion, and two Jedi. ([[AndZoidberg And a Wookie]]. He doesn't represent anyone, [[RuleOfCool he's just cool]].)

** ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaBreathOfTheWild'': Princess Zelda's Champions serve this role, representing nearly every major species/ethnicity of the game world: Link of the Hylians, Daruk of the Gorons, Mipha of the Zora, Revali of the Rito, and Urbosa of the Gerudo. The races that aren't represented directly aren't the Sheikah and the Korok, but the former race helps Link in other ways (and were the ones who built the Divine Beasts that are piloted by the Champions even in death), while the latter is entrusted the task to guard the Master Sword until Link reclaims it.

* ''VideoGame/{{Starbound}}'': As you progress through the game, the number of people who join your cause against the Ruin will consist of the former Grand Protector Esther Bright (a human), the Floran hunter Nuru, the young Hylotl scholar Koichi, the Avian priest Tonauac, the Apex rebel Lana Blake and the Glitch nobleman The Baron. Played with though, in that they don't actually fight alongside you (barring one instance in [[spoiler: the Baron's Keep mission]]), instead spending their time hanging out in the Ark and serving as MissionControl. The bounty hunter update would also add in the Novakid chief of the [[SpacePolice Terrene Peacekeepers]], Captain Noble.
** This can also be invoked when recruiting crew members for your ship, meaning that you can have members from each race on your crew. Doing so will even net you an achievement for it.

* ''VideoGame/{{Suikoden}}'': This is a core aspect of every game in the series, which always has the protagonist recruit the 108 Stars of Destiny. By the end of each game, their army literally consists of volunteer soldiers, mercenaries, and key political figures from all cities throughout the continent.