Sons Of Romulus

The Sons of Romulus were an extremist Chapter of Pagan Adepts who worshipped the old gods of Rome and believed in the divinity of the Roman Republic. After the conversion to Christianity under Emperor Constantine, and then the enforcement of Christianity under Theodosius, The SoR went underground and built a network of allies and assets secreted away in the older portions of Rome itself. 
Virtue: Roman Republic. 
Colors: Blood Red, Gold, Steel Grey.
Status: Diminished. 
== Facts: ==
-The Sons of Romulus were originally formed in the 4th century, BC, but lasted well after the decline of the Roman Empire. There have been encounters with groups of Pagans in Old Rome from time to time claiming to be the SoR in more modern times, although these are sporadic at best. 
-Like the Romans of old, the SoR believed in the 'divinity' of the Roman Republic, that is, it's sacred nature as a united people under the watchful eyes of the old Roman gods. 
-The Sons of Romulus were originally Patricians (aristocratic Romans) but in time they allowed for Plebian members (middle to lower class Romans). 
-The SoR preferred method of attack was to surprise their enemies. They would often dress in dark fur with faux wolf heads or wear antlers like in common Pagan myths. The point was to use shock and awe on their targets, striking quickly before any defense could be mounted. 
-The fate of the Sons is up for debate. Some Adepts believe that the group has resurfaced throughout history because different groups of Pagans took up the name and cause. However, as they say, the original SoR died out centuries ago (probably under the reign of Emperor Theodosius). 
-Other Adepts believe the SoR spend most of their time as a gentleman's club, of sorts, a network of native Romans who cherish the city's ancient pagan heritage. When the city is threatened, the Chapter recruits soldiers and resurfaces temporarily to deal with threat before subsiding into somnolence again. 
-The Sons of Romulus dedicated themselves to safeguarding the city of Rome, especially the older portions that date back to the early periods of the republic. 
-Members of the Order of Infinity who invoke the Holy Name Jupiter might also have been members in the SoR. Jupiter was the most sacred god to the Romans and in fact they frequently believed the dominance of the Roman Republic was due to their dedication to Jupiter Maximus Omnia.