Martyrs Crown, or "MC", is a sophisticated Iterator, whom sees himself as trying his best for his local group, while he believes that he should be in charge of the rest of everyone due to him being an Era 1 iterator, his age makes him extremely hard to impress, almost cynical in the way he acts and tolerates antics.

Fire Hazard, or just "Fire", is an era 3 Iterator who loves to mess with her local group colleagues. While even during serious situations, she typically has what most would describe as an uncaring outlook on the world. While she is hard to trust with information, it makes her the one that most have conversations about in general.

Moments of Drought, or "MOD" is an era 3 Iterator, whose construction was already a controversial subject in their early days. During his time when the Ancients were around, however, his populace soon warmed up to him due to creating genetic wonders. He still craves to build new species to find a solution to The Great Problem... He had already caught the rot six times due to his experiments.

Within Green Fields, or "Fields" is a strange Era 2 Iterator with an outlook on existence as more of a punishment then a gift. Fields has tried every attempt to find a solution, but the constant work has caught up to them. Every time they've tried to find a solution, it just makes them more and more stressed. Their biggest goal is to rewrite the question, instead of finding the answer.

Warriors of Severed Truth, or "WOST" is a sad Era 2 iterator, who was a rushed build. He was built on top of a Volcano, leading to his systems to require more water, but due to the lack of water from being on a volcano, he was never able to process things as fast as everyone else. Wost focuses more on life studies than The Great Problem, due to how little he can give to function with low water intake.

Timid Reflection is an era 4 Iterator, and is the most secluded one in the local group. Instead of a facility grounds, she sits on an island in the middle of a lake, giving her unprecedented amounts of water. Yet, her rebellious nature caused her to look towards the stars for an answer for The Great Problem. Not the depths below.