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  • Rosicrucianism, a European 17th-century movement seeking esoteric secrets, was featured in some works of fiction such as Percy Bysshe Shelley's St. Irvyne; or, The Rosicrucian. (Real organizations)

  • Men of Letters in the television series “Supernatural” (Fictional secret societies)

  • The Phantom Alliance in the Days of Our Lives TV soap opera series. (Fictional secret societies)

  • Order of the Dragon, used in Elizabeth Kostova's novel The Historian and in the film Bram Stoker's Dracula. (Real organizations)

  • W.E.B. an evil adversary secret intelligence agency from TSR's rpg Top Secret/S.I. (Fictional secret societies)

  • Ordo Hydra in the Warhammer 40k series. (Fictional secret societies)

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There are a lot of secret societies in the world, secret societies because of its hidden, often portrayed in the novel as the villain, or even evil, in fact, many out of fiction, far from the truth. Secret societies have been appearing and disappearing for thousands of years, but some have managed to survive. Today random tool collates 108 of the oldest and most conspicuous secret societies.

Some of these secret societies are real, some are fictional, and only appear in novels. Because of their different purposes, they have been engaged in different directions, and have their own principles and means of doing things. In this generator you can see the specific community situation, including real and virtual, and learn the name of the community, the work that appears, a brief introduction and so on.

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