Organization Overview: Pro Evolution (Provolution)

 

Overview: Pro Evolution, often stylized as Provolution, is a radical human-supremacist organization that has gained traction across North America in recent years. Born from a blend of ideological fervor and disillusionment with the ever-expanding diversity of metatypes and awakened beings, Pro Evolution's members believe that humanity is at risk of being overshadowed and supplanted by non-human elements. They view the existence of metahumans, awakened creatures, and advanced AI as a direct threat to the purity and survival of the human race.

Ideology: The core tenet of Pro Evolution is the belief in the supremacy of baseline humans and a desire to see humanity "awaken" to the dangers posed by what they deem as "degenerate" influences. They seek to preserve and elevate what they consider the pure human form, advocating for a world free of metahumans, spirits, and other awakened entities. This ideology is rooted in fear, hatred, and a misguided sense of superiority, and the group actively spreads propaganda to recruit new members to their cause.

Structure and Membership: Despite its growing influence, Pro Evolution remains a decentralized organization, composed primarily of loosely connected cells scattered across North America. Each cell operates with relative autonomy, leading to variations in tactics and activities, ranging from propaganda campaigns and protests to outright terrorist attacks. This lack of centralization makes the group difficult to fully dismantle, as cutting off one head often results in two more taking its place.

Pro Evolution’s membership is a mix of true believers and disaffected individuals looking for a sense of purpose. While the organization boasts some well-equipped operatives and has access to decent weaponry and gear, the majority of its members are eager amateurs—zealous but inexperienced. This often leads to a volatile mix of recklessness and ambition, where actions are driven more by emotion than strategic planning.

Recent Activities: Pro Evolution's Seattle operations were recently compromised, leading to a series of sudden and violent attacks across the Northwest. While many of these attacks were small and disorganized, a large-scale incident in Edmonton left dozens dead and hundreds injured, mostly metahumans. This attack showcased both the group's capacity for destruction and its inherent amateurism, as the lack of coordinated follow-up left them vulnerable to crackdowns.

Tactics and Capabilities: Despite their ideological fervor, Pro Evolution's effectiveness is hampered by their lack of professional training and experience. Their tactics often rely on brute force and shock value rather than subtlety or precision. While they have access to some advanced gear—likely procured through theft or sympathetic insiders within corporations—their lack of tactical acumen often results in botched operations and high casualties among their own ranks.

However, this underestimation of their capabilities can be dangerous. Driven by a willingness to use any means necessary to achieve their goals, they are unpredictable and can be particularly deadly in situations where they believe they have nothing to lose.

Public Perception and Response: Public perception of Pro Evolution is polarized. In some circles, they are seen as misguided extremists, while in others, particularly in more insular or human-centric communities, they are viewed as a necessary evil standing up against an overwhelming tide. Law enforcement agencies, including Lone Star and federal bodies, have ramped up efforts to curb their activities, but the decentralized nature of the organization has made this a challenging task.

The Road Ahead: As of 2097, Pro Evolution remains a dangerous, albeit disorganized, force. Their amateur nature and disjointed structure make them unpredictable, and their ideology continues to resonate with a small but vocal segment of the population. With their recent setbacks in the Northwest, the organization is likely to go underground, rearming and reorganizing for their next move. While not the most immediate threat to corporate and governmental stability, their potential for causing harm should not be underestimated—especially if they manage to unite under a more capable leadership or secure more powerful allies.