Edik Ring

The Edik ring was a secret organization operating under the umbrella of Russia between the years of 1905 and 1916. The ring was named for Helana Edik, a Russian scientist from the late 17th century credited with the discovery of the Tathor root and a champion of Russian isolationism.

The Edik ring was allegedly created by the isolationist Tsar Nicholas II (also known as the "Mad Tsar") for the purposes of controlling the spread of science and culture between Russia and the west. During its early years it is believed that the Edik ring was responsible for the collapse several of the largest oversea shipping companies, including the Danish shipping conglomerate Raemsk (notable for it's board members' connections to the New Underground).

After the Tunguska event the operations of the Edik Ring shifted from the realms of economic terrorism to the protection of information from the citizens of the Russian empire. They are claim credit for the destruction of seven incomplete Tunguska Devices under construction by extra-governmental factions and corporations of Russia.