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>The power of the unified Royalist Lodge has declined since its creation. Its efforts did not stop the reforming efforts of the Enlightened Lodge (see p. 30), and it nearly collapsed during the world wars, which saw the fall or weakening of most monarchies in Europe. To survive, the Lodge threw its support behind racial claims of superiority. Accordingly, several white supremacist groups are secretly sponsored by the Royalists. The Ku Klux Klan was their brainchild; the uninitiated members of that organization ape the mystical organization and occult themes of their true masters. The Royalist Lodge fiercely opposed the independence of the European colonies. The post-war liberation of dozens of Third-World nations came as yet another blow to their standing 

>Most of the surviving Royalist Lodges are in Europe, trying to revive the concept of monarchy, or in the former colonies causing unrest and chaos, more to validate their racist theories than in any real hope of recapturing these “strays.” A few Royalists are in North America, trying to create native-born “dynasties” of powerful industrialists and politicians — although they despair of working with the base, blunt and disgustingly plebeian American “commoners”; instead they concentrate on white-supremacy groups.
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>There is a disturbing, albeit unconfirmed, rumor about the Royalist Lodge. According to the story, an old and very powerful circle made a pact with a powerful demiurge, and cast a terrible curse on all the African peoples, a sorcerous Final Solution. As a result of the curse, a deadly, insidious plague appeared, first in Africa, and then in the American nation most closely connected to Africa — Haiti. The circle miscalculated, however, and AIDS soon spread to strike the Western world, affecting people of all races. It is said that all the Initiates involved in the ritual died horribly, of an accelerated version of the disease and its associated illnesses that killed them within hours. Royalists fervently deny the story — if only because they claim they wouldn’t have botched the ritual. Another rumor blames a similar ritual for the spread of sickle-cell anemia among people of African descent