Iron cages and restraints run through every aspect of this force, serving as armour, burden, prison and sacred emblem. Captivity becomes both a creed and a system through which the cult extends its reach.

Its presence can transform scattered zealotry into sustained violence. Strongholds are seized, resistance is crushed and hidden routes carry blood-stained relics between distant congregations. Those who flee are pursued across roads and wilderness while those who remain are drawn into a cycle of fear, obedience and exploitation.

The cage represents more than imprisonment. It is suffering made visible and purpose imposed through force. Some bear it willingly as proof of devotion. Others carry it as the instrument of their enslavement. Even the horrors drawn forth by the Jailer's influence reflect the same imagery, their bodies marked by chains, spikes and iron growths.

Together, they embody the cult as a moving network of conquest, commerce and capture, spreading its faith wherever misery can be gathered and made useful.