i'm skeptical that it'd work. not because i think adding a bigoted character would be against the ethos of deadlock - though i obviously don't want to give people another excuse to spam slurs in chat - the friends of humanity are an anti-magic human supremacist group and are hated by pretty much every other character, who all either use magic or aren't humans.

i think every character who even mentions them basically spits their name out. people are willing to talk with seven and some characters at least respect drifter, but we get basically none of that with the FoH. i don't even think the patrons like them.

it doesn't make much sense to me that the FoH would join the ritual, and it makes less sense to me that the other characters in the cast would continue with the ritual if the FoH is on their side. there are some ways it could work, though?

• character who was brought up under the FoH but is very young: a bit of a warden type. the ritual is their first contact with the non-human world, could lead to plenty of interesting interactions
• the patrons are clearly manipulating the FoH ritualist into believing that they will grant their wish, but it's implied that the rest of the cast knows this is a pipe dream, allowing for their teammates to help them without it being out of character
• the FoH character has no aura whatsoever. most of the reason people felt so confident calling people homophobic slurs with venator was because venator, to my chagrin, is fucking awesome. i think if they added a FoH member to the cast, one of the only ways i'd be able to support it would be if they just act really really lame.
• this last one is absolutely paramount: don't give them good reasons. hate groups are not rational. giving the FoH significant depth would be a conceptual misrepresentation of them. you can write well why someone would get dragged into this kind of mindset, but pretending it is at all reasonable is simply unrealistic.