Fictional orders are structured groups or organizations created within stories, often found in literature, film, or video games. These groups typically have specific goals, beliefs, or missions that drive their actions and influence the plot. Examples include the Jedi Order from the Star Wars universe and the Brotherhood of Steel from the Fallout series. These orders can serve various narrative purposes, such as providing conflict, guiding character development, or establishing a moral framework. They often reflect real-world themes, such as loyalty, power, and the struggle between good and evil, making them relatable to audiences.