Making any penalty or reward fit inside the lore is important, so discussing how the current situation (which to many is clearly less than optimal) regarding neutrals can be ammended is related to the lore.
Trytonists of course would most likely go neutral given a viable option (I know I would, the main reason I'm now alligned is the penalties on travel that the neutral option imposes). We hide within the existing religions not by choice but necessity, as hiding in plain sight until the day Elias Tryton returns is a survival strategy.
Marauders are more tricky, as they're hostile to civilisations, not necessarilly kami or karavan (I can imagine multiple marauder groups, some alligned with either faction and others not alligned at all, just like there are Trytonists in any nation and some who may be stateless citizens).
Trytonists of course would most likely go neutral given a viable option (I know I would, the main reason I'm now alligned is the penalties on travel that the neutral option imposes). We hide within the existing religions not by choice but necessity, as hiding in plain sight until the day Elias Tryton returns is a survival strategy.
Marauders are more tricky, as they're hostile to civilisations, not necessarilly kami or karavan (I can imagine multiple marauder groups, some alligned with either faction and others not alligned at all, just like there are Trytonists in any nation and some who may be stateless citizens).