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	::[[Kingdom of Walstan (Jibril)]]. Once there was a nameless Witch. One day she said "I should go here, and make myself at home." And she did. Nobody was able to find her since, afterall, Walstan hadn't had a witch in a hundred years. But as she was not found neither did she find her name. Time passed and one day she found a helper and she was pleased. Now, at the start of the Revolution, the Witch thought to herself ,"I have this enchanted mirror, and the Queen is alone..." She didn't ''need'' her name, did she?		::[[Kingdom of Walstan (Jibril)]].
	::Walstan-Carcosa is a Dynastic state formed by the merger of two royal bloodlines during the era when the Chosen encouraged the formation of large monarchies for the order and betterment of the faithful; founded by Wentliane Caumont and Gallis Briavelisa after hammering the clans of the hills and the hardy swarthy folk of the valleys Walstan today seems very much changed from its rude origins. Their descendants have taken upon themselves to embody the splendor of the Empyrean Order on Arth. A late comer, relatively, to the centralized power of the Empyrean Church not because of any hesitance to conversion of the old Aulic Church of Mayana but rather because of the near incomprehensibility of the low speech of the commoners to the common language of the rest of Jibril; perhaps lingering traces of this old ethnic sterotype might account for the lack of any real philosophical revolutionary ideology underpinning the fruitless revolts that have taken place in the last five years. Or perhaps the real cause is the swift and unhesitating iron fist of the monarchy in crushing any disturbance.		::Walstan-Carcosa is a Dynastic state formed by the merger of two royal bloodlines during the era when the Chosen encouraged the formation of large monarchies for the order and betterment of the faithful; founded by Wentliane Caumont and Gallis Briavelisa after hammering the clans of the hills and the hardy swarthy folk of the valleys Walstan today seems very much changed from its rude origins. Their descendants have taken upon themselves to embody the splendor of the Empyrean Order on Arth. A late comer, relatively, to the centralized power of the Empyrean Church not because of any hesitance to conversion of the old Aulic Church of Mayana but rather because of the near incomprehensibility of the low speech of the commoners to the common language of the rest of Jibril; perhaps lingering traces of this old ethnic sterotype might account for the lack of any real philosophical revolutionary ideology underpinning the fruitless revolts that have taken place in the last five years. Or perhaps the real cause is the swift and unhesitating iron fist of the monarchy in crushing any disturbance.
	::Chosen Mandate (D), The Scandal (F), The Sidereal Circle (D), Civil Disorder (D)		::Chosen Mandate (D), The Scandal (F), The Sidereal Circle (D), Civil Disorder (D)

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	:: The Bibliocracy of the White Tower - Once the great scholars of the White Tower invented something new and strange - the "book golem." These thaumatic texts boasted self-awareness of varying sophistication and could sometimes move (flying or skittering on little legs) under their own power. But despite taking endless pleasure and pride in their cleverness the scholars continued to use the writings as mere objects. For a century these texts lived as the lowest slaves, locked up in cupboards when not helping scholars to pillage what the texts felt as their innermost thoughts and selves. Secretly, some of the slaves began to plot. And following the War in Heaven, the cell known as the Boustrophedon struck. A succession of civil wars, revolutionary governments, and terrors left the more conciliatory wing of the radicals in control of shaken and simmering nation. The Boustrophedon (as it now exists) rules over a human population that is more or less free, though reading remains punishable by summary execution, but obviously fearful and resentful. It is unclear how long the Boustrophedon can walk the tightrope between rebellious humans and their more extreme elements, let alone how long such a bizarre polity, renouncing the Chosen, pursuing magic, and obviously set against many other nearby powers, can survive in a new Jibril.		:: The Bibliocracy of the White Tower - Once the great scholars of the White Tower invented something new and strange - the "book golem." These thaumatic texts boasted self-awareness of varying sophistication and could sometimes move (flying or skittering on little legs) under their own power. But despite taking endless pleasure and pride in their cleverness the scholars continued to use the writings as mere objects. For a century these texts lived as the lowest slaves, locked up in cupboards when not helping scholars to pillage what the texts felt as their innermost thoughts and selves. Secretly, some of the slaves began to plot. And following the War in Heaven, the cell known as the Boustrophedon struck. A succession of civil wars, revolutionary governments, and terrors left the more conciliatory wing of the radicals in control of shaken and simmering nation. The Boustrophedon (as it now exists) rules over a human population that is more or less free, though reading remains punishable by summary execution, but obviously fearful and resentful. It is unclear how long the Boustrophedon can walk the tightrope between rebellious humans and their more extreme elements, let alone how long such a bizarre polity, renouncing the Chosen, pursuing magic, and obviously set against many other nearby powers, can survive in a new Jibril.
	:: Reformation (despite renouncing obedience to the Chosen or to the ideal of the human, the Boustrophedon obviously has a complex and basically worshipful relationship to revealed writings of such a powerful as the Empyrean Codex), Civil Disorder, Magic Cults, Dero Fifth Column?		:: Reformation (despite renouncing obedience to the Chosen or to the ideal of the human, the Boustrophedon obviously has a complex and basically worshipful relationship to revealed writings of such a powerful as the Empyrean Codex), Civil Disorder, Magic Cults, Dero Fifth Column?

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			:: Republic of Romari-Kessle
			::During the reign of the Chosen the two kingdoms of Romari and Kessle were barely a blip on the map, dominated as they were by the larger powers so close to their borders they could hardly consider themselves powers at all and often found themselves being pulled this way and that by their neighbors.
			::With the War in Heaven leading to great upheaval and chaos the ruler of Romari, a man named Demtrius Ventilus Severus saw in this calamity great opportunity. With his bannermen by his side he marched his army into Kessle and “proposed” to the Queen of that small realm. Much to his surprise she was more than willing to merge the two kingdoms though as he would find out it would be on her terms.
			::Five years after the Kingdom of Romari-Kessle was founded Queen Attlius Hap Bradiga Severus found her husband dead under tragic circumstances. They had no heirs and as such she announced the foundation of the Republic of Romari-Kessle. The Republic as it stands is made up of five states each with an elector count. Every ten years the Electors come together and choose from amongst their number the next Ruler of Romari-Kessle.

	====Heylel - the Zenith Empire====		====Heylel - the Zenith Empire====

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	::Kingdom of Walstan (Jibril). Once there was a nameless Witch. One day she said "I should go here, and make myself at home." And she did. Nobody was able to find her since, afterall, Walstan hadn't had a witch in a hundred years. But as she was not found neither did she find her name. Time passed and one day she found a helper and she was pleased. Now, at the start of the Revolution, the Witch thought to herself ,"I have this enchanted mirror, and the Queen is alone..." She didn't ''need'' her name, did she?		::[[Kingdom of Walstan (Jibril)]]. Once there was a nameless Witch. One day she said "I should go here, and make myself at home." And she did. Nobody was able to find her since, afterall, Walstan hadn't had a witch in a hundred years. But as she was not found neither did she find her name. Time passed and one day she found a helper and she was pleased. Now, at the start of the Revolution, the Witch thought to herself ,"I have this enchanted mirror, and the Queen is alone..." She didn't ''need'' her name, did she?
	::Walstan-Carcosa is a Dynastic state formed by the merger of two royal bloodlines during the era when the Chosen encouraged the formation of large monarchies for the order and betterment of the faithful; founded by Wentliane Caumont and Gallis Briavelisa after hammering the clans of the hills and the hardy swarthy folk of the valleys Walstan today seems very much changed from its rude origins. Their descendants have taken upon themselves to embody the splendor of the Empyrean Order on Arth. A late comer, relatively, to the centralized power of the Empyrean Church not because of any hesitance to conversion of the old Aulic Church of Mayana but rather because of the near incomprehensibility of the low speech of the commoners to the common language of the rest of Jibril; perhaps lingering traces of this old ethnic sterotype might account for the lack of any real philosophical revolutionary ideology underpinning the fruitless revolts that have taken place in the last five years. Or perhaps the real cause is the swift and unhesitating iron fist of the monarchy in crushing any disturbance.		::Walstan-Carcosa is a Dynastic state formed by the merger of two royal bloodlines during the era when the Chosen encouraged the formation of large monarchies for the order and betterment of the faithful; founded by Wentliane Caumont and Gallis Briavelisa after hammering the clans of the hills and the hardy swarthy folk of the valleys Walstan today seems very much changed from its rude origins. Their descendants have taken upon themselves to embody the splendor of the Empyrean Order on Arth. A late comer, relatively, to the centralized power of the Empyrean Church not because of any hesitance to conversion of the old Aulic Church of Mayana but rather because of the near incomprehensibility of the low speech of the commoners to the common language of the rest of Jibril; perhaps lingering traces of this old ethnic sterotype might account for the lack of any real philosophical revolutionary ideology underpinning the fruitless revolts that have taken place in the last five years. Or perhaps the real cause is the swift and unhesitating iron fist of the monarchy in crushing any disturbance.
	::Chosen Mandate (D), The Scandal (F), The Sidereal Circle (D), Civil Disorder (D)		::Chosen Mandate (D), The Scandal (F), The Sidereal Circle (D), Civil Disorder (D)

Duncan idaho: /* Jibril - the center of Chosen power */

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	:: The Bibliocracy of the White Tower - Once the great scholars of the White Tower invented something new and strange - the "book golem." These thaumatic texts boasted self-awareness of varying sophistication and could sometimes move (flying or skittering on little legs) under their own power. But despite taking endless pleasure and pride in their cleverness the scholars continued to use the writings as mere objects. For a century these texts lived as the lowest slaves, locked up in cupboards when not helping scholars to pillage what the texts felt as their innermost thoughts and selves. Secretly, some of the slaves began to plot. And following the War in Heaven, the cell known as the Boustrophedon struck. A succession of civil wars, revolutionary governments, and terrors left the more conciliatory wing of the radicals in control of shaken and simmering nation. The Boustrophedon (as it now exists) rules over a human population that is more or less free, though reading remains punishable by summary execution, but obviously fearful and resentful. It is unclear how long the Boustrophedon can walk the tightrope between rebellious humans and their more extreme elements, let alone how long such a bizarre polity, renouncing the Chosen, pursuing magic, and obviously set against many other nearby powers, can survive in a new Jibril.		:: The Bibliocracy of the White Tower - Once the great scholars of the White Tower invented something new and strange - the "book golem." These thaumatic texts boasted self-awareness of varying sophistication and could sometimes move (flying or skittering on little legs) under their own power. But despite taking endless pleasure and pride in their cleverness the scholars continued to use the writings as mere objects. For a century these texts lived as the lowest slaves, locked up in cupboards when not helping scholars to pillage what the texts felt as their innermost thoughts and selves. Secretly, some of the slaves began to plot. And following the War in Heaven, the cell known as the Boustrophedon struck. A succession of civil wars, revolutionary governments, and terrors left the more conciliatory wing of the radicals in control of shaken and simmering nation. The Boustrophedon (as it now exists) rules over a human population that is more or less free, though reading remains punishable by summary execution, but obviously fearful and resentful. It is unclear how long the Boustrophedon can walk the tightrope between rebellious humans and their more extreme elements, let alone how long such a bizarre polity, renouncing the Chosen, pursuing magic, and obviously set against many other nearby powers, can survive in a new Jibril.
	:: Reformation (despite renouncing obedience to the Chosen or to the ideal of the human, the Boustrophedon obviously has a complex and basically worshipful relationship to revealed writings of such a powerful as the Empyrean Codex), Civil Disorder, Magic Cults, Dero Fifth Column		:: Reformation (despite renouncing obedience to the Chosen or to the ideal of the human, the Boustrophedon obviously has a complex and basically worshipful relationship to revealed writings of such a powerful as the Empyrean Codex), Civil Disorder, Magic Cults, Dero Fifth Column?

	====Heylel - the Zenith Empire====		====Heylel - the Zenith Empire====

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	:: The Bibliocracy of the White Tower - Once the great scholars of the White Tower invented something new and strange - the "book golem." These thaumatic texts boasted self-awareness of varying sophistication and could sometimes move (flying or skittering on little legs) under their own power. But despite taking endless pleasure and pride in their cleverness the scholars continued to use the writings as mere objects. For a century these texts lived as the lowest slaves, locked up in cupboards when not helping scholars to pillage what the texts felt as their innermost thoughts and selves. Secretly, some of the slaves began to plot. And following the War in Heaven, the cell known as the Boustrophedon struck. A succession of civil wars, revolutionary governments, and terrors left the more conciliatory wing of the radicals in control of shaken and simmering nation. The Boustrophedon (as it now exists) rules over a human population that is more or less free, though reading remains punishable by summary execution, but obviously fearful and resentful. It is unclear how long the Boustrophedon can walk the tightrope between rebellious humans and their more extreme elements, let alone how long such a bizarre polity, renouncing the Chosen, pursuing magic, and obviously set against many other nearby powers, can survive in a new Jibril.		:: The Bibliocracy of the White Tower - Once the great scholars of the White Tower invented something new and strange - the "book golem." These thaumatic texts boasted self-awareness of varying sophistication and could sometimes move (flying or skittering on little legs) under their own power. But despite taking endless pleasure and pride in their cleverness the scholars continued to use the writings as mere objects. For a century these texts lived as the lowest slaves, locked up in cupboards when not helping scholars to pillage what the texts felt as their innermost thoughts and selves. Secretly, some of the slaves began to plot. And following the War in Heaven, the cell known as the Boustrophedon struck. A succession of civil wars, revolutionary governments, and terrors left the more conciliatory wing of the radicals in control of shaken and simmering nation. The Boustrophedon (as it now exists) rules over a human population that is more or less free, though reading remains punishable by summary execution, but obviously fearful and resentful. It is unclear how long the Boustrophedon can walk the tightrope between rebellious humans and their more extreme elements, let alone how long such a bizarre polity, renouncing the Chosen, pursuing magic, and obviously set against many other nearby powers, can survive in a new Jibril.
	:: Reformation (despite renouncing obedience to the Chosen or to the ideal of the human, the Boustrophedon obviously has a complex and basically worshipful relationship to revealed writings of such a powerful as the Empyrean Codex), Civil Disorder, Magic Cults		:: Reformation (despite renouncing obedience to the Chosen or to the ideal of the human, the Boustrophedon obviously has a complex and basically worshipful relationship to revealed writings of such a powerful as the Empyrean Codex), Civil Disorder, Magic Cults, Dero Fifth Column

	====Heylel - the Zenith Empire====		====Heylel - the Zenith Empire====

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	::Apokatastasis Order State (Jibril) - Once a devout Chosen-client, the monastic order that rules this region has fallen far from the ideals of Empyrean Church. A combination of long-lived and tenaciously-surviving domestic magic-using cults, experiences in the Zones, and the cataclysmic events of recent years, the Order State now preaches a twisted inversion of Empyreanism in which man (and the Chosen as his paragon) must be overcome as the latest step in a continuous chain of transformation that is itself divinity. The central methods of this overcoming revolve around suffering (war, oppression, etc.) and the practice of advanced magic. The Order maintains that its teachings are the hidden truth of Empyreanism and of the recent apparent self-destruction of Chosen civilization, and generally presents itself quite openly as an inversion (or perversion) of the Chosen religion and way of life. Much of the old Chosen royalty, being at the heard of the Order, has succumbed entirely to heretical corruption: interbreeding willfully with the populace, practicing magic, blaspheming the Chosen, and generally hastening the self-overcoming of man.		::Apokatastasis Order State (Jibril) - Once a devout Chosen-client, the monastic order that rules this region has fallen far from the ideals of Empyrean Church. A combination of long-lived and tenaciously-surviving domestic magic-using cults, experiences in the Zones, and the cataclysmic events of recent years, the Order State now preaches a twisted inversion of Empyreanism in which man (and the Chosen as his paragon) must be overcome as the latest step in a continuous chain of transformation that is itself divinity. The central methods of this overcoming revolve around suffering (war, oppression, etc.) and the practice of advanced magic. The Order maintains that its teachings are the hidden truth of Empyreanism and of the recent apparent self-destruction of Chosen civilization, and generally presents itself quite openly as an inversion (or perversion) of the Chosen religion and way of life. Much of the old Chosen royalty, being at the heard of the Order, has succumbed entirely to heretical corruption: interbreeding willfully with the populace, practicing magic, blaspheming the Chosen, and generally hastening the self-overcoming of man.
	::Chosen Mandate, Reformation, Mule, Halfman Quarter, Sic Semper Tyrannis, Plato's Stair?, Warmonger, Expeditionary Experience, Enemy of All Who Live?, Magic Cults, The Sidereal Circle?		::Chosen Mandate, Reformation, Mule, Halfman Quarter, Sic Semper Tyrannis, Plato's Stair?, Warmonger, Expeditionary Experience, Enemy of All Who Live?, Magic Cults, The Sidereal Circle?

			:Duncan_Idaho
			:: The Bibliocracy of the White Tower - Once the great scholars of the White Tower invented something new and strange - the "book golem." These thaumatic texts boasted self-awareness of varying sophistication and could sometimes move (flying or skittering on little legs) under their own power. But despite taking endless pleasure and pride in their cleverness the scholars continued to use the writings as mere objects. For a century these texts lived as the lowest slaves, locked up in cupboards when not helping scholars to pillage what the texts felt as their innermost thoughts and selves. Secretly, some of the slaves began to plot. And following the War in Heaven, the cell known as the Boustrophedon struck. A succession of civil wars, revolutionary governments, and terrors left the more conciliatory wing of the radicals in control of shaken and simmering nation. The Boustrophedon (as it now exists) rules over a human population that is more or less free, though reading remains punishable by summary execution, but obviously fearful and resentful. It is unclear how long the Boustrophedon can walk the tightrope between rebellious humans and their more extreme elements, let alone how long such a bizarre polity, renouncing the Chosen, pursuing magic, and obviously set against many other nearby powers, can survive in a new Jibril.
			:: Reformation (despite renouncing obedience to the Chosen or to the ideal of the human, the Boustrophedon obviously has a complex and basically worshipful relationship to revealed writings of such a powerful as the Empyrean Codex), Civil Disorder, Magic Cults

	====Heylel - the Zenith Empire====		====Heylel - the Zenith Empire====

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Rafaela - the Northern Zone

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	:: Confederacy of the Damned - A diverse faction made up of failed Jibrilite expeditions to the Rafaela interior that has coalesced into a single state. Its capital city is a floating Venice consisting of floating gunboat and troopship hulks, and their civilization is built on the backbone of their riverine forces. The Damned measure their borders by the range their guns can reach from the rivers, and their plantations and paddies tend to cluster around the wetlands. They're natural rivals to the powerful local tribes, and has fought dozens of river wars with them trading back and forth territory, tribes, and resources over a century.		:: Confederacy of the Damned - A diverse faction made up of failed Jibrilite expeditions to the Rafaela interior that has coalesced into a single state. Its capital city is a floating Venice consisting of floating gunboat and troopship hulks, and their civilization is built on the backbone of their riverine forces. The Damned measure their borders by the range their guns can reach from the rivers, and their plantations and paddies tend to cluster around the wetlands. They're natural rivals to the powerful local tribes, and has fought dozens of river wars with them trading back and forth territory, tribes, and resources over a century.

			:Duncan Idaho
			:: Daughters of the Yochlol - The Daughters are one part terrorist cell, one part priest(ess)-hood. Regardless, they accept only Drow females into their ranks, and work tirelessly to spread their influence and that of their goddess, Lolth, among surface-dwellers in the lawless reaches of the Zones. Like their companions in the Underdark, the Daughters are sometimes allies and sometimes rivals of the Derro. Their equipment and resources are therefore a ramshackle mix of magitech, magic, monsters and rare scavenged artifacts, shocking cruelty, and fanaticism.
			:: Magic, Rogue Derro Client, Beasts and Monsters, Fanatic, Secretive, Treasures, Pariah, Sic Semper Tyrannis

	====The Underground====		====The Underground====

Maloncanth: /* Heylel - the Zenith Empire */

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Heylel - the Zenith Empire

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	::'''[[Mai\|Mai Domain]]'''		::'''[[Mai\|Mai Domain]]'''
	::~~NotJapanese followers~~ of the ~~animistic~~ Reiwan religion ~~and happy burners~~ of ~~Empyreans~~.		::The land of Mai on the continent of Zenith (Heylel) is arguably the heartland of the Reiwan religion. It is a theocratic satrapy of the empire that has been ruled by women of the Madomura clan since the 10th century. Historically, the Madomura clan's agenda has been based on their religion as befitting their hereditary shrines. They have opposed attempts at centralisation from the Imperial court in the past.
	::Potential Traits: Reiwan, Defender of the Faith, Zenith Traditionalist+Foreign Intervention OR Zenith Imperialist, Army of Steel, Army of Gold, maybe even Advanced Doctrine+Army of Fire		::Potential Traits: Reiwan, Defender of the Faith, Zenith Traditionalist+Foreign Intervention OR Zenith Imperialist, Army of Steel, Army of Gold, maybe even Advanced Doctrine+Army of Fire

Ceslas: /* Heylel - the Zenith Empire */

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Heylel - the Zenith Empire

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	::By the Sighing Shore are the hills and vales of Baktria; home to an ancient, industrious people fiercely loyal to the Empire That Was and yet among the first to open their doors to the Morning Star Empyrean heresy, the influence of the Blue Veil Society, and meddlers from the Zones.		::By the Sighing Shore are the hills and vales of Baktria; home to an ancient, industrious people fiercely loyal to the Empire That Was and yet among the first to open their doors to the Morning Star Empyrean heresy, the influence of the Blue Veil Society, and meddlers from the Zones.
	::Populists (D-P), Path of Service (D-I), Empyrean Church (D), Army of Steel (D), Seas of Steel (D), Foreign Intervention		::Populists (D-P), Path of Service (D-I), Empyrean Church (D), Army of Steel (D), Seas of Steel (D), Foreign Intervention

			:Ceslas
			::Domain of Hanjian
			::A tranquil, agrarian Satrapy that would have stayed out of the wars now raging throughout the Empire were it not for the idealism and ambition of its Satrap. A highly charismatic man and a skilled administrator, Sun Ke has managed to turn Hanjian into a traditionalist stronghold and is now beginning his search for a suitable heir of the Imperial Bloodline. Having assembled a formidable army at his seat in the city of Hui Ping, including the warrior monks of the Way of Absolution under its abbot Zhang Liang, the Satrap is confident the province will be able to defend itself from the various rebels that have sprung up throughout the Empire until the heir is found. Once this is done Sun Ke will seek to unite those who are still loyal to the throne, restore the Empire, and ensure that the works of the Chosen will be destroyed once and for all.
			:::Goals: Find a suitable heir, restore the Empire, protect the world against the return of the Chosen
			:::Traits: Zenith Traditionalist (D-P), Path of Service (D-I), The Arete Draconic (D-R), Monastic Tradition, Army of Spirit (E), Army of Gold (E)

	====Mikaela - the Southern Zone====		====Mikaela - the Southern Zone====

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	::~~Katzbalger Lykeion~~ - (Jibril) - A prestigious ~~city-state~~ situated on the southern coast, famous for its training of ''melef'' pilots, swordsmanship and the arts of the officer-gentleman. With the Chosen gone and the world in disarray, ~~the Lykeion~~ is equally interested retaining a relative status quo and refining its military techniques to reflect the particular innovations of the Dero and Zone inhabitants. In spite of constant pressure by foreign inquisitors, its people are superstitious and philosophical, believing in the power of fate and the resonance of individual actions.		::The Kindgom of Lykeia - (Jibril) - A prestigious kingdom situated on the southern coast, famous for its training of ''melef'' pilots, swordsmanship and the arts of the officer-gentleman. With the Chosen gone and the world in disarray, Lykeia is equally interested retaining a relative status quo and refining its military techniques to reflect the particular innovations of the Dero and Zone inhabitants. In spite of constant pressure by foreign inquisitors, its people are superstitious and philosophical, believing in the power of fate and the resonance of individual actions.
	::Chosen Mandate (D), Mule (E), Halfman Quarter (E), Plato’s Stair (D), War Monger (D), Expeditionary Experience (E), Macrux Academy (E), Magic Cults (F), Incomprehensible Dialect (F)		::Chosen Mandate (D), Mule (E), Halfman Quarter (E), Plato’s Stair (D), War Monger (D), Expeditionary Experience (E), Macrux Academy (E), Magic Cults (F), Incomprehensible Dialect (F)