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| - | ==== (Name TBD), "The Hidden Empire" | ||
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| - | //Note: This is the location for the [[v3|" | ||
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| - | "The Hidden Empire" | ||
| - | ocean end of the [["Sea of Sand" | ||
| - | Empire]] -- which was [[end_of_the_world|destroyed at the end of the second | ||
| - | age]]. | ||
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| - | === History === | ||
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| - | In the second age, the mighty [[Arral Empire]] occupied these lands (as well as | ||
| - | most of what is now known as the [["Sea of Sand" | ||
| - | the end of the second age, the amount of arable land dramatically shrank, | ||
| - | forcing the peoples to migrate to the cooler coastal region. | ||
| - | overcrowding led to deprivation and conflict. | ||
| - | old societal structure had collapsed -- replaced by brutal tribal warfare. | ||
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| - | Beginning in the year III:75, the Massin tribe began a bloody campaign of | ||
| - | conquest against the remaining tribes. | ||
| - | they gradually gained control of the entire region, forming the first unified | ||
| - | government in III: | ||
| - | evolved into an effective and relatively stable ruling class and their | ||
| - | descendants ruled in one form or another for seven centuries. | ||
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| - | In the year III:870, a large force of Goblins and Giants invaded -- leading to | ||
| - | an 88-year period of brutal occupation. | ||
| - | to shake off their Goblin overlords in III:958, after a careful and methodical | ||
| - | 30-year revolution. | ||
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| - | Without the goblin enemy to unite the historically divisive tribes, the rebel | ||
| - | leaders feared their new freedom would not last. To remedy this, they formed | ||
| - | the Amalu council -- which remains the basis for the government to this day. | ||
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| - | === Recent Events === | ||
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| - | Until the year 1108, this region was very isolated from the rest of the world. | ||
| - | In that year, a man named [[Kevin Arcana]] arrived and announced the existence | ||
| - | of [[twenty_portals|a magical portal]] that linked to various points around the | ||
| - | rest of the world. | ||
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| - | In the few years since, a series of "trade routes" | ||
| - | local merchants with those in [[Spindrift]], | ||
| - | [[Edric_city|The City of Edric]], [[Arela]], and the [[Wall Islands]]. | ||
| - | infusion of outside culture has both stimulated and alarmed society. | ||
| - | minority of conservative dissidents (known as the " | ||
| - | revolt against what they see as a pollution of their culture, but the majority | ||
| - | either recognize the influence as inevitabile or don't see it as a problem. | ||
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| - | === Religion === | ||
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| - | The primary pantheon worshiped here is the [[Sumerian]] gods. With their | ||
| - | destruction in III:1108 by the [[Godslayer]], | ||
| - | vanished. | ||
| - | populace. | ||
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| - | After 84 days of silence, the gods suddenly reappeared -- but each one claimed | ||
| - | to have a new name. There are many among the clergy who believe these " | ||
| - | gods are, in fact, [["new gods" | ||
| - | as not to alarm the general public. | ||
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