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game_concept_neow_the_event: "The Event"
game_concept_neow_the_event_desc: "Occurring sometime around the turn of the millennium, this mysterious disaster brought the Old World to an abrupt and violent end. The Event extinguished uncountable lives in its aftermath, taking most of mankind's achievements along with them. Many theories have appeared over the centuries since, attributing the destruction to great plagues, fires in the sky, and the wrath of divine power. Those that survived to tell the tale are thought to have refused to document the calamity for the sake of their own sanity."

# novelist stuff
game_concept_neow_the_author: "The Author"
game_concept_neow_the_author_desc: ""Eru, our great Author, weaves the tapestry of our universe and imprints into it meaning in ink. Though he is too far beyond for any of us to understand him, his work is laid clearly before us in this beautiful canvas we call Earth."\n\n#tooltip_subheading - Isildur Bonaparte#!"
game_concept_neow_atlantis: "Atlantis"
game_concept_neow_atlantis_desc: "Few Novelists can agree whether the stories of Atlantis depict merely an allegory for utopia, or a revelatory glimpse into the Author's idyllic plane of creation. Nonetheless, the Romanticists view it as their visionary project in establishing a peaceful, arcadian society."
game_concept_neow_the_shattering: "The Shattering"
game_concept_neow_the_shattering_desc: "Atlanteans believe that the Old World was created and watched over by a singular great God, who was destroyed during the Event, shattering his reality into countless shards - independent gods, each reflecting a piece of his person. The pantheon is de facto headed by Charlemagne, the High King of Númenor, who ascended to Heaven upon his passing as its sole ruler and defender. Other gods include Valjean the Redeemer, D'Artagnan, and Captain Nemo, who embody God's mercy, chivalry, and bravery respectively. Countless lesser gods also exist within the pantheon as the receivers of prayer and offering."
game_concept_neow_saracen_knights: "The Saracen Knights"
game_concept_neow_saracen_knights_desc: "In both Novelist and Muslim circles, the legendary exploits of Saladin, the Saracen Knight, are some of the most revered in all of history. According to legend, he battled the Peers many times in the Levant before they recognised his piety and generosity, inducting him as one of their own, though Saladin would soon return to his homeland to rule as its Sultan. To Western Europeans, he embodies the idea that chivalry and knighthood are not inherent to any one culture or faith, and to Muslims he represents the ideal king that all rulers should aspire to be. Some say he still appears to those in need in far off lands, an old beggar carrying a crescent flag and the Zulfiqar on his belt."

#[GetScriptedCharacterByHistoryID( 'france_bonaparte_isildur_i' ).GetFullName] im too stupid for this

game_concept_neow_the_novel: "The Novel"
game_concept_neow_the_novel_desc: "All Novelists believe that the Novel holds within it all the truths of the universe, written by the elusive [Concept('neow_the_author','Author')|E] before the beginning of time, and scattered across the timelines by the Valar. Novelists generally agree that the Novel is composed of the Author himself turned into ink, though how it manifests into our world and the gods' effects on it is a hotly contested topic ever since the religion's founding."

game_concept_neow_charlemagne: "Charlemagne"
game_concept_neow_charlemagne_desc: "Novelists believe mankind was first united long ago by Charlemagne, the first Emperor of all humanity. Armed with his magical sword Joyeuse and his cadre of elite, noble knights, he ruled the world in a veritable golden age called Carolingia. Upon his death, he ascended to Heaven, where he rallies his loyal knights for a great battle at world's end."

game_concept_neow_indifference: "Indifférence"
game_concept_neow_indifference_desc: ""A terrible yet beautiful goddess, uninterested in the matters of man, with those seeking to understand her falling into madness. However, she is always by our side, giving us satisfaction, healing our wounds with the passage of time, and embracing us in our final hour. She is Cold, but not Cruel."\n\n#tooltip_subheading - Renaud de Templemont#!"

#europeanist stuff
game_concept_neow_the_belle_epoque: "The Belle Époque"
game_concept_neow_the_belle_epoque_desc: "Europeanists call the waning days of the Old World the "Belle Époque", or the Beautiful Era of history. They hold that, under the wise guidance of the Emperors of Europa, the entire continent was more stable than it had ever been. A period of prosperity and culture, its end marked the beginning of the greatest dark age mankind has ever seen.\n\nHowever, not all are convinced the Belle Époque truly existed - for if it was so great, why did it fall?"

game_concept_neow_war_to_end_all: "The War to End All Wars"
game_concept_neow_war_to_end_all_desc: "Trenchsingers hold that the [Concept('neow_the_event','Event')|E] was little more than humanity tearing at each other's throats, as they had done for countless centuries before. Though the empires that started it have long since been forgotten, the War to End All Wars still rages on - if not through the written word, then through the blatant displays of resentment and wrath that the courts of Europe hold for one another."

game_concept_neow_providentia: "Providentia"
game_concept_neow_providentia_desc: "The main object of Europeanist worship is the distant goddess Providentia, who gifted mankind with intelligence at the moment of their ascension from Eden, and has been content with observing from afar since then. Most Europeanists agree that, when humanity requires it the most, Providentia has a tendency to intervene for their collective benefit - such as when she gifted the world the Enlightenment, bringing mankind out of the wartorn Dark Ages."

game_concept_neow_fathers_of_europe: "The Fathers of Europe"
game_concept_neow_fathers_of_europe_desc: "The Fathers of Europe are those great thinkers who spread the revelations gifted to them by Providentia - lessons in unity, peace, and progress. The greatest of these, figures such as Father Kant, Father Coudenhove-Kalergi and Father Lafayette, are frequently worshipped as great saints among Europeanists, and are believed to have personally joined Providentia in guiding humanity to a brighter future."

game_concept_neow_european_spring: "European Spring"
game_concept_neow_european_spring_desc: "In Heimwehler theology, European Spring is a state of collective spiritual ascension that each tribe or nation must reach in order to be fit for a place inside a revived Europa. Were Europa to be restored through force, before the world is ready, it would simply collapse for a second time, accomplishing nothing. Only once each of its constituent tribes is guided to maturity by Providentia, embracing ideals such as pacifism, equality, kindness, and most importantly - the understanding that they are just a puzzle piece within a greater effort, can a second Belle Époque begin."

#catholic stuff
game_concept_neow_sevillian_church: "The Sevillian Church"
game_concept_neow_sevillian_church_desc: "The first Sevillian Pope, Honorus V Petrus Sevillius, was originally a man from Andalusia named Juan Carlos Jurado. While much of his life is shrouded in legend, it is generally believed he was born in the pre-[Concept('neow_the_event','Event')|E], living as a humble shepherd. In his fifties he would receive a vision from the Archangel Raphael, who instructed him to warn the world of Rome's coming punishment. His message would find great popularity in his native Spain, leading to his proclamation as the true Pope in Seville, only a month before the Event. He would reportedly pass away at the age of two-hundred, becoming the first saint canonised by the Sevillian Papacy."

game_concept_neow_cadaverist_synod: "The Cadaverist Synod"
game_concept_neow_cadaverist_synod_desc: "The Cadaverist Synod is the highest ecclesiastical body of the Cadaverist Church, at least until the Pope's long awaited return. They elect from amongst themselves a leader called the Ecclesiarch, who holds all the same temporal, but not the same spiritual powers as the Pope."

#britannic stuff
game_concept_neow_the_regency: "The Regency"
game_concept_neow_the_regency_desc: "After the royal family's disappearance, what remained of Old Albion's ministries quickly took the mantle of the Regency, ruling in the Queen's stead as the Witenagemot of the Imperial Republic of London. They would rule over the scorched city with an iron fist for over a century until Arthur Crowtemple, one of their own generals, turned against them and took over London for himself. Nobody knows what he found within the dredges of the old Palace, but in disgust he ordered the entire complex demolished, and the Regents' names scrubbed from history. In the building's place he built a pyramid, representing the tomb of Old Albion."

game_concept_neow_leviathan_queen: "The Queen"
game_concept_neow_leviathan_queen_desc: "Formed from the discarded flaws of the living [Concept('neow_leviathans','Leviathans')|E], the Queen was at first merely an intangible negative force which had little power. However, once humanity was united by the power of the British Empire and their Leviathan allies, she coalesced into a malevolent entity and gave herself a name. Soon after, when the great plan of the Leviathans was on the cusp of completion, the Queen sent down her avatar to sabotage it so that she would be able to take control over the world.\n\nShe preached a religion of greed and selfishness, one that soon corrupted those in positions of leadership and organisation. Her avatar was crowned Queen, and in her hubris, she dismantled the British Empire. Giving away that which was once owned in common to her supporters, while stealing food and milk from the very hands of children, the Queen started a sharp decline which one day finally reached its terrible conclusion: the [Concept('neow_the_event','Event')|E]. After this embarrassing failure, the Queen called back her avatar, and now tries to rule humanity from the shadows, using them in a vain pursuit of endless power."

game_concept_neow_leviathans: "Leviathans"
game_concept_neow_leviathans_desc: "Born at the beginning of time itself, the Leviathans were the original rulers of the primordial universe, creating themselves from nothing using their own strength. Their civilisation lived in a sprawling Utopia in the sky, without anything else in existence. To entertain themselves, they created Earth and populated it with life, but it was never to their liking. To fix this, the Leviathans created a plan that would result in the creation of perfect beings, who could be their equals and companions. So they first destroyed Earth and everything on it, then themselves, thus creating it anew. Though they died, they grew only more powerful by shedding their physical bodies and imperfections; from their corpses, their perfect creation emerged: humanity.\n\nYet, because of their lack of physical forms, they could no longer directly impact the world without the usage of conduits, constructed and powered by their own remains. So they guided mankind by using the British, helping them to resist the influence of [Concept('neow_leviathan_queen','the Queen')|E] and to unite the world into Utopia over the course of thousands of years. Sadly, their plan has been derailed, and now, unless humanity once again heeds the Leviathans, the world may be forever stuck in squalor."

# Finns

game_concept_neow_sisu: "Sisu"
game_concept_neow_sisu_desc: "Sisu is described by its followers as the energy that allows living creatures to struggle and survive, and is believed to emanate from the gods. Ritual cultivation of sisu strengthens the mind and body, prolongs one’s life, and improves their standing in the eyes of the gods."

# Resurgentist stuff

game_concept_neow_singularity: "Singularity"
game_concept_neow_singularity_desc: "Romano-Futurists believe that, far into the future, humanity will reach their spiritual apex in New Rome. At this stage, their souls will surpass their feeble, mortal bodies, and each man will ascend to the stars, assuming the mantle of divinity."

game_concept_neow_new_rome: "New Rome"
game_concept_neow_new_rome_desc: "For Romano-Futurists, New Rome is not merely a place on earth, but a state of spiritual ascension. New Rome is where Futuro dwells surrounded by his steel angels, it is where the universe began and where it will end, and it is where the cosmic forces will naturally diverge up until the very end of time, culminating in a clean slate from which a new universe can be born."

game_concept_neow_quinternity: "The Five Humanities"
game_concept_neow_quinternity_desc: "The Five Humanities, or Quinternity, is the council which rules Empyrean in the absence of Deus. They are Philosophia, Poesis, Historia, Rhethorica and Theologia, each representing the divine gifts which Deus bestowed upon Humanity. Only by embracing their teachings, will a person be able to complete their journey in the afterlife from Inferno to Paradiso. It is said those who have earned the favor of the Quinternity will be accompanied by the guide, Durante on the path to Paradiso."

# Tsarist stuff

game_concept_neow_tsar: "Tsars"
game_concept_neow_tsar_desc: "The Tsars are the mortal rulers of God's Kingdom, and those humans chosen by the Lord to lead the rest of humanity on the right path. Many Tsars were extraordinary humans in life, tasked with leading one of the world's greatest empires. However, it was only after death that their worship truly started, as common Tsarists regularly pray at the shrines of various Tsars for their blessing and intercession."

game_concept_neow_tsar_nicholas: "The Final Tsar"
game_concept_neow_tsar_nicholas_desc: "Tsar Nicholas, commonly considered to be the last divinely ordained Tsar, was killed during an event called Red October. According to legend, followers of a false prophet stormed the palace of Tsar Nicholas, leading to his demise. In rage, the Lord ordered the destruction of the Rus for their disloyalty to Heaven, and there has not been a new Tsar since. Though most Tsarists consider Tsar Nicholas to have been martyred for his faith, a minority still cling to the story of the false prophet, the usurper that ate Nicholas' heart to steal his divinity - the Iron Tsar."

game_concept_neow_great_patriotic_war: "Great Patriotic War"
game_concept_neow_great_patriotic_war_desc: "Some Octobrist sects believe the Great Patriotic War was one of the crucial causes of the Event, when a malevolent army threatened to extinguish all who did not belong to their ranks. It is said that the violence was so great that the Volga ran red with blood, which was then collected by the goddess Rodina, who spent 200 days and nights using it to forge a powerful warrior out of steel."