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einblicker_adherent:0 "Einblicker"
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einblicker_adherent_plural:0 "Einblickers"
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einblicker_desc:0 "The Einblickers adhere strongly to the legend of Adonis, who was created by Monad long before the age of man alongside his consort Dido. However, Adonis was killed and defeated by his brother Moloch, who sent unto Earth many plagues and disasters, swaying the prophets and temples of the world to his false words. Under the guise of the One, Moloch demonised Adonis as the Devil, ruling over Earth for millennia. However, Adonis regained his strength, and wrested control of the world from Moloch's hands. Alongside the heroes Luther and Hermann, who destroyed Moloch's temples and defeated his armies, Adonis prevailed after the Event as the one true god of the universe. His followers, the Insightful, aim to spread the true word, razing the unholy temples of Moloch until none are left."
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einblicker_religious_head_title:0 "WIP"
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einblicker_religious_head_title_name:0 "WIP"
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einblicker_religious_head_title:0 "Grand Legate"
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einblicker_religious_head_title_name:0 "High Legation of the Insightful"
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rosenkreuzer_adherent:0 "Rosenkreuzer"
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rosenkreuzer_adherent_plural:0 "Rosenkreuzers"
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rosenkreuzer_desc:0 "The Rosicrucian movement was founded by the legendary Hermetic Christian Rosenkreuz, long before the Event. Rooted in Christian and Kabbalistic mysticism, the Rosenkreuz Hermetics reorganised around the learning centers of Central Europe after the end of the world. They follow in the footsteps of the greatest scholars in history, the likes of Paracelsus and Einstein, in search of God's material and spiritual secrets. To this day, the Rose Cross Degree is by far the most prestigious that can be earned in any European university, short of becoming one of the Laureates themselves."
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rosenkreuzer_religious_head_title:0 "WIP"
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rosenkreuzer_religious_head_title_name:0 "WIP"
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rosenkreuzer_religious_head_title:0 "Imperator"
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rosenkreuzer_religious_head_title_name:0 "The Rose Cross Council"
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rosenkreuzer_high_god_name:0 "God"
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rosenkreuzer_high_god_name_possessive:0 "God's"
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nobelian_adherent:0 "Nobelian"
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nobelian_adherent_plural:0 "Nobelians"
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nobelian_desc:0 "The Nobelian Hermetic Order is the secretive society in charge of Europe's Laureates, as well as most universities throughout Northern Europe. Named after the legendary Laureate, Alfred Nobel, the Nobelians believe the Old World was home to master alchemists - those who successfully discovered the famed philosopher's stone and used it to advance Europe to an age of prosperity never seen before. The flying contraptions and machine computers of the world before, however, are now buried below mountains of rubble and decayed beyond repair, with most being impossible to recreate. The failure of the Old World to find the universal panacea was its downfall, a single plague wiping the whole slate clean. Now, the new Hermetics seek to pick up where their ancestors left off, mastering the arts of alchemy, chemistry, medicine, archaeology, and everything in between, all with one goal in mind - find the Cure to End All Cures, and prevent there ever being another Event."
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nobelian_religious_head_title:0 "WIP"
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nobelian_religious_head_title_name:0 "WIP"
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nobelian_religious_head_title:0 "Grand Laureate"
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nobelian_religious_head_title_name:0 "The Nobel Council"
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nobelian_high_god_name:0 "Hermes Trismegistus"
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nobelian_high_god_name_possessive:0 "Hermes'"
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cosmist_religion_adj:1 "Cosmist"
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cosmist_religion_adherent:1 "Cosmist"
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cosmist_religion_adherent_plural:1 "Cosmists"
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cosmist_religion_desc:1 "PLACEHOLDER"
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cosmist_religion_desc:1 "Cosmism is a group of disparate beliefs that emerged in the wake of the Event, unified by their obsession with the extraterrestrial and the anomalous. Whether they seek to reclaim a lost divinity among the stars or worship the strange, matter-unmaking shards left behind on Earth, Cosmists believe that humanity's destiny lies far beyond the mundane world."
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cosmist_high_god_name:0 "The Cosmos"
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cosmist_high_god_name_2:0 "The Universe"
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cosmist_high_god_name_3:0 "The All"
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cosmist_high_god_name_possessive:0 "The Cosmos'"
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cosmist_high_god_name_alternate:0 "The Great Beyond"
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cosmist_high_god_name_alternate_possessive:0 "The Great Beyond's"
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cosmist_creator_god_name:0 "The Singularity"
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cosmist_creator_god_name_possessive:0 "The Singularity's"
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cosmist_health_god_name:0 "The Astral Light"
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cosmist_health_god_name_possessive:0 "The Astral Light's"
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cosmist_fertility_god_name:0 "The Nebula"
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cosmist_fertility_god_name_possessive:0 "The Nebula's"
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cosmist_wealth_god_name:0 "The Star-Iron"
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cosmist_wealth_god_name_possessive:0 "The Star-Iron's"
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cosmist_household_god_name:0 "The Hearth-Star"
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cosmist_household_god_name_possessive:0 "The Hearth-Star's"
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cosmist_fate_god_name:0 "The Great Filter"
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cosmist_fate_god_name_possessive:0 "The Great Filter's"
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cosmist_knowledge_god_name:0 "The Void-Seeker"
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cosmist_knowledge_god_name_possessive:0 "The Void-Seeker's"
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cosmist_war_god_name:0 "The Solar Flare"
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cosmist_war_god_name_possessive:0 "The Solar Flare's"
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cosmist_trickster_god_name:0 "The Comet"
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cosmist_trickster_god_name_possessive:0 "The Comet's"
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cosmist_night_god_name:0 "The Dark Matter"
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cosmist_night_god_name_possessive:0 "The Dark Matter's"
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cosmist_water_god_name:0 "The Cosmic Sea"
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cosmist_water_god_name_possessive:0 "The Cosmic Sea's"
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cosmist_devil_name:0 "The Entropy"
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cosmist_devil_name_possessive:0 "The Entropy's"
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cosmist_house_of_worship:0 "observatory"
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cosmist_house_of_worship_2:0 "station"
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cosmist_house_of_worship_3:0 "shrine"
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cosmist_house_of_worship_plural:0 "observatories"
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cosmist_religious_symbol:0 "pulsar"
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cosmist_religious_symbol_2:0 "orbit"
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cosmist_religious_symbol_3:0 "star"
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cosmist_religious_text:0 "The Star-Charts"
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cosmist_religious_text_2:0 "The Logs"
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cosmist_religious_text_3:0 "The Transmission"
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cosmist_religious_head_title:0 "High Astronomer"
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cosmist_religious_head_title_name:0 "The Astronomical Council"
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cosmist_devotee_male:0 "astronomer"
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cosmist_devotee_male_plural:0 "astronomers"
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cosmist_devotee_female:0 "astronomer"
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cosmist_devotee_female_plural:0 "astronomers"
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cosmist_devotee_neuter:0 "astronomer"
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cosmist_devotee_neuter_plural:0 "astronomers"
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cosmist_priest_male:0 "observer"
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cosmist_priest_male_plural:0 "observers"
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cosmist_priest_alternate_plural:0 "observers"
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cosmist_bishop:0 "director"
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cosmist_bishop_plural:0 "directors"
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cosmist_positive_afterlife:0 "The Celestial Hub"
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cosmist_positive_afterlife_2:0 "The Higher Orbit"
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cosmist_positive_afterlife_3:0 "The Galactic Core"
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cosmist_negative_afterlife:0 "The Event Horizon"
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cosmist_negative_afterlife_2:0 "The Deep Vacuum"
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cosmist_negative_afterlife_3:0 "The Void"
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cosmist_death_deity_name:0 "The Supernova"
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cosmist_death_deity_name_possessive:0 "The Supernova's"
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cosmist_witch_god_name:0 "The Unknown"
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cosmist_witch_god_name_possessive:0 "The Unknown's"
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fracture:0 "Fracture"
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l_english:
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druidic_religion:1 "Druidic"
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druidic_religion_adj:1 "Druidic"
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druidic_religion_adherent_plural:1 "Druids"
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druidic_religion_desc:1 "The Druidics are the inheritors of an ancient tradition of Celtic folklore and magic. Druids function as the priestly class within society, also serving as lawmakers, physicians, and on occasion rulers themselves."
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druidic_high_god_name:0 "Lir"
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druidic_high_god_name_2:0 "The Old King of the Sea"
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druidic_high_god_name_3:0 "The Tide-Father"
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druidic_high_god_name_possessive:0 "Lir's"
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druidic_high_god_name_alternate:0 "the Sea-Father"
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druidic_high_god_name_alternate_possessive:0 "the Sea-Father's"
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druidic_creator_god_name:0 "Danu"
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druidic_creator_god_name_possessive:0 "Danu's"
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druidic_health_god_name:0 "Dian Cecht"
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druidic_health_god_name_possessive:0 "Dian Cecht's"
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druidic_fertility_god_name:0 "Brigit"
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druidic_fertility_god_name_possessive:0 "Brigit's"
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druidic_wealth_god_name:0 "Goibniu"
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druidic_wealth_god_name_possessive:0 "Goibniu's"
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druidic_household_god_name:0 "The Hearth-Spirit"
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druidic_household_god_name_possessive:0 "The Hearth-Spirit's"
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druidic_fate_god_name:0 "The Morrígan"
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druidic_fate_god_name_possessive:0 "The Morrígan's"
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druidic_knowledge_god_name:0 "Ogma"
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druidic_knowledge_god_name_possessive:0 "Ogma's"
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druidic_war_god_name:0 "Nuada"
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druidic_war_god_name_possessive:0 "Nuada's"
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druidic_trickster_god_name:0 "The Púca"
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druidic_trickster_god_name_possessive:0 "The Púca's"
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druidic_night_god_name:0 "The Dark Moon"
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druidic_night_god_name_possessive:0 "The Dark Moon's"
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druidic_water_god_name:0 "Manannán mac Lir"
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druidic_water_god_name_possessive:0 "Manannán mac Lir's"
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druidic_devil_name:0 "Balor"
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druidic_devil_name_possessive:0 "Balor's"
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druidic_house_of_worship:0 "nemeton"
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druidic_house_of_worship_2:0 "grove"
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druidic_house_of_worship_3:0 "stone circle"
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druidic_house_of_worship_plural:0 "nemetons"
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druidic_religious_symbol:0 "triskele"
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druidic_religious_symbol_2:0 "oak leaf"
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druidic_religious_symbol_3:0 "standing stone"
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druidic_religious_text:0 "The Oral Lore"
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druidic_religious_text_2:0 "The Triads"
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druidic_religious_text_3:0 "The Ogham"
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druidic_religious_head_title:0 "Archdruid"
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druidic_religious_head_title_name:0 "The High Council of Druids"
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druidic_devotee_male:0 "vates"
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druidic_devotee_male_plural:0 "vates"
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druidic_devotee_female:0 "vates"
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druidic_devotee_female_plural:0 "vates"
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druidic_devotee_neuter:0 "vates"
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druidic_devotee_neuter_plural:0 "vates"
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druidic_priest_male:0 "druid"
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druidic_priest_male_plural:0 "druids"
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druidic_priest_alternate_plural:0 "druids"
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druidic_bishop:0 "high druid"
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druidic_bishop_plural:0 "high druids"
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druidic_positive_afterlife:0 "Tír na nÓg"
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druidic_positive_afterlife_2:0 "The Summer Country"
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druidic_positive_afterlife_3:0 "Mag Mell"
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druidic_negative_afterlife:0 "The Cold Mist"
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druidic_negative_afterlife_2:0 "The Dark Cavern"
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druidic_negative_afterlife_3:0 "The Void"
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druidic_death_deity_name:0 "Donn"
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druidic_death_deity_name_possessive:0 "Donn's"
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druidic_witch_god_name:0 "The Bean Sídhe"
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druidic_witch_god_name_possessive:0 "The Bean Sídhe's"
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druidic:0 "Draíocht"
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druidic_adj:0 "Draíocht"
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druidic_adherent:0 "Draíocht"
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druidic_adherent_plural:0 "Draíochts"
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druidic_desc:0 "The Druids of Ireland worship the fae - spirits that inhabit all corners of the world, the chaos of the Event liberating them from their millennia-long banishment at the hands of Saint Patrick. Reviving an ancient tradition of druidry and magick, the primary god the Druids worship is Lir, the Old King of the Sea, and his swan children, as well as the life-giving water fae. Druids have a position of immense importance in the faith, serving as priests, political advisors, lawmakers, and most importantly - the rulers themselves."
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druidic_religious_head_title:0 "WIP"
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druidic_religious_head_title_name:0 "WIP"
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druidic_religious_head_title:0 "Archdruid"
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druidic_religious_head_title_name:0 "The Druidic Council"
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gorsedd:0 "Gorsedd Prydain"
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gorsedd_adj:0 "Gorsedd"
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gorsedd_adherent:0 "Gorsedd"
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gorsedd_adherent_plural:0 "Gorsedds"
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gorsedd_desc:0 "The Throne of Britain, or Gorsedd Prydain in Welsh, is the society of druids and bards seeking to preserve Druidic traditions in Western Europe. They believe they are the descendants of the Ancient Britons, who fled the fall of the mythical Kingdom of Ys. According to legend, the last King of the Britons, King Arthur, valiantly defended Ys from invading barbarians. When the barbarian hordes breached its walls, sinking Ys underneath the waves to be lost forever, King Arthur was said to have disappeared into Avalon where he was crowned King of the Elves as well as Men. From there, he instructed the Seven Wise Druids to lead his people to Britain and Armorica, where they may rebuild. In the years since, the destruction of nature and oppression of druidry has prevented the King of the Britons from returning, but the wise men of the Gorsedd believe the Event set the stage for Arthur's return. Thus, the society is dedicated to preserving nature, appeasing the spirits, and calling for their rightful King to return and save his people from destruction."
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gorsedd_religious_head_title:0 "WIP"
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gorsedd_religious_head_title_name:0 "WIP"
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gorsedd_religious_head_title:0 "Archdruid"
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gorsedd_religious_head_title_name:0 "The Gorsedd Assembly"
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trenchsinger_adherent:0 "Trenchsinger"
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trenchsinger_adherent_plural:0 "Trenchsingers"
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trenchsinger_desc:0 "It is said that during the last days of the Old World, all the courts of Europe were embroiled in war. Men left their homes to go to their graves, and the war raged on for years with no clear winner. The leaders of Europe, recognising the futility of continuing to fight, signed the First Armistice, seeking to finally unite all of Europe under one flag, so they may protect it from those seeking to do it harm. This League of All Nations was not meant to last, however, as the [Concept('neow_war_to_end_all','War to End All Wars')|E] had no intention of stopping. Possessed by no demons, but the mere nature of man, Europe went to war with itself once again. The Second Armistice never came. Considering the War to End All to still be raging to this very day, the Trenchsingers are the only force in Europe truly dedicated to keeping the peace, their only true goal being to unite all the rulers of the land to finally sign the Second Armistice, this time for good. Once peace is established, Europe may finally have the [Concept('neow_the_belle_epoque','Belle Époque')|E] it has been looking for all these years."
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trenchsinger_religious_head_title:0 "WIP"
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trenchsinger_religious_head_title_name:0 "WIP"
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trenchsinger_religious_head_title:0 "High Commissioner"
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trenchsinger_religious_head_title_name:0 "The Commission for Peace"
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trenchsinger_religious_symbol:0 "red cross"
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trenchsinger_health_god_name:0 "Father Jenner"
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folkgerman_religion:1 "Folk Germanic"
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folkgerman_religion_adj:1 "Folk Germanic"
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folkgerman_religion_adherent_plural:1 "Folk Germanics"
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folkgerman_religion_desc:1 "Germanic folklore, a tradition dating back thousands of years, had most of its gods forgotten following their conversion to Christianity many centuries ago. Nonetheless, many of the old tales persisted, evolved, and syncretised with Christianity over the years, giving rise to a new belief system within the fringes of Northern Europe."
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folkgerman_high_god_name:0 "Hermann"
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folkgerman_high_god_name_2:0 "The Emperor"
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folkgerman_high_god_name_3:0 "The Great Spirit"
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folkgerman_high_god_name_possessive:0 "Hermann's"
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folkgerman_high_god_name_alternate:0 "the Emperor"
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folkgerman_high_god_name_alternate_possessive:0 "the Emperor's"
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folkgerman_creator_god_name:0 "Germania"
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folkgerman_creator_god_name_possessive:0 "Germania's"
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folkgerman_health_god_name:0 "The Earth Mother"
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folkgerman_health_god_name_possessive:0 "The Earth Mother's"
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folkgerman_fertility_god_name:0 "The Sun"
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folkgerman_fertility_god_name_possessive:0 "The Sun's"
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folkgerman_wealth_god_name:0 "The Golden Hoard"
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folkgerman_wealth_god_name_possessive:0 "The Golden Hoard's"
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folkgerman_household_god_name:0 "The Hearth"
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folkgerman_household_god_name_possessive:0 "The Hearth's"
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folkgerman_fate_god_name:0 "The Norns"
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folkgerman_fate_god_name_possessive:0 "The Norns'"
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folkgerman_knowledge_god_name:0 "The Wise One"
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folkgerman_knowledge_god_name_possessive:0 "The Wise One's"
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folkgerman_war_god_name:0 "The Wild Hunt"
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folkgerman_war_god_name_possessive:0 "The Wild Hunt's"
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folkgerman_trickster_god_name:0 "The Fox"
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folkgerman_trickster_god_name_possessive:0 "The Fox's"
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folkgerman_night_god_name:0 "The Dark Forest"
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folkgerman_night_god_name_possessive:0 "The Dark Forest's"
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folkgerman_water_god_name:0 "The Rhine"
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folkgerman_water_god_name_possessive:0 "The Rhine's"
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folkgerman_devil_name:0 "The Shadow"
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folkgerman_devil_name_possessive:0 "The Shadow's"
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folkgerman_house_of_worship:0 "shrine"
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folkgerman_house_of_worship_2:0 "grove"
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folkgerman_house_of_worship_3:0 "well"
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folkgerman_house_of_worship_plural:0 "shrines"
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folkgerman_religious_symbol:0 "totem"
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folkgerman_religious_symbol_2:0 "rune"
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folkgerman_religious_symbol_3:0 "leaf"
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folkgerman_religious_text:0 "The Lore"
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folkgerman_religious_text_2:0 "The Tales"
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folkgerman_religious_text_3:0 "The Songs"
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folkgerman_religious_head_title:0 "Speaker"
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folkgerman_religious_head_title_name:0 "The Assembly of Lore"
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folkgerman_devotee_male:0 "lorekeeper"
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folkgerman_devotee_male_plural:0 "lorekeepers"
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folkgerman_devotee_female:0 "lorekeeper"
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folkgerman_devotee_female_plural:0 "lorekeepers"
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folkgerman_devotee_neuter:0 "lorekeeper"
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folkgerman_devotee_neuter_plural:0 "lorekeepers"
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folkgerman_priest_male:0 "gothi"
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folkgerman_priest_male_plural:0 "gothar"
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folkgerman_priest_alternate_plural:0 "gothar"
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folkgerman_bishop:0 "high gothi"
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folkgerman_bishop_plural:0 "high gothar"
|
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folkgerman_positive_afterlife:0 "The Eternal Grove"
|
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folkgerman_positive_afterlife_2:0 "The Great Hall"
|
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folkgerman_positive_afterlife_3:0 "The Sun-Meadow"
|
||||
folkgerman_negative_afterlife:0 "The Deep Roots"
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||||
folkgerman_negative_afterlife_2:0 "The Shadow-Land"
|
||||
folkgerman_negative_afterlife_3:0 "The Cold Void"
|
||||
folkgerman_death_deity_name:0 "The Pale Hunter"
|
||||
folkgerman_death_deity_name_possessive:0 "The Pale Hunter's"
|
||||
folkgerman_witch_god_name:0 "The Night-Hag"
|
||||
folkgerman_witch_god_name_possessive:0 "The Night-Hag's"
|
||||
|
||||
volksmarchen:0 "Volksmärchen"
|
||||
volksmarchen_adj:0 "Volksmärchen"
|
||||
volksmarchen_adherent:0 "Märchenkind"
|
||||
|
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@ -65,16 +129,38 @@
|
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vaesenite_adj:0 "Vaesenite"
|
||||
vaesenite_adherent:0 "Vaesenite"
|
||||
vaesenite_adherent_plural:0 "Vaesenites"
|
||||
vaesenite_desc:0 "Scandinavia has always had tales of mythical creatures hidden from prying eyes. Vaesenites hold that the Event caused the earth to merge with the hidden world - the magical home of these spirits and sprites, massively increasing their influence on our world. These mythical creatures - trolls, gnomes, various nature spirits, all falling under the term "väsen" - can be passive, but most are considered vindictive and spiteful. More reclusive creatures like trolls are rarely seen, but others like shapeshifting nissen are given frequent offerings in order to be warded off. The greatest offering is given during Yule in the name of the Yulefather, who rules over the hidden world and all its creatures, so the väsen may be appeased for the foreseeable future - at least until the next Yuletide."
|
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vaesenite_desc:0 "Scandinavia has always had tales of mythical creatures hidden from prying eyes. Vaesenites hold that the Event caused the earth to merge with the hidden world - the magical home of these spirits and sprites, massively increasing their influence on our world. These mythical creatures - trolls, gnomes, various nature spirits, all falling under the term \"väsen\" - can be passive, but most are considered vindictive and spiteful. More reclusive creatures like trolls are rarely seen, but others like shapeshifting nissen are given frequent offerings in order to be warded off. The greatest offering is given during Yule in the name of the Yulefather, who rules over the hidden world and all its creatures, so the väsen may be appeased for the foreseeable future - at least until the next Yuletide."
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vaesenite_high_god_name:0 "the Yulefather"
|
||||
vaesenite_high_god_name_possessive:0 "the Yulefather's"
|
||||
vaesenite_health_god_name:0 "the Tomte"
|
||||
vaesenite_health_god_name_possessive:0 "the Tomte's"
|
||||
vaesenite_fertility_god_name:0 "the Skogsrå"
|
||||
vaesenite_fertility_god_name_possessive:0 "the Skogsrå's"
|
||||
vaesenite_war_god_name:0 "the Troll-King"
|
||||
vaesenite_war_god_name_possessive:0 "the Troll-King's"
|
||||
|
||||
folketro:0 "Folktro"
|
||||
folketro_adj:0 "Folktro"
|
||||
folketro_adherent:0 "Folktro"
|
||||
folketro_adherent_plural:0 "Folktros"
|
||||
folketro_desc:0 "The Scandinavian folk religion centers around a pantheon headed by the Allfather - the primordial ancestor of mankind ruling over Heaven, where valkyries guide the souls of the dead. Standing next to him are the Helgener - his saints, who were once mortal people that ascended to divinity for their virtue. By far the most important Helgen to the Folklorists is Jesus, a great warrior who sacrificed his life in order to prevent Ragnarök and save all the people on Earth, and is now invoked by his followers for aid in battle. Other deities include Sankte Per, who judges the souls of the dead, Sankta Lucia, who brings kindness and warmth into the hearts of even the hardest of warriors, and Sankt Olaf, the patron and guardian of rulers everywhere. The goal in every Folklorist's life is to become one of the Helgener, making the Father of Fathers proud, and to be a virtuous example for all future generations."
|
||||
folketro_high_god_name:0 "the Allfather"
|
||||
folketro_high_god_name_possessive:0 "the Allfather's"
|
||||
folketro_war_god_name:0 "Jesus the Warrior"
|
||||
folketro_war_god_name_possessive:0 "Jesus'"
|
||||
folketro_health_god_name:0 "Sankta Lucia"
|
||||
folketro_health_god_name_possessive:0 "Sankta Lucia's"
|
||||
folketro_fate_god_name:0 "Sankte Per"
|
||||
folketro_fate_god_name_possessive:0 "Sankte Per's"
|
||||
|
||||
midnighter:0 "Midnighter"
|
||||
midnighter_adj:0 "Midnighter"
|
||||
midnighter_adherent:0 "Midnighter"
|
||||
midnighter_adherent_plural:0 "Midnighters"
|
||||
midnighter_desc:0 "The Midnighters worship the Lion of Midnight, who rules over the night sky as its watchful guardian. He and his great army are said to influence people's dreams, protect the sleeping from maras, and give prophetic visions to those deemed worthy. His army, manifesting as the great lights in the night sky, is comprised of the bodies and souls of the warriors who bled and died in the name of the Lion of Midnight, vowing to forever watch over his great domain, so it never falls into total darkness. Should the great lights be extinguished, the jotuns will crawl out from the deep darkness, led by the Bergakung, enshrouding the world in eternal winter and hunting humanity as prey. Midnighter shamans will often put themselves into a trance, using music and chanting in order to empower the great army in the sky, with their lay followers assisting via dance and sacrifice."
|
||||
midnighter_high_god_name:0 "the Lion of Midnight"
|
||||
midnighter_high_god_name_possessive:0 "the Lion's"
|
||||
midnighter_devil_name:0 "the Bergakung"
|
||||
midnighter_devil_name_possessive:0 "the Bergakung's"
|
||||
midnighter_war_god_name:0 "the Sky-Army"
|
||||
midnighter_war_god_name_possessive:0 "the Sky-Army's"
|
||||
|
|
|
|||
|
|
@ -264,76 +264,77 @@
|
|||
artificer_water_god_name:0 "$artificer_high_god_name_alternate$"
|
||||
artificer_water_god_name_possessive:0 "$artificer_high_god_name_alternate_possessive$"
|
||||
|
||||
rocambolist:0 "Rocambolic Mysteries"
|
||||
rocambolist_adj:0 "Rocambolist"
|
||||
rocambolist_adherent:0 "Rocambolist"
|
||||
rocambolist_adherent_plural:0 "Rocambolists"
|
||||
rocambolist_desc:0 "Whereas most Novelists seek to find the truth in their surroundings, the Rocambolists believe the missing piece that ties the whole of the [Concept('neow_the_novel','Novel')|E] together is hidden behind countless locks and mysteries - inside the Ark of the Covenant. When the Blessed Architect Solomon was building his Temple to house within it the Novel's maxims, he saw how quickly his people turned to idolatry and heresy, and so he used his otherworldly ring to hide both the Temple and the Ark on another plane. Rocambolists believe that, ever since that day, all of humanity has lived in falsehood and ignorance, a fact which they seek to correct. In addition to decrypting ancient tomes and meditating on primordial spells, Rocambolists are most well known for their secretive gatherings, in which they call upon the ancient spirits of gentlemanly thieves to help them pull off the world's greatest heist - stealing the Ark of the Covenant from the Lost Temple of Solomon."
|
||||
rocambolist_religious_head_title:0 "WIP"
|
||||
rocambolist_religious_head_title_name:0 "WIP"
|
||||
|
||||
rocambolist_devotee:0 "delver"
|
||||
rocambolist_devotee_plural:0 "delvers"
|
||||
rocambolist_religious_symbol:0 "Solomonic seal"
|
||||
rocambolist_devil_name:0 "Asmodée"
|
||||
rocambolist_devil_name_possessive:0 "Asmodée's"
|
||||
rocambolist_death_deity_name:0 "Fantômas"
|
||||
rocambolist_death_deity_name_possessive:0 "Fantômas'"
|
||||
rocambolist_witch_god_name:0 "$rocambolist_death_deity_name$"
|
||||
rocambolist_witch_god_name_possessive:0 "$rocambolist_death_deity_name_possessive$"
|
||||
rocambolist_health_god_name:0 "Rocambole"
|
||||
rocambolist_health_god_name_possessive:0 "Rocambole's"
|
||||
rocambolist_fertility_god_name:0 "$rocambolist_fate_god_name$"
|
||||
rocambolist_fertility_god_name_possessive:0 "$rocambolist_fate_god_name_possessive$"
|
||||
rocambolist_wealth_god_name:0 "Hiram"
|
||||
rocambolist_wealth_god_name_possessive:0 "Hiram's"
|
||||
rocambolist_household_god_name:0 "$rocambolist_fate_god_name$"
|
||||
rocambolist_household_god_name_possessive:0 "$rocambolist_fate_god_name_possessive$"
|
||||
rocambolist_fate_god_name:0 "Roi Salomon"
|
||||
rocambolist_fate_god_name_possessive:0 "Roi Salomon's"
|
||||
rocambolist_knowledge_god_name:0 "Poirot"
|
||||
rocambolist_knowledge_god_name_possessive:0 "Poirot's"
|
||||
rocambolist_war_god_name:0 "$rocambolist_fate_god_name$"
|
||||
rocambolist_war_god_name_possessive:0 "$rocambolist_fate_god_name_possessive$"
|
||||
rocambolist_trickster_god_name:0 "Lupin"
|
||||
rocambolist_trickster_god_name_possessive:0 "Lupin's"
|
||||
rocambolist_night_god_name:0 "$rocambolist_trickster_god_name$"
|
||||
rocambolist_night_god_name_possessive:0 "$rocambolist_trickster_god_name_possessive$"
|
||||
rocambolist_water_god_name:0 "$rocambolist_health_god_name$"
|
||||
rocambolist_water_god_name_possessive:0 "$rocambolist_health_god_name_possessive$"
|
||||
|
||||
absurdist:0 "Absurdist Academy"
|
||||
absurdist_adj:0 "Absurdist"
|
||||
absurdist_adherent:0 "Absurdist"
|
||||
absurdist_adherent_plural:0 "Absurdists"
|
||||
absurdist_desc:0 "The Absurdist Academy, founded with the blessing of High King Isildur I, was created with the goal of allowing commonfolk and nobles alike to study theology, philosophy, and other sciences. The conclusion these scholars came to is that the Author created the Novel with purpose, but as time passed and the Novel grew, it began to contradict itself, creating endless cycles of events which defy reason or logic. This has made an indifferent and meaningless universe, one without objective morality. The central teaching of the Absurdists is therefore that one must decide the meaning of their own life through any method they choose, through their innate free will. Unlike other Novelists, the faithful view written works only as tools for survival in an unpredictable existence, rather than sources of metaphysical truth."
|
||||
|
||||
absurdist_devotee:0 "student"
|
||||
absurdist_devotee_plural:0 "students"
|
||||
absurdist_religious_symbol:0 " "
|
||||
absurdist_devil_name:0 " "
|
||||
absurdist_devil_name_possessive:0 " "
|
||||
absurdist_death_deity_name:0 " "
|
||||
absurdist_death_deity_name_possessive:0 " "
|
||||
absurdist_witch_god_name:0 " "
|
||||
absurdist_witch_god_name_possessive:0 " "
|
||||
absurdist_health_god_name:0 " "
|
||||
absurdist_health_god_name_possessive:0 " "
|
||||
absurdist_fertility_god_name:0 " "
|
||||
absurdist_fertility_god_name_possessive:0 " "
|
||||
absurdist_wealth_god_name:0 " "
|
||||
absurdist_wealth_god_name_possessive:0 " "
|
||||
absurdist_household_god_name:0 " "
|
||||
absurdist_household_god_name_possessive:0 " "
|
||||
absurdist_fate_god_name:0 " "
|
||||
absurdist_fate_god_name_possessive:0 " "
|
||||
absurdist_knowledge_god_name:0 " "
|
||||
absurdist_knowledge_god_name_possessive:0 " "
|
||||
absurdist_war_god_name:0 " "
|
||||
absurdist_war_god_name_possessive:0 " "
|
||||
absurdist_trickster_god_name:0 " "
|
||||
absurdist_trickster_god_name_possessive:0 " "
|
||||
absurdist_night_god_name:0 " "
|
||||
absurdist_night_god_name_possessive:0 " "
|
||||
absurdist_water_god_name:0 " "
|
||||
absurdist_water_god_name_possessive:0 " "
|
||||
rocambolist:0 "Rocambolic Mysteries"
|
||||
rocambolist_adj:0 "Rocambolist"
|
||||
rocambolist_adherent:0 "Rocambolist"
|
||||
rocambolist_adherent_plural:0 "Rocambolists"
|
||||
rocambolist_desc:0 "Whereas most Novelists seek to find the truth in their surroundings, the Rocambolists believe the missing piece that ties the whole of the [Concept('neow_the_novel','Novel')|E] together is hidden behind countless locks and mysteries - inside the Ark of the Covenant. When the Blessed Architect Solomon was building his Temple to house within it the Novel's maxims, he saw how quickly his people turned to idolatry and heresy, and so he used his otherworldly ring to hide both the Temple and the Ark on another plane. Rocambolists believe that, ever since that day, all of humanity has lived in falsehood and ignorance, a fact which they seek to correct. In addition to decrypting ancient tomes and meditating on primordial spells, Rocambolists are most well known for their secretive gatherings, in which they call upon the ancient spirits of gentlemanly thieves to help them pull off the world's greatest heist - stealing the Ark of the Covenant from the Lost Temple of Solomon."
|
||||
rocambolist_religious_head_title:0 "Grand Master"
|
||||
rocambolist_religious_head_title_name:0 "The Grand Lodge of the Temple"
|
||||
|
||||
rocambolist_devotee:0 "delver"
|
||||
rocambolist_devotee_plural:0 "delvers"
|
||||
rocambolist_religious_symbol:0 "Solomonic seal"
|
||||
rocambolist_devil_name:0 "Asmodée"
|
||||
rocambolist_devil_name_possessive:0 "Asmodée's"
|
||||
rocambolist_death_deity_name:0 "Fantômas"
|
||||
rocambolist_death_deity_name_possessive:0 "Fantômas'"
|
||||
rocambolist_witch_god_name:0 "$rocambolist_death_deity_name$"
|
||||
rocambolist_witch_god_name_possessive:0 "$rocambolist_death_deity_name_possessive$"
|
||||
rocambolist_health_god_name:0 "Rocambole"
|
||||
rocambolist_health_god_name_possessive:0 "Rocambole's"
|
||||
rocambolist_fertility_god_name:0 "$rocambolist_fate_god_name$"
|
||||
rocambolist_fertility_god_name_possessive:0 "$rocambolist_fate_god_name_possessive$"
|
||||
rocambolist_wealth_god_name:0 "Hiram"
|
||||
rocambolist_wealth_god_name_possessive:0 "Hiram's"
|
||||
rocambolist_household_god_name:0 "$rocambolist_fate_god_name$"
|
||||
rocambolist_household_god_name_possessive:0 "$rocambolist_fate_god_name_possessive$"
|
||||
rocambolist_fate_god_name:0 "Roi Salomon"
|
||||
rocambolist_fate_god_name_possessive:0 "Roi Salomon's"
|
||||
rocambolist_knowledge_god_name:0 "Poirot"
|
||||
rocambolist_knowledge_god_name_possessive:0 "Poirot's"
|
||||
rocambolist_war_god_name:0 "$rocambolist_fate_god_name$"
|
||||
rocambolist_war_god_name_possessive:0 "$rocambolist_fate_god_name_possessive$"
|
||||
rocambolist_trickster_god_name:0 "Lupin"
|
||||
rocambolist_trickster_god_name_possessive:0 "Lupin's"
|
||||
rocambolist_night_god_name:0 "$rocambolist_trickster_god_name$"
|
||||
rocambolist_night_god_name_possessive:0 "$rocambolist_trickster_god_name_possessive$"
|
||||
rocambolist_water_god_name:0 "$rocambolist_health_god_name$"
|
||||
rocambolist_water_god_name_possessive:0 "$rocambolist_health_god_name_possessive$"
|
||||
|
||||
absurdist:0 "Absurdist Academy"
|
||||
absurdist_adj:0 "Absurdist"
|
||||
absurdist_adherent:0 "Absurdist"
|
||||
absurdist_adherent_plural:0 "Absurdists"
|
||||
absurdist_desc:0 "The Absurdist Academy, founded with the blessing of High King Isildur I, was created with the goal of allowing commonfolk and nobles alike to study theology, philosophy, and other sciences. The conclusion these scholars came to is that the Author created the Novel with purpose, but as time passed and the Novel grew, it began to contradict itself, creating endless cycles of events which defy reason or logic. This has made an indifferent and meaningless universe, one without objective morality. The central teaching of the Absurdists is therefore that one must decide the meaning of their own life through any method they choose, through their innate free will. Unlike other Novelists, the faithful view written works only as tools for survival in an unpredictable existence, rather than sources of metaphysical truth."
|
||||
|
||||
absurdist_devotee:0 "student"
|
||||
absurdist_devotee_plural:0 "students"
|
||||
absurdist_religious_symbol:0 "boulder"
|
||||
absurdist_devil_name:0 "Indifference"
|
||||
absurdist_devil_name_possessive:0 "Indifference's"
|
||||
absurdist_death_deity_name:0 "Sisyphus"
|
||||
absurdist_death_deity_name_possessive:0 "Sisyphus'"
|
||||
absurdist_witch_god_name:0 "The Stranger"
|
||||
absurdist_witch_god_name_possessive:0 "The Stranger's"
|
||||
absurdist_health_god_name:0 "$novelist_health_god_name$"
|
||||
absurdist_health_god_name_possessive:0 "$novelist_health_god_name_possessive$"
|
||||
absurdist_fertility_god_name:0 "$novelist_high_god_name$"
|
||||
absurdist_fertility_god_name_possessive:0 "$novelist_high_god_name_possessive$"
|
||||
absurdist_wealth_god_name:0 "Meursault"
|
||||
absurdist_wealth_god_name_possessive:0 "Meursault's"
|
||||
absurdist_household_god_name:0 "The Rebel"
|
||||
absurdist_household_god_name_possessive:0 "The Rebel's"
|
||||
absurdist_fate_god_name:0 "The Absurd"
|
||||
absurdist_fate_god_name_possessive:0 "The Absurd's"
|
||||
absurdist_knowledge_god_name:0 "The Outsider"
|
||||
absurdist_knowledge_god_name_possessive:0 "The Outsider's"
|
||||
absurdist_war_god_name:0 "The Doctor"
|
||||
absurdist_war_god_name_possessive:0 "The Doctor's"
|
||||
absurdist_trickster_god_name:0 "The Plague"
|
||||
absurdist_trickster_god_name_possessive:0 "The Plague's"
|
||||
absurdist_night_god_name:0 "$novelist_high_god_name$"
|
||||
absurdist_night_god_name_possessive:0 "$novelist_high_god_name_possessive$"
|
||||
absurdist_water_god_name:0 "$novelist_high_god_name$"
|
||||
absurdist_water_god_name_possessive:0 "$novelist_high_god_name_possessive$"
|
||||
|
||||
|
|
@ -11,8 +11,6 @@
|
|||
corsair_adherent:0 "Corsair"
|
||||
corsair_adherent_plural:0 "Corsairs"
|
||||
corsair_desc:0 "The denizens of the Atlantic are no strangers to life on the high seas, and have developed an intricate system of lore and mythology over the centuries. They hold that all men are guided through life by Stella Maris, the goddess of the seas, who ordered her daughter Polaris to hold a constant vigil in the night sky and show sailors the way home. Only by following the guiding light of the Lady of the Seas can a mariner navigate the deep waters, avoiding an untimely demise at the hands of the demons that dwell in the depths who turn men into lost souls that wander the seas for eternity."
|
||||
corsair_religious_head_title:0 "WIP"
|
||||
corsair_religious_head_title_name:0 "WIP"
|
||||
|
||||
corsair_high_god_name:0 "Stella Maris"
|
||||
corsair_high_god_name_possessive:0 "Stella Maris'"
|
||||
|
|
@ -66,6 +64,7 @@
|
|||
viking_adj:0 "Víkingur"
|
||||
viking_adherent:0 "Viking"
|
||||
viking_adherent_plural:0 "Vikings"
|
||||
viking_desc:0 "The Creed of the Sea in the frigid North Atlantic tends to favour a much different set of beliefs compared to warmer shores. These vikings of the north hold that the Event was Ragnarök come to end the world. The prophecies foretold came true one by one, with the Old Gods being slain in the great calamity. The world serpent Jörmungandur poisoned the water and sky and ended life as the Old World knew it alongside Surtur and Fenrir. The world survived their onslaught though, and though the Old Gods perished in their twilight, their kindred came to inherit their roles and end Ragnarök. Thus, the New World is watched over by Baldur and Hod, who lead a new pantheon of benevolent deities, while the Old Gods are all either dead or mere husks of their former selves. They are often malevolent and considered signs of bad luck, unable to let go of a world that moved on."
|
||||
viking_religious_head_title:0 "WIP"
|
||||
viking_religious_head_title_name:0 "WIP"
|
||||
viking_desc:0 "The Creed of the Sea in the frigid North Atlantic tends to favour a much different set of beliefs compared to warmer shores. These vikings of the north hold that the Event was Ragnarök come to end the world. The prophecies foretold came true one by one, with the Old Gods being slain in the great calamity. The world serpent Jörmungandur poisoned the water and sky and ended life as the Old World knew it alongside Surtur and Fenrir. The world survived their onslaught though, and though the Old Gods perished in their twilight, their kindred came to inherit their roles and end Ragnarök. Thus, the New World is watched over by Baldur and Hod, who lead a new pantheon of benevolent deities, while the Old Gods are all either dead or mere husks of their former selves. They are often malevolent and considered signs of bad luck, unable to let go of a world that moved on."
|
||||
viking_religious_head_title:0 "High Gothi"
|
||||
viking_religious_head_title_name:0 "The Gothar Assembly"
|
||||
|
||||
|
|
@ -63,8 +63,8 @@
|
|||
avalonian_adherent:0 "Avalonian"
|
||||
avalonian_adherent_plural:0 "Avalonians"
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avalonian_desc:0 "Born from the old Wiccan rites, the Summer Queen trace their heritage back to their founder, the grand wizard Scire, who led a great revival of ancient Arthurian traditions in Britain. The Summer Queen faithful believe that long ago in Avalon, the Queen married a mighty and noble knight. Thus, the Queen was granted eternal dominion over the summer, and the knight became the King of Winter. Their subjects on earth were free to revel under their protection, enjoying celebrations of morris dancing, maypoles, the burning of wicker men, and vast amounts of cider. The Summer Queen grants her followers health and prosperity, while the Winter King protects his subjects from invaders and evil fae using the legendary sword Excalibur, emanations of which are said to still be found in the natural world."
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avalonian_religious_head_title:0 "WIP"
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avalonian_religious_head_title_name:0 "WIP"
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avalonian_religious_head_title:0 "Grand High Priestess"
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avalonian_religious_head_title_name:0 "The Round Table"
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avalonian_summer_queen_name:0 "the Summer Queen"
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avalonian_summer_queen_name_possessive:0 "the Summer Queen's"
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arcane_adherent:0 "Arcanist"
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arcane_adherent_plural:0 "Arcanists"
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arcane_desc:0 "The mages of the Arcane Covens are avid practitioners and students of all types of magick, having earned themselves a reputation all throughout the British Isles for their unwavering dedication to the Craft. Compared to other traditions of magick study, the Arcane Covens are particular for their rigid ritual structure and priestly hierarchy, having many explicitly defined and organised rituals, all strictly watched by the Covens' high priests. Arcanists worship a wide variety of gods and goddesses, each considered a different aspect of either the Horned Lord or the Lady in the Moon."
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arcane_religious_head_title:0 "WIP"
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arcane_religious_head_title_name:0 "WIP"
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arcane_religious_head_title:0 "Hierophant"
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arcane_religious_head_title_name:0 "The Arcane Conclave"
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l_english:
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yugoslavic_religion:1 "Yugoslavism"
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yugoslavic_religion_adj:1 "Yugoslavic"
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yugoslavic_religion_adherent:1 "Yugoslav"
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yugoslavic_religion_adherent_plural:1 "Yugoslavs"
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yugoslavic_religion_desc:1 "Out of all legends to spread across southeastern Europe, the myth surrounding the Divine Marshal and his role in the formation of the Empire of Yugoslavia is by far the most prevalent. Long reviled by the Catholic and Orthodox churches as dangerous heresy, they were nonetheless powerless to stop its monumental rise as one of the premier religions in Europe, as well as the state religion of the Empire of Yugoslavia."
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yugoslavist_high_god_name:0 "The Divine Marshal"
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yugoslavist_high_god_name_2:0 "Tito"
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yugoslavist_high_god_name_3:0 "The Liberator"
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yugoslavist_high_god_name_possessive:0 "the Marshal's"
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yugoslavist_high_god_name_alternate:0 "the Architect"
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yugoslavist_high_god_name_alternate_possessive:0 "the Architect's"
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yugoslavist_creator_god_name:0 "The Spirit of Yugoslavia"
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yugoslavist_creator_god_name_possessive:0 "the Spirit's"
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yugoslavist_health_god_name:0 "General Jelačić"
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yugoslavist_health_god_name_possessive:0 "Jelačić's"
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yugoslavist_fertility_god_name:0 "The Motherland"
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yugoslavist_fertility_god_name_possessive:0 "the Motherland's"
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yugoslavist_wealth_god_name:0 "General Karađorđe"
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yugoslavist_wealth_god_name_possessive:0 "Karađorđe's"
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yugoslavist_household_god_name:0 "The Brotherhood"
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yugoslavist_household_god_name_possessive:0 "the Brotherhood's"
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yugoslavist_fate_god_name:0 "History"
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yugoslavist_fate_god_name_possessive:0 "History's"
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yugoslavist_knowledge_god_name:0 "The Ideologue"
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yugoslavist_knowledge_god_name_possessive:0 "the Ideologue's"
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yugoslavist_war_god_name:0 "The Partisan"
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yugoslavist_war_god_name_possessive:0 "the Partisan's"
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yugoslavist_trickster_god_name:0 "The Saboteur"
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yugoslavist_trickster_god_name_possessive:0 "the Saboteur's"
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yugoslavist_night_god_name:0 "The Resistance"
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yugoslavist_night_god_name_possessive:0 "the Resistance's"
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yugoslavist_water_god_name:0 "The Adriatic"
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yugoslavist_water_god_name_possessive:0 "the Adriatic's"
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yugoslavist_devil_name:0 "Factionalism"
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yugoslavist_devil_name_possessive:0 "Factionalism's"
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yugoslavist_house_of_worship:0 "dom"
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yugoslavist_house_of_worship_2:0 "hall"
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yugoslavist_house_of_worship_3:0 "monument"
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yugoslavist_house_of_worship_plural:0 "domovi"
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yugoslavist_religious_symbol:0 "red star"
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yugoslavist_religious_symbol_2:0 "torch"
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yugoslavist_religious_symbol_3:0 "flag"
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yugoslavist_religious_text:0 "The Sveta Knjiga"
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yugoslavist_religious_text_2:0 "The Manifest"
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yugoslavist_religious_text_3:0 "The Decrees"
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yugoslavist_religious_head_title:0 "Patriarch-Marshal"
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yugoslavist_religious_head_title_name:0 "The Yugoslav Synod"
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yugoslavist_devotee_male:0 "partisan"
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||||
yugoslavist_devotee_male_plural:0 "partisans"
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||||
yugoslavist_devotee_female:0 "partisan"
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||||
yugoslavist_devotee_female_plural:0 "partisans"
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yugoslavist_devotee_neuter:0 "partisan"
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yugoslavist_devotee_neuter_plural:0 "partisans"
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yugoslavist_priest_male:0 "commissar"
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yugoslavist_priest_male_plural:0 "commissars"
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yugoslavist_priest_alternate_plural:0 "commissars"
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yugoslavist_bishop:0 "high commissar"
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yugoslavist_bishop_plural:0 "high commissars"
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yugoslavist_positive_afterlife:0 "The Eternal Union"
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yugoslavist_positive_afterlife_2:0 "The Great Brotherhood"
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yugoslavist_positive_afterlife_3:0 "The Summit"
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yugoslavist_negative_afterlife:0 "The Occupation"
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yugoslavist_negative_afterlife_2:0 "The Dark Divide"
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yugoslavist_negative_afterlife_3:0 "The Void"
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yugoslavist_death_deity_name:0 "The Last Post"
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yugoslavist_death_deity_name_possessive:0 "the Last Post's"
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||||
yugoslavist_witch_god_name:0 "The Informant"
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||||
yugoslavist_witch_god_name_possessive:0 "the Informant's"
|
||||
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||||
yugoslavist:0 "Yugoslavist Church"
|
||||
yugoslavist_adj:0 "Yugoslavist"
|
||||
yugoslavist_adherent:0 "Yugoslavist"
|
||||
yugoslavist_adherent_plural:0 "Yugoslavists"
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||||
yugoslavist_desc:0 "The Yugoslavist Church, codified after the Yugoslav Rebellion, venerates the Prophet-Marshal Tito as the true and final messenger of God. Sent to unite the squabbling Balkan tribes and teach them the meaning of Brotherhood and Unity, the Prophet-Marshal - along with his great generals Jelačić and Karađorđe - liberated the plains of Pannonia and the hills of Raška from the hordes of Osman, heralding a new age for the crossroads of Europe under the wise guidance of Yugoslavia. According to the Sveta Knjiga, the Prophet-Marshal thus clarified God's covenant to include all living believers, whether they call themselves Christian or Muslim or anything inbetween."
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||||
yugoslavist_religious_head_title:0 "WIP"
|
||||
yugoslavist_religious_head_title_name:0 "WIP"
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||||
yugoslavist_religious_head_title:0 "Patriarch-Marshal"
|
||||
yugoslavist_religious_head_title_name:0 "The Yugoslav Synod"
|
||||
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titoist:0 "Partizanstvo"
|
||||
titoist_adj:0 "Partisan"
|
||||
titoist_adherent:0 "Partisan"
|
||||
titoist_adherent_plural:0 "Partisans"
|
||||
titoist_desc:0 "The Partisans are loyal followers of the Divine Marshal Tito, who reached apotheosis upon successfuly spreading the message of Brotherhood and Unity across the world. According to legend, all the unholy forces of the earth descended upon his creation, and it took the defeat of both the encroaching West and tyrannical East for there to be peace in Europe. Upon his ascension, the Marshal ordered his Partisans to keep the spirit of Yugoslavia alive, so that he may return to lead it once again during its darkest hour. And so, the Partisans became the sworn protectors of Yugoslavia, silently watching over it in times of peace, and zealously fighting for it in times of war."
|
||||
titoist_religious_head_title:0 "WIP"
|
||||
titoist_religious_head_title_name:0 "WIP"
|
||||
titoist_religious_head_title:0 "Commander-in-Chief"
|
||||
titoist_religious_head_title_name:0 "The Supreme Staff"
|
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