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nick_NEOW_the_bandit:0 "the Outlaw Prince"
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nick_NEOW_the_bandit_desc:0 "[CHARACTER.GetShortUINameNoTooltipNoFormat|U] [CharHaveHas(CHARACTER)] earned the title of the Outlaw Prince as a result of [CharYourHerHis(CHARACTER)] control over the bandits and highwaymen, who aided [CharYourHerHis(CHARACTER)] path to the ranks of nobility."
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nick_NEOW_katyusha:0 "Katyusha"
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nick_NEOW_katyusha_desc:0 "[CHARACTER.GetShortUINameNoTooltipNoFormat|U] [CharAreIs(CHARACTER)] known as Katyusha - a cute nickname, as well as an old world weapon."
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nick_NEOW_katyusha_desc:0 "[CHARACTER.GetShortUINameNoTooltipNoFormat|U] [CharAreIs(CHARACTER)] known as Katyusha - a cute nickname, as well as an old world weapon."
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nick_NEOW_trollslayer:0 "Troll-Slayer"
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nick_NEOW_trollslayer_desc:0 "[CHARACTER.GetShortUINameNoTooltipNoFormat|U] earned the name Troll-Slayer after defeating the tyrannical troll king of Sweden."
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dynn_sokolov:0 "Sokolov"
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dynn_aliyev:0 "Aliyev"
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dynn_salman:0 "Salman"
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dynn_trollkungen:0 "Trollkungen"
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dynn_adlercreutz:0 "Adlercreutz"
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# e_nistria
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dynn_bulat:0 "Bulat"
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finnic_religion_adj:1 "Finnic"
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finnic_religion_adherent:1 "Finnic"
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finnic_religion_adherent_plural:1 "Finnics"
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finnic_religion_desc:1 ":DDDDDDD"
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finnic_religion_desc:1 "Finnic religion is largely rooted in its mythology, dating back thousands of years. With many of the old stories have been lost to time, the surviving folklore of the Uralic peoples has diverged heavily over the course of millennia, each community having a different level of influence from syncretic and reconstructionist elements."
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kalevalaist:0 "Kalevalaism"
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kalevalaist_adj:0 "Kalevalaist"
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kalevalaist_adherent:0 "Kalevalaist"
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kalevalaist_adherent_plural:0 "Kalevalaists"
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kalevalaist_desc:0 "The Kalevala is the ancient Finnic national epic, describing the creation of the world, the adventures of the hero Väinämöinen, and various other gods and characters in Finnic mythology led by Ukko, the god of the sky. The epic is largely orally transmitted, with written versions of the pre-Event world being few and far between. It is often recited as the centrepiece of large celebrations and festivals, in which offerings and prayers are given to the gods."
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kalevalaist_desc:0 "The Kalevala is the ancient Finnic national epic, describing the creation of the world, the adventures of the hero Väinämöinen, and various other gods and characters in Finnic mythology led by Ukko, the god of the sky. The epic is largely orally transmitted, with written versions of the pre-[Concept('neow_the_event','Event')|E] world being few and far between. It is often recited as the centrepiece of large celebrations and festivals, in which offerings and prayers are given to the gods."
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kalevalaist_high_god_name:0 "Ukko"
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kalevalaist_high_god_name_possessive:0 "Ukko's"
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mariner_adherent:0 "Mariner"
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mariner_adherent_plural:0 "Mariners"
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mariner_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 holds a constant vigil in the night sky and shows sailors the way home. By praying to the Lady of the Seas and the saints that ascended to the stars, Mariners hope to be blessed with bountiful harvests, calm waves, and a safe trip home."
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mariner_religious_head_title:0 "WIP"
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mariner_religious_head_title_name:0 "WIP"
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mariner_high_god_name:0 "Stella Maris"
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mariner_high_god_name_possessive:0 "Stella Maris'"
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volksmarchen_adj:0 "Volksmärchen"
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volksmarchen_adherent:0 "Märchenkind"
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volksmarchen_adherent_plural:0 "Märchenkinder"
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volksmarchen_desc:0 "One of the last holdouts of paganism within Central Europe, the Volksmärchen venerate Frau Holle, the goddess of the hunt. After Emperor Hermann sacrificed himself fighting Mephistopheles during the apocalyptic Great War, Frau Holle took over his role as head of the Germanic pantheon. Now she leads the gods in the Wild Hunt, leaving Earth behind until the resurrection of the Emperor at existence's eventual end. With their deities unavailable, the faithful now focus themselves towards worshipping the sleeping ghosts of the pre-Event world and preserving their remnants. This is especially the case for the tales of this lost past, which believers will often emulate, seeing it as the best way to connect with their absent gods and ancient ancestors."
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volksmarchen_desc:0 "One of the last holdouts of paganism within Central Europe, the Volksmärchen venerate Frau Holle, the goddess of the hunt. After Emperor Hermann sacrificed himself fighting Mephistopheles during the apocalyptic [Concept('neow_the_event','Great War')|E], Frau Holle took over his role as head of the Germanic pantheon. Now she leads the gods in the Wild Hunt, leaving Earth behind until the resurrection of the Emperor at existence's eventual end. With their deities unavailable, the faithful now focus themselves towards worshipping the sleeping ghosts of the pre-Event world and preserving their remnants. This is especially the case for the tales of this lost past, which believers will often emulate, seeing it as the best way to connect with their absent gods and ancient ancestors."
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volksmarchen_high_god_name:0 "Hermann"
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volksmarchen_high_god_name_possessive:0 "Hermann's"
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vaesenite_adj:0 "Vaesenite"
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vaesenite_adherent:0 "Vaesenite"
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vaesenite_adherent_plural:0 "Vaesenites"
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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_desc:0 "Scandinavia has always had tales of mythical creatures hidden from prying eyes. Vaesenites hold that the [Concept('neow_the_event','Event')|E] 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"
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vaesenite_high_god_name_possessive:0 "the Yulefather's"
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vaesenite_health_god_name:0 "the Tomte"
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folketro_adj:0 "Folktro"
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folketro_adherent:0 "Folktro"
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folketro_adherent_plural:0 "Folktros"
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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."
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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 [Concept('neow_the_event','Ragnarök')|E] 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."
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folketro_high_god_name:0 "The Allfather"
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folketro_high_god_name_possessive:0 "the Allfather's"
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folketro_pantheon_name:0 "The Helgener"
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laestadian_adj:0 "Laestadian"
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laestadian_adherent:0 "Laestadian"
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laestadian_adherent_plural:0 "Laestadians"
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laestadian_desc:0 "Laestadianism is a pietistic movement within Lutheranism founded by pre-Event preacher Lars Levi Laestadius. Pietism places especial focus on individual piety and virtue, with Laestadianism advocating for a sinless, spiritual life, free from worldly vices and material greed. Simplicity and worldlessness are important in the every day life of Laestadians, with vanity being frowned upon, as a lavish lifestyle - one that involves drinking, dancing, and bodily modifications - is considered sinful. If a faithful believer knowingly sins, they should confess to another believer, so that their sins may be forgiven in Jesus' name and blood."
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laestadian_desc:0 "Laestadianism is a pietistic movement within Lutheranism founded by pre-[Concept('neow_the_event','Event')|E] preacher Lars Levi Laestadius. Pietism places especial focus on individual piety and virtue, with Laestadianism advocating for a sinless, spiritual life, free from worldly vices and material greed. Simplicity and worldlessness are important in the every day life of Laestadians, with vanity being frowned upon, as a lavish lifestyle - one that involves drinking, dancing, and bodily modifications - is considered sinful. If a faithful believer knowingly sins, they should confess to another believer, so that their sins may be forgiven in Jesus' name and blood."
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grundtvigian:0 "Grundtvigianism"
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grundtvigian_adj:0 "Grundtvigian"
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grundtvigian_adherent:0 "Grundtvigian"
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grundtvigian_adherent_plural:0 "Grundtvigians"
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grundtvigian_desc:0 "Once the faith of humble farmers and scholars, the followers of Grundtvigianism have preserved their traditions of enlightenment and communal piety in the centuries since the Event. Rejecting rigid dogma and clerical authority, they instead embrace a "living Christianity,” where faith is nurtured through song, fellowship, and the wisdom of the common folk. Education is sacred, and their folk high schools serve as both houses of learning and places of worship. Though others see them as impractical dreamers, the Grundtvigians hold firm in their belief that knowledge, freedom, and faith must always walk hand in hand."
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grundtvigian_desc:0 "Once the faith of humble farmers and scholars, the followers of Grundtvigianism have preserved their traditions of enlightenment and communal piety in the centuries since the [Concept('neow_the_event','Event')|E]. Rejecting rigid dogma and clerical authority, they instead embrace a "living Christianity,” where faith is nurtured through song, fellowship, and the wisdom of the common folk. Education is sacred, and their folk high schools serve as both houses of learning and places of worship. Though others see them as impractical dreamers, the Grundtvigians hold firm in their belief that knowledge, freedom, and faith must always walk hand in hand."
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anglican_england:0 "Church of England"
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anglican_england_adj:0 "Anglican"
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presbyterian_adj:0 "Presbyterian"
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presbyterian_adherent:0 "Presbyterian"
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presbyterian_adherent_plural:0 "Presbyterians"
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presbyterian_desc:0 "Presbyterians are named for their adherence to presbyterian church polity, as they are governed by councils of presbyters, also called elders. Theologically, they follow the same traditions as other Calvinists, with less emphasis on ritual and more emphasis on faith. Presbyterian churches, however, have little to no desire to enforce their control on the realms they are present in, which led to disagreements with and eventual radio silence from the Helvetic churches in the Alps following the Council of Geneva. The largest, if not only Presbyterian Church in Europe now is the Church of Scotland, which stands alone to face the greatest existential threat it has ever known - the pagan British Empire."
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presbyterian_desc:0 "Presbyterians are named for their adherence to presbyterian church polity, as they are governed by councils of presbyters, also called elders. Theologically, they follow the same traditions as other Calvinists, with less emphasis on ritual and more emphasis on faith. Presbyterian churches, however, have little to no desire to enforce their control on the realms they are present in, which led to disagreements with and eventual silence from the Helvetic churches in the Alps following the Council of Geneva. The largest, if not only Presbyterian Church in Europe now is the Church of Scotland, which stands alone to face the greatest existential threat it has ever known - the pagan British Empire."
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presbyterian_religious_head_title:0 "Elder"
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presbyterian_religious_head_title_name:0 "Elder"
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helvetic_adj:0 "Helvetic"
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helvetic_adherent:0 "Helvetic"
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helvetic_adherent_plural:0 "Helvetics"
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helvetic_desc:0 "The Calvinist churches of the Alps were heavily shaped by the militaristic rule of Emperor Jürgen in the early days of the post-Event. It is said that the legendary Emperor called for the Council of Geneva, which consequently decreed that all European Reformed churches must unite into one Church led by a single Elder. All rulers of this Church are to recognise the temporal and spiritual sovereignty of the Elder, and follow him to battle should he call for it. By extent, the only valid ruler on Earth is God, and the only valid form of government is the Theocracy. These reforms drove a wedge between the Alpine Church and the remaining Reformed churches of the continent, and since then the Calvinists of the Alps have been slowly rebuilding in relative isolation. Though there has yet to be an Elder that called for the whole faith to go to war, it is only a matter of time before they sally forth from their mountains."
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helvetic_desc:0 "The Calvinist churches of the Alps were heavily shaped by the militaristic rule of Emperor Jürgen in the early days of the post-[Concept('neow_the_event','Event')|E]. It is said that the legendary Emperor called for the Council of Geneva, which consequently decreed that all European Reformed churches must unite into one Church led by a single Elder. All rulers of this Church are to recognise the temporal and spiritual sovereignty of the Elder, and follow him to battle should he call for it. By extent, the only valid ruler on Earth is God, and the only valid form of government is the Theocracy. These reforms drove a wedge between the Alpine Church and the remaining Reformed churches of the continent, and since then the Calvinists of the Alps have been slowly rebuilding in relative isolation. Though there has yet to be an Elder that called for the whole faith to go to war, it is only a matter of time before they sally forth from their mountains."
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helvetic_religious_head_title:0 "Prime Elder"
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helvetic_religious_head_title_name:0 "Prime Elder"
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