35 lines
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3.8 KiB
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35 lines
No EOL
3.8 KiB
YAML
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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:1 "Folk Germanic"
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folkgerman_religion_adherent_plural:1 "Folk Germanics"
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folkgerman_religion_desc:1 "Folk Germanic religions originate from the folk tales of the Germanic speaking regions of europe"
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volksmarchen:0 "Volksmarchen"
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volksmarchen_adj:0 "Volksmarchen"
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volksmarchen_adherent:0 "Volksmarcher"
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volksmarchen_adherent_plural:0 "Volksmarchers"
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volksmarchen_desc:0 "One of the last holdouts of paganism within Central Europe, the Völksmärchen 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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pagan_religion:1 "Pagan"
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pagan_religion_adj:1 "Pagan"
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pagan_religion_adherent:1 "Pagan"
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pagan_religion_adherent_plural:1 "Pagans"
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pagan_religion_desc:1 "Prior to the advent of Christianity and other rapidly-spreading faiths, nearly every corner of Europe had its own gods and ancient rituals. The chaos of the Event and near-collapse of organised religion has led to the limited revival of some of these ancient traditions. Now, the remaining heathens of Europe must fight for their survival in a world that moved on a long time ago."
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druidic:0 "Druids of the Cliffs"
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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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gorsedd:0 "Throne of Britain"
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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" |