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Code of Sulansis

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The Code of Honour followed by worshippers of [[Sulansis]], the [[God]]dess of Darkness:

True Gods

2006-01-15T05:17:13Z

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A concept fairly unique to [[Saralot]] where it is believed that only those [[Gods]] who lived in [[Reshomme]] during the betrayal of the [[Amma]] are worthy of worship - and even then only those who were friends or allies of the creator [[Menkharra]].

Gods' War

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[[Menkharra]] and his companions were engaged in a great war before their arrival at [[Reshomme]]. This conflict spread from the [[God]]s' home, the [[Hub Sphere]], and engulfed many other [[Sphere]]s.

Third Age

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Also known as the [[Ages of History|Age]] of Sorrow.

Taramis

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"''Taramis knew great despair for his journey had now become his death, but even as he sank beneath the waves a great black bird appeared and pulled him from his doom.''"

Lothshea River

2006-01-15T02:40:44Z

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This winding river flows North-East out of the [[Aoleth Mountains]] in [[Kotar]] and, together with its various tributaries, irrigates much of the land North of the [[Uthwyr]].

Landholders' Council

2006-01-15T02:36:48Z

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Kotari settlements are typically composed of a group of fortified manor houses, each of which protects a scattered collection of farmsteads. This arrangement is brought about by the Land Code of [[Kotar]]; which states that to lay claim to land you must be able to defend it and that if your land is defended by another then you must swear fealty to him. Thus in Kotar the noble Landholders must also be keen warriors – ensuring the safety of a number of nearby farms that pay them a tithe in return. Every farmer owns his own land, but only one who defends his neighbours and recieves their fealty in return can declare himself a Landholder.