I just couldn't add it to this update because I can't account for all the info you'd want making it a bit of a waste anyway, and it looks better concise like this. There'll be a Q&A session for that, so don't worry about it - you'll have all the info you want before you make your final pick. As such, there is some important background on pretty much everything in the first post, and the most important things - the Traditions. Should be interesting, if nothing else.Ī bit of important information: All of the factions, including the world, come from an original setting I was working on. Not for much longer, I fear.Ī/N: My first CK2 empire builder quest, I think. Only then may the possibility of survival come about - for these are times of great change and strife. It is in you I place my greatest hopes, though you are not the only one who I will approach on this matter. It is my ardent hope that a believer, such as yourself, will see a return to the glory of the past, if not bring about an even greater glory of the future. My Tradition is of the Jikininki with a million forms and faces, as in the tribes before the Bo-Shu." "You speak to the Osh, tribal chief of the Bo-Shu. My Tradition, as that of all within the Svarnajal, is the three-eyed, three-faced Bodhisattva, who sees all."
"I am of the Daivya, a Prince(ss) of Divakaram. My Tradition is the Roc with it's wings spread wide, accepting all." "I belong to The Unity, a Paladin in service to the prophet's vision. (The name and appearance will also determine gender)Īnd where do you come from? What is the Tradition that you protect, and which protects your people in turn?
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Ah, but I forget myself - in our discussion, I have not afforded you even the most basic of courtesies. Hope can be fragile, but it is something to treasure all the same. I can only hope that mine - and that of my people's - is not one of them." I wonder - will your people survive? Will your Tradition? The Traditions must be upheld, after all, though some will doubtlessly fall before the coming change. And in this time of suspicion and fear, of rapid and uncontrolled change, that responsibility is certainly a heavy one to bear. You do, after all, find yourself responsible for a great many people. I believe, yes - but the bustling present holds my attention far more than legends ground into dust." But the glories of the past are not my concern. Fewer still have even an inkling as to how such an age could have come to be, and absolutely no one who believes knows how it ended. Now, few even believe in such fanciful tales. Humanity finds itself alone, trapped on a world not it's own, no escape in sight. A time when nothing seemed impossible, or out of reach.Ī time of legend, and glory. A time where the miraculous was commonplace, where progress and prosperity abounded. There was a time when humanity roamed the stars amidst a universe of equals.
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