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	'''Redemptionists''' are [[elf\|elves]] who believe that the loss of [[Eita]] and the [[aerolith\|aeroliths]] was a great tragedy to one day be rectified. Along with the [[Wild Ones]], Redemptionists hold one of the few strains of elven thought that breaks with the widespread post-Eitan acceptance of the ~~loss~~ of their old kingdom. Ultimately, ~~Redemption~~ wish to relearn the secrets of [[aerotheurgy]], raise the flying cities once more, and kickstart what they believe would be a new renaissance in elven innovation and learning.		'''Redemptionists''' are [[elf\|elves]] who believe that the loss of [[Eita]] and the [[aerolith\|aeroliths]] was a great tragedy to one day be rectified. Along with the [[Wild Ones]], Redemptionists hold one of the few strains of elven thought that breaks with the widespread post-Eitan acceptance of the demise of their old kingdom. Ultimately, Redemptionists wish to relearn the secrets of [[aerotheurgy]], raise the flying cities once more, and kickstart what they believe would be a new renaissance in elven innovation and learning.

	~~Among~~ Redemptionist elves, the remains of old aeroliths are sometimes scavenged for special materials they are no longer able to produce in large amounts, which are then used to create artworks paying homage to their source. [[Ansharite]] and other material from the aeroliths are also frequently repurposed for use in armor, weapons, and other practical equipment.		Amongst Redemptionist elves, the remains of old aeroliths are sometimes scavenged for special materials they are no longer able to produce in large amounts, which are then used to create artworks paying homage to their source. [[Ansharite]] and other material from the aeroliths are also frequently repurposed for use in armor, weapons, and other practical equipment.

	Redemptionism is largely a [[Hinthial\|Hinthialite]] phenomenon, though adherents to this philosophy can be found elsewhere as well. In particular, the city-state of [[Sharruma]] in [[Brightmarch]] is led by a Redemptionist dynasty. Descendants of [[Banishment\|Banished]] elves, such as the [[deep elf\|deep elves]] and the Great Houses of [[Talmithe]], tend to be strongly opposed to Redemptionism.		Redemptionism is largely a [[Hinthial\|Hinthialite]] phenomenon, though adherents to this philosophy can be found elsewhere as well. In particular, the city-state of [[Sharruma]] in [[Brightmarch]] is led by a Redemptionist dynasty. Descendants of [[Banishment\|Banished]] elves, such as the [[deep elf\|deep elves]] and the Great Houses of [[Talmithe]], tend to be strongly opposed to Redemptionism.

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	'''Redemptionists''' are [[elf\|elves]] who believe that the loss of [[Eita]] and the [[aerolith\|aeroliths]] was a great tragedy to one day be rectified. Along with the [[Wild Ones]], Redemptionists hold one of the ~~main~~ strains of elven thought that breaks with the post-Eitan acceptance of the loss of their old kingdom. Ultimately, Redemption wish to relearn the secrets of [[aerotheurgy]], raise the flying cities once more, and kickstart what they believe would be a new renaissance in elven innovation and learning.		'''Redemptionists''' are [[elf\|elves]] who believe that the loss of [[Eita]] and the [[aerolith\|aeroliths]] was a great tragedy to one day be rectified. Along with the [[Wild Ones]], Redemptionists hold one of the few strains of elven thought that breaks with the widespread post-Eitan acceptance of the loss of their old kingdom. Ultimately, Redemption wish to relearn the secrets of [[aerotheurgy]], raise the flying cities once more, and kickstart what they believe would be a new renaissance in elven innovation and learning.

	Among Redemptionist elves, the remains of old aeroliths are sometimes scavenged for special materials they are no longer able to produce in large amounts, which are then used to create artworks paying homage to their source. [[Ansharite]] and other material from the aeroliths are also frequently repurposed for use in armor, weapons, and other practical equipment.		Among Redemptionist elves, the remains of old aeroliths are sometimes scavenged for special materials they are no longer able to produce in large amounts, which are then used to create artworks paying homage to their source. [[Ansharite]] and other material from the aeroliths are also frequently repurposed for use in armor, weapons, and other practical equipment.

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'''Redemptionists''' are [[elf|elves]] who believe that the loss of [[Eita]] and the [[aerolith|aeroliths]] was a great tragedy to one day be rectified. Along with the [[Wild Ones]], Redemptionists hold one of the main strains of elven thought that breaks with the post-Eitan acceptance of the loss of their old kingdom. Ultimately, Redemption wish to relearn the secrets of [[aerotheurgy]], raise the flying cities once more, and kickstart what they believe would be a new renaissance in elven innovation and learning.

Among Redemptionist elves, the remains of old aeroliths are sometimes scavenged for special materials they are no longer able to produce in large amounts, which are then used to create artworks paying homage to their source. [[Ansharite]] and other material from the aeroliths are also frequently repurposed for use in armor, weapons, and other practical equipment.

Redemptionism is largely a [[Hinthial|Hinthialite]] phenomenon, though adherents to this philosophy can be found elsewhere as well. In particular, the city-state of [[Sharruma]] in [[Brightmarch]] is led by a Redemptionist dynasty. Descendants of [[Banishment|Banished]] elves, such as the [[deep elf|deep elves]] and the Great Houses of [[Talmithe]], tend to be strongly opposed to Redemptionism.

As with the Wild Ones, Redemptionist beliefs remain relatively marginal in elven society, even within Hinthial. Most elves who depart Hinthial in order to become adventurers consider themselves Redemptionists, however.

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