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19 December 2024

20:47

Ninme‎ diffhist −6‎ Gronk talk contribs (→‎Culture) Tag: Visual edit

			16:32		Glassmind‎‎ 2 changes history +8‎ [Gronk‎ (2×)]
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17 December 2024

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Shanidan‎ diffhist +42‎ Gronk talk contribs Tag: Visual edit

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Turning stone circle‎ diffhist +1‎ Gronk talk contribs Tag: Visual edit

15 December 2024

N 21:56

Turning stone circle‎ diffhist +1,931‎ Gronk talk contribs (Created page with "'''Turning stone circles''' are ritual stone circles that can be found across Uulam in the southern Stormlands. Created long ago by unknown mages, these stone circles are all linked such that manipulating a stone in one - rotating, flipping, or otherwise moving it - simultaneously applies the same action to the corresponding stone in other circles. The many tribes of Uulam use the turning stone circles to communicate across the vast distances of the frozen landsc...")

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Aanar‎ diffhist +504‎ Gronk talk contribs (Created page with "{{LanguageInfobox |name = Aanar |scope = Spoken primarily by the inhabitants of Bohaar and the non-hobgoblins of Akatzar |writing_system = Aanar alphabet }} '''Aanar''' {{Pronunciation|AHN-air}} is a language spoken primarily by the inhabitants of Bohaar and the non-hobgoblins of Akatzar. Even in some other parts of the Stormlands, most notably in the Oasis states, it is widely used as a language of the arts. {{Langua...")

14 December 2024

			21:23		Nations‎‎ 3 changes history +5‎ [Gronk‎ (3×)]
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			N 21:22		Shanidan‎‎ 5 changes history +11,549‎ [Gronk‎ (5×)]
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			N		04:07 (cur \| prev) +4,581‎ Gronk talk contribs (Created page with "{{NationInfobox \|name = Shanidan \|image = \|capital = None \|ruler = Multiple \|government = Direct democracies \|demonym = Shanidanii \|adjective = Shanidan \|languages = Eshehi; Aanar; Ukkarak \|religions = Whispurn urn worship }} '''Shanidan''' {{Pronunciation\|SHAH-nih-dahn}} is a nation in the Stormlands in the northern Ilara Plaetau. In its democratic temple-communities, veneration of ancestors is central to both culture and governance, with the gre...")

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Eshehi‎ diffhist +756‎ Gronk talk contribs (Created page with "{{LanguageInfobox |name = Eshehi |scope = Spoken primarily by the inhabitants of Shanidan |writing_system = Aanar alphabet }} '''Eshehi''' {{Pronunciation|ESH-eh-hee}} is a language spoken primarily by the inhabitants of Shanidan, a nation in the northern Ilara Plateau in the Stormlands. Though it diverged from the dialect continuum of Aanar, the language of Bohaar, almost a millennia ago, it still retains enough similarity in structure and vo...") Tag: Visual edit: Switched

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Category:Shanidan‎ diffhist +139‎ Automatic category creator talk contribs (Created automatically by the AutoCreateCategoryPages extension.)

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Template:Languages‎ diffhist +38‎ Gronk talk contribs

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Template:CitiesShanidan‎ diffhist +334‎ Gronk talk contribs (Created page with "{{Navbox | title = Shanidan | listclass = hlist | bodyclass = hlist | group1 = Settlements | list1 = * Acca * Iridentan * Temple of the Daytime Moon * Temple of the Whirling Sun * Ymce | group2 = Geography | list2 = * Amanas Mountains * Erei's Passage * Ilara Plateau * Tcheren Mountains }}")

N 02:57

Yoratin‎ diffhist +1,180‎ Gronk talk contribs (Created page with "{{CityInfobox |name = Yoratin |image = |nation = Kiyashe |ruler = - |government = Monarchy |demonym = Yora |adjective = Yora |population = ~900 |demographics = Primarily merfolk, azarketi, and aquatic elves }} '''Yoratin''' {{Pronunciation|YORE-ah-tin}} is a community located in a cenote in northern Kiyashe. Though over fifteen miles from the sea, the waters of the cenote are very high in salinity due to the deep passages that...")

12 December 2024

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Ri-She‎ diffhist +700‎ Gronk talk contribs (Created page with "{{LanguageInfobox |name = Re-She |scope = Spoken by the Ganeta-Meru |writing_system = Sea-Speak abjad }} '''Ri-She''' {{Pronunciation|REE-sheh}} is the language spoken by the Ganeta-Meru, a Fanakaran people living on a large island near the Stormlands. Though clearly descended from Sea-Speak and the various Fanakaran dialects of the Wounds, distance and time has led it to diverge signifi...")

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Template:Languages‎ diffhist +13‎ Gronk talk contribs

10 December 2024

N 23:49

Scholar-Prince‎ diffhist +1,429‎ Gronk talk contribs (Created page with "'''Scholar-princes''' were prominent figures in the governance of the ancient elven nation of Eita, subordinate to the monarch, who carried the title of scholar-king. Appointed by the monarch to lead cities or territories, scholar-princes were almost always learned figures, as just as with the king or queen the legitimacy of the scholar-princes was derived in large part from their support of, and participation in, intellectual endeavors. Scho...")

23:45

Broken Traverse‎ diffhist +4‎ Gronk talk contribs

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Yurukan‎ diffhist +38‎ Gronk talk contribs

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Matl Axuni‎ diffhist +23‎ Gronk talk contribs

			N 23:43		Scholar-King‎‎ 2 changes history +991‎ [Gronk‎ (2×)]
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			N		23:43 (cur \| prev) +992‎ Gronk talk contribs (Created page with "''''Scholar-kings''' were the monarchs of the ancient elven nation of Eita. Though the role was otherwise much akin to that of absolute monarchs in other societies, they drew their legitimacy in large part from their support of, and participation in, intellectual endeavors. Scholar-kings were expected to be active participants in the endless debates that took place in Eitan scholar-halls. Failure to do so, or failure to present convincing arguments or evidenc...")

			23:35		Eita‎‎ 3 changes history +84‎ [Gronk‎ (3×)]
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9 December 2024

			23:42		Broken Traverse‎‎ 2 changes history −9‎ [Gronk‎ (2×)]
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			N 23:35		Where The Water Flies‎‎ 2 changes history +1,742‎ [Gronk‎ (2×)]
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			N		22:33 (cur \| prev) +1,742‎ Gronk talk contribs (Created page with "{{CityInfobox \|name = Where The Water Flies \|image = \|nation = Brightmarch \|ruler = None \|government = None \|demonym = None \|adjective = None \|population = ~900 at any given time \|demographics = Primarily humans, elves, half-elves, and anadi }} '''Where The Water Flies''' is an encampment in central Brightmarch, located in the tropical grasslands south of the Ikena River but north of the Zaliyan River, built in the shadow of a small, ha...")