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{{Info NobleTest
==The Prophecy and Creed==
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Founding Visions, nothing crazy
|surname = Last name
|culture = Elf
|founder = the og
|placeoforigin = Where the family came from
|househead = the big cheese
|titles =
*Lord of the Wiki
*Protector of Templates
|}}


Intro: Write a short max 200 word paragraph detailing a short start, identity, what the family does and how it positions itself in the Regalian Empire as a whole. This should give a quick snapshot for a player to get the gist of why they should care about this family, and read the rest of the page.
==Confessions of Melennar==
Elf tolerance


==Etymology (Optional)==
==Conclave of Alstyr==
Describe in a few sentences where the family names comes from. Sometimes this is named after their founder, sometimes a geographic location, or an estate/castle the owned.
50 AC
Wearden of Eirlys


==Origins & History==
==Evintarian Schism==
===Founding===
67 AC
Provide a short narrative of how your noble house became nobles to begin with. Were they a minor soldier during one of the Empire's many wars? Did they become a successful merchant and buy out the local lords to usurp a throne? Did they get adopted by a childless noble and take over as a legal heir?
creation is flawed, evolve to greatness


===History===
==Clastic Law==
Provide 1 or 2 paragraphs on brief history from after the Founder's death, to about 300 AC. If needed, refer to the Emperor and Chancellor pages for notable details during the Empire's history during that time (Such as the various conquest wars, Blessed Reign, the Conquests of Allestrain and Alexander, the Purple Bleeding, Pessimism, etc).  
Schisms may worship in their own temples and be protected, but cannot be missionaries.


===Present Day===
==Diviner Heresy==
In a paragraph, cover your family's actions since coming to Regalia. Try to only cover the big events that happened to the family, rather than listing every minor detail, such as memberships in every charter (unless of course the led it or was the powerhouse behind the throne). Older Houses have more details to work with, while newer Houses are fine to just explain why they finally decided to move to the capital full-time.
Yeah let's sacrifice people and get high to talk to the Everwatcher
what are these freaks doing in the woods? eh, probably nothing


==Identity==
==Dogartan Schism==
Write a paragraph which covers the overall "theme" of the family. This focuses on what the family does exactly (as in their day-to day professions, such as socialites, military commanders, administrators, etc). Some minor tidbits of familial values can also be made here, or reserved for later.
166 AC
Reject Money Embrace Piety
Who needs hierarchy anyways?


===Business & Philanthropy===
==Vultragon Schism==
*In bullet lists using the asterisk (*), list businesses and organizations that the family sponsors, or are members of. This would be where the "house trade" goes, but since nobles don't actually do manual labor, they would be the benefactors of such businesses. For example, a family who may have been jewelers might sponsor local gemsmiths in their capital, or a brewing house may serve as a guildmaster over a local guild of brewers.
Thinking is good. Question everything, even God
*Try to keep this list between 1-4 organizations/businesses in order to keep the rest of the article balanced.
Also Dragonblood
*These should only be a few words, rather than full paragraphs as in other sections.


===Cultural Reference (Optional)===
===Purge of Vultaro===
Does your family have a reputation for a certain trade or action? Perhaps the family has a famous epithet to their name. For example, the insult "Morgannt" is a reference to Chancellor Morgan Kade, infamous for being a corrupt tyrant.
Fire, so much fire
Also, let's get rid of the Diviners as well, Herebrands, you know what to do.


===World View===
==Guided Unionism==
*This is identical to the world view lists found on Culture and Race pages. List a few bullet points on a few important views the family holds that they will die on a hill to defend.
Council of Hartenland
*For example, a Krinivaya House might've had strong relations with the Azure Order, sending renegade mages to be reeducated.
Dogartans: hey, these Vultarins aren't that bad, and they got a point.
*Perhaps your Wirtem House is actually fine with females serving in the military, and in fact has a private regiment which is led by a female commander in her own right.
Duo-Gods
*Perhaps your house completes despises a certain Race/Culture because one of them threw a rock at their great-grandma leaving a Unionist Temple, and declared a vendetta against everyone else for "reasons."
most Ivraes kinda suck ngl, Dragonbloods are so much better


==Prominent Members==
==Mending the SChisms==
*List out living members in the family that are worth knowing.
Golden Salience: Dogmatic reactionaries sabotaged efforts
*The head of house and their spouse(es).
Silver Salience: actually fixes things a few years later
*The heir and second-in-line of succession.
*Other titleholders and family with notable positions.
 
===Vassals (Optional)===
We can probably toss the Vassal Nobles a bone and give them a shoutout here.
 
==Trivia==
*At most three bullets of extra information that doesn't really go anywhere else.
*Red herrings are always fun to throw here.
*Maybe the family tries to summon Arken in their backyard every second Sunday of the month.
 
We will add all the categories and stuff in processing.

Latest revision as of 02:09, 18 June 2024

The Prophecy and Creed

Founding Visions, nothing crazy

Confessions of Melennar

Elf tolerance

Conclave of Alstyr

50 AC Wearden of Eirlys

Evintarian Schism

67 AC creation is flawed, evolve to greatness

Clastic Law

Schisms may worship in their own temples and be protected, but cannot be missionaries.

Diviner Heresy

Yeah let's sacrifice people and get high to talk to the Everwatcher what are these freaks doing in the woods? eh, probably nothing

Dogartan Schism

166 AC Reject Money Embrace Piety Who needs hierarchy anyways?

Vultragon Schism

Thinking is good. Question everything, even God Also Dragonblood

Purge of Vultaro

Fire, so much fire Also, let's get rid of the Diviners as well, Herebrands, you know what to do.

Guided Unionism

Council of Hartenland Dogartans: hey, these Vultarins aren't that bad, and they got a point. Duo-Gods most Ivraes kinda suck ngl, Dragonbloods are so much better

Mending the SChisms

Golden Salience: Dogmatic reactionaries sabotaged efforts Silver Salience: actually fixes things a few years later

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