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List of Knightly Orders
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Trivia
- Knighthood actually predates the Empire by several hundred years, as many former kingdoms had their own knights serving as nobles and military commanders. However, the organized structure of the modern Knightly Orders is a purely Regalian concept.
- Wirtem and Ithanian Ailor are the strongest supporters of knighthood, though both for different reasons. The Wirtem see the knight as an essential part of the battlefield, whereas the Ithanians see them as the perfect entertainment for festivals. Still, it is just as common to see a Wirtem knight competing in a tournament as it is to see an Ithanian knight commanding soldiers on the front lines.
- Some knights have become early adopters of firearm weapons, though still prefer to fight with lance and sword on the battlefield, relegating the new technology to the hunting trails.
Language Table
Language (Inspiration) | Abbreviation | Description |
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Calem (German) | <Cal> | Spoken by the Wirtem. |
Skodje (Nordic) | <Skod> | Spoken by the Velheim. |
Common (English) | none | The language of global communication. |
Etos (Greek) | <Etos> | Spoken by the Aetosians. |
Lëtz (Luxembourgish) | <Letz> | Spoken by the Leutz-Vixe Regal sub-group. |
d'Ithanie (French) | <d'I> | Spoken by the Ithanians. |
Dressalo (Italian) | <Dre> | Spoken by the Dressolini Regal sub-group. |
Droque (Spanish) | <D> | Spoken by the Daendroque. |
Anglisch (Dutch) | <Ang> | Spoken by the Anglians. |
Breizh (Breton) | Spoken by the Breizh. | |
Gallwech (Scots Gaelic) | <Gal> | Spoken by the Gallovians. |
Aontaithe (Irish Gaelic) | <Aon> | Spoken by the Aontaithe Gallovian sub-group. |
Kriv (Ukrainian) | <Kri> | Spoken by the Krainivaya. |
Altalar (High Elven) | <Alt> | Spoken by the Altalar. |
Suvial (Elven Hindi) | <Suv> | Spoken by the Suvial. |
Sulvaley (Elven Arabic) | <Sul> | Spoken by the Isldar. |
Sinnayed (Unique) | <Sin> | Spoken by the Sihndar. |
Saan (Nahuatl) | <Saan> | Spoken by the Maquixtl and Yanar. |
Réginyelv (Hungarian) | <Reg> | Spoken by the Szabadok. |
Înnora (Romanian) | <In> | Spoken by the Întuneric. |
Dvalan (Serbo-Croatian) | <Dv> | Spoken by the Dvalan Întuneric sub-group. |
Dwarvish (Old Norse) | <Dw> | Spoken by the Dwarves. |
Faraddi (Arabic) | <Far> | Spoken by the Qadir. |
Katharic/Pannarokh (Dark Elven) | <K> | Spoken by the Kathar. |
Sofaal (Malian) | <Sof> | Spoken by the Songaskia. |
Wai-lan (Middle Chinese) | <W> | Spoken by the Sihai. |
Talumpati (Tagalog) | <Tal> | Spoken by the Balantagi. |
Shalota (Unique) | <Sha> | Spoken by the Maraya. |
Pidato (Indonesian) |
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Spoken by the Allar. |
Zoram (Sanskrit) | <Zor> | Spoken by the Slizzar. |
Ibeth (Ancient Egyptian) | <Ib> | Spoken by the Asha. |
Vasar (Sumerian) | <Vas> | Spoken by the Eronidas. |