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[THE STAVENNITE EMPIRE] | |||
Divine Patron: Aesir, God of War | |||
Pantheon: Aesir, Nemesis, Thanatos, Malkav and Anathema | |||
Imperator: Trez | |||
Townes: Kragge, Cetara, Trevka, Annona and | |||
Blackthorne | |||
[CITY LEADERS] | |||
City Patron: Aesir, God of War | |||
Ephors: | |||
High Judge: | |||
Imperial Educator: | |||
Tax and Census Registrar: | |||
High Priest: | |||
Director of Defense: | |||
Imperial Clerk: | |||
Imperial General: | |||
Imperial Merchant: | |||
Imperial Chancellor: | |||
Cultural Overseer: | |||
Imperial Architect: | |||
To understand Stavenn, one must understand the unique history that makes it | |||
what it is today. Founded by Kalika Aisling way back before The Awakening, it | |||
has ancient roots as the dominant city of Aetherius. As the first prophetess of | |||
Aesir, God of War, she had a clear vision; that of a unified and trained | |||
populace with which to control the world through military action. She fled the | |||
stagnant township of Caanae with a small group of followers, and began the work | |||
of uniting the feuding tribes of the southern region. | |||
Among the original tribes were a mountainous folk, who tapped the resources of | |||
their mountains to produce bronze and steel instruments of war. The valley | |||
adjacent to the mountainous region housed a large village of fearsome warriors. | |||
They were a previously nomadic tribe of gypsies, hardened by generations of | |||
traveling through the lands. Upon making their home in the valley, the | |||
mountainous people waged war with them, and they adapted quickly and fiercely | |||
to a truculent existence. The modern city of Stavenn is situated on the meeting | |||
grounds of these two tribes' ancestral lands, with part of the city extending | |||
up into the adjoining mountain. | |||
As time went on, people from distant cities flocked to the city of Stavenn, | |||
seeking refuge from the hordes that ravaged the lands. They set up just on the | |||
interior of the main gates, making their little slice of Stavenn a diverse area | |||
in both architecture and culture. |
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