Difference between revisions of "Dakker"
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[[Category:Townes]] | {{Magick_TowneBox | | ||
[[Category:Townes of Celidon]] | FULL_TOWNENAME=The Towne of Dakker | | ||
TOWNE_SOVEREIGNTY= Celidon | | |||
TOWNE_LEADER_TITLE=Kemen'naur | | |||
TOWNE_SUBLEADER_TITLE=Seorsas | | |||
TOWNE_LEADER_NAME=Peccy | | |||
TOWNE_SUBLEADER_NAMES= | |||
}} | |||
Rustic and tribal in nature, a small group of [[Norrjin|norrjins]] set off for [[Celidon]]'s forest in search of a | |||
place to call home. They had grown weary of city life and the ways of the people who lived in there | |||
and longed for a place of peace and quiet away from civilization. | |||
Years ago, one of the citizens of Dakker, named Bela, learned the ways of farming and having found | |||
the Valley of Dakker hidden in the [[Elmwood]], these norrjin became great farmers. They prefer a simple | |||
life, tending to and living off what the land has to offer and frown on those who would bring the | |||
ways of city and civilization to them. Their beliefs are strong and true as evidenced in their hunt | |||
of one crazed woodcutter running loose in the woods. | |||
[[Category:Geography]][[Category:Townes]][[Category:Townes of Celidon]] | |||
Latest revision as of 22:00, 29 August 2020
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The Towne of Dakker | |
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| Magick Circle | |
| Sovereignty: | Celidon |
| Kemen'naur: | Peccy |
| Seorsas: | |
Rustic and tribal in nature, a small group of norrjins set off for Celidon's forest in search of a place to call home. They had grown weary of city life and the ways of the people who lived in there and longed for a place of peace and quiet away from civilization.
Years ago, one of the citizens of Dakker, named Bela, learned the ways of farming and having found the Valley of Dakker hidden in the Elmwood, these norrjin became great farmers. They prefer a simple life, tending to and living off what the land has to offer and frown on those who would bring the ways of city and civilization to them. Their beliefs are strong and true as evidenced in their hunt of one crazed woodcutter running loose in the woods.