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Revision as of 19:52, 10 June 2019
Fancy description
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Plain speech description. Notes Copied from other page: Arabic, Dessert, Roman, Meditereanan, Greek Based on the statics for Zanzibar - "Knowledge and Wisdom" This kingdom is about bringing history into the present so as to gain more knowledge and greater wisdom, they are also interest in tradition, but only where it has grown and become mature.
Overview
- Traits
- Slaves
- Languages
- Given the very nature of Sanctuary, new languages and words enter the kingdom daily. Language develops slowly, while slang can develop very quickly. The villagers, in all places except Emlyn, have become used to new words, especially those of the ruling class which are often picked up quickly by the younger generation. In general, however, there are some trends that exist across the realms. Read More ...
- Import & Exports
- Occupations
- Family, Marriage, Divorce
- Religion
- Art & Literature
- Law & Criminals
- Governance
- The native people of Sanctuary are have become accustomed to unusual and sweeping changes in the leadership and ruling class of their individual kingdoms as noble houses, both great and small ever vie for control of the lands. This fiction is brought to life in the web-based game RPCSS which allows for player teams to compete for control of estates, strongholds, castles and the five capitals. However, each kingdom has its own traditions of leadership, some of which have been in implementation for centuries.
