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|[[Lore: The Forces|Forces, The]] || align="left"|A very involved overview of the nine Forces that are a unique feature of Trinity, and are a core part of what makes the world what it is. ''If you read only one lore page, it should be this one.'' | |[[Lore: The Forces|Forces, The]] || align="left"|A very involved overview of the nine Forces that are a unique feature of Trinity, and are a core part of what makes the world what it is. ''If you read only one lore page, it should be this one.'' | ||
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| − | |[[Lore: | + | |[[Lore: Elendism|Elendism]] || align="left"|An introduction to and overview of the Elendist religion, one of the primary faiths in Trinity. |
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| − | |[[Lore: | + | |[[Lore: Jagd|Jagd]] || align="left"|A discussion of the ''jagd'', a unique geographical feature in Trinity that acts as a zone in which the Forces do not function, as well as a list of such locations in the worlds triune. |
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| − | |[[Lore: | + | |[[Lore: Mox|Mox]] || align="left"|An introduction to and discussion of ''mox'', a material unique to Trinity (with a stolen name, admittedly), as well as ''myrrh trees'' and their relationship with vilekin, economics, and Force item construction. |
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| + | |[[Lore: Vilekin|Vilekin]] || align="left"|An introduction and discussion of the notion of ''vilekin'', a particular classification of creature unique to Trinity, of a sort of creature that is specifically drawn to ''myrrh trees''. | ||
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|[[Lore: The Wandering|Wandering, The]] || align="left"|An introduction and brief overview of the ''Wandering'', a so-called "tenth" Force that has some very unusual properties and allows its practitioners access to worlds beyond Trinity. | |[[Lore: The Wandering|Wandering, The]] || align="left"|An introduction and brief overview of the ''Wandering'', a so-called "tenth" Force that has some very unusual properties and allows its practitioners access to worlds beyond Trinity. | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:48, 18 June 2018
This is a catchall category, intended to capture various setting elements of Trinity that don't easily fit into other categories - or, for now, don't have a reasonable place to call home.
This is pretty much just going to be a table of an alphabetical listing of pages, with a short description. Better than just redirecting you to the category page, eh?
Lore
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| Lore | Description |
| Analytical Engines | An introduction to and discussion of analytical engines, the Trinity technological equivalent to computers, and an overview of their history and use in Trinity. |
| Arkeyans | A discussion of the Arkeyan Empire and the Arkeyan culture in broad strokes, a once-great people that existed in ancient times in Trinity. |
| Forces, The | A very involved overview of the nine Forces that are a unique feature of Trinity, and are a core part of what makes the world what it is. If you read only one lore page, it should be this one. |
| Elendism | An introduction to and overview of the Elendist religion, one of the primary faiths in Trinity. |
| Jagd | A discussion of the jagd, a unique geographical feature in Trinity that acts as a zone in which the Forces do not function, as well as a list of such locations in the worlds triune. |
| Mox | An introduction to and discussion of mox, a material unique to Trinity (with a stolen name, admittedly), as well as myrrh trees and their relationship with vilekin, economics, and Force item construction. |
| Vilekin | An introduction and discussion of the notion of vilekin, a particular classification of creature unique to Trinity, of a sort of creature that is specifically drawn to myrrh trees. |
| Wandering, The | An introduction and brief overview of the Wandering, a so-called "tenth" Force that has some very unusual properties and allows its practitioners access to worlds beyond Trinity. |
