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== Overview == | == Overview == | ||
As indicated by its nickname, it is most commonly populated by Humans. The many kingdoms located there regularly fight one another, or are at least entrenched in politics against each other. It is sometimes considered to be the most peaceful of the five continents, but that is rather relative. Other than Humans, the continent is also the home of [[Half-Elves]] and [[Dwarves]], who keep to their own settlements and rarely mix with humans.<ref name="Gloss" /> | As indicated by its nickname, it is indeed most commonly populated by Humans.<!--The cities are similar to what you'd expect to see in medieval Europe. (Source? Ryoka from 2.07 doesn't count, she's never been there)--> The many kingdoms located there regularly fight one another, or are at least entrenched in politics against each other. It is sometimes considered to be the most peaceful of the five continents, but that is rather relative. Other than Humans, the continent is also the home of [[Half-Elves]] and [[Dwarves]], who keep to their own settlements and rarely mix with humans.<ref name="Gloss" /> | ||
Other races are uncommon to Terandria - so uncommon in fact, that even educated humans native of Terandria think of [[Drakes]] or [[Gnolls]] as savage creatures and monsters.<ref>{{chl|1.31}}</ref><ref>{{chl|1.45}}</ref> This may also have to do with discrimination against non-humans, which is common in Terandria as well. Half-Elves are especially unpopular.<ref>{{chl|Wistram Days (Pt. 1)}}</ref> | Other races are uncommon to Terandria - so uncommon in fact, that even educated humans native of Terandria think of [[Drakes]] or [[Gnolls]] as savage creatures and monsters.<ref>{{chl|1.31}}</ref><ref>{{chl|1.45}}</ref> This may also have to do with discrimination against non-humans, which is common in Terandria as well. Half-Elves are especially unpopular.<ref>{{chl|Wistram Days (Pt. 1)}}</ref> | ||
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The Human [[Nobility|nobility]] of Terandria bases its lineages on the ''purity'' of their descent, which they call ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ichor ichorial] descendancy''. This is different from ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lineal_descendant lineal] descendancy'' (the child of the current ruler has first claim to rule); instead, the ''most pure'' scion of any house has such a claim. Purity of offspring is lowered by interbreeding with commoners or even other races. As the ruling houses are assumed to be most pure, marrying into a noble or a royal family produces purer children.<ref name="I-TQ"/> | The Human [[Nobility|nobility]] of Terandria bases its lineages on the ''purity'' of their descent, which they call ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ichor ichorial] descendancy''. This is different from ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lineal_descendant lineal] descendancy'' (the child of the current ruler has first claim to rule); instead, the ''most pure'' scion of any house has such a claim. Purity of offspring is lowered by interbreeding with commoners or even other races. As the ruling houses are assumed to be most pure, marrying into a noble or a royal family produces purer children.<ref name="I-TQ"/> | ||
This policy is assisted by other secrets of nobility, which include ''Inheritance Skills'' like [Adroit Progeny], which makes it more likely to pass the own skills onto descendants.<ref name="I-TQ"/> Also, Terandrian nobles have knowledge on the ''superiority'' of some classes (including theirs), and try to prevent obtaining ''lower'' classes, which impedes leveling progress of their respective [Ruler]/[Noble] class.<ref>{{ | This policy is assisted by other secrets of nobility, which include ''Inheritance Skills'' like [Adroit Progeny], which makes it more likely to pass the own skills onto descendants.<ref name="I-TQ"/> Also, Terandrian nobles have knowledge on the ''superiority'' of some classes (including theirs), and try to prevent obtaining ''lower'' classes, which impedes leveling progress of their respective [Ruler]/[Noble] class.<ref>{{chl|2.31}}</ref> | ||
There are several [Ruler] classes, the highest of which is supposedly [King]/[Queen], followed by [Prince]/[Princess] and [Duke]/[Duchess].<ref name="I-TQ"/> | There are several [Ruler] classes, the highest of which is supposedly [King]/[Queen], followed by [Prince]/[Princess] and [Duke]/[Duchess].<ref name="I-TQ"/> | ||
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* Alamaria ''(Annexed by Ailendamus)''<ref name=":10.46L"/> | * Alamaria ''(Annexed by Ailendamus)''<ref name=":10.46L"/> | ||
* Antivon ''(Annexed by Ailendamus)'' <ref name=":10.46L" /> | * Antivon ''(Annexed by Ailendamus)'' <ref name=":10.46L"/> | ||
* Caadnamis ''(Annexed by Ailendamus)'' <ref name=":10.46L>{{chl|10.46 L}}</ref> | * Caadnamis ''(Annexed by Ailendamus)'' <ref name=":10.46L>{{chl|10.46 L}}</ref> | ||
* Caonis<ref>{{chl|8.61}}</ref> | * Caonis<ref>{{chl|8.61}}</ref> | ||