Lyod - История изменений

>NewOriginalSchwann в 00:19, 3 июня 2023

2023-06-03T00:19:38Z

← Предыдущая версия		Версия от 03:19, 3 июня 2023
Строка 14:		Строка 14:
	==Environment==		==Environment==
	<center><i>"The Empire would sooner melt the poles than leave us to our devices. Let us remind House Caladius that the Goddess gave the Lyodii the gift of conviction,"</i> - Apocryphal quote attributed to Tulluktaana Elachik, priestess of the Icefoot Tribe, prior to the disappearance of High Priestess Iuliana Caladius, 2410.</center>		<center><i>"The Empire would sooner melt the poles than leave us to our devices. Let us remind House Caladius that the Goddess gave the Lyodii the gift of conviction,"</i> - Apocryphal quote attributed to Tulluktaana Elachik, priestess of the Icefoot Tribe, prior to the disappearance of High Priestess Iuliana Caladius, 2410.</center>
	[[File:~~Moroz~~.png\|thumb\|A map of contemporary Moroz showing its major cities and the Imperial Railroad.]]		[[File:MorozLyod.png\|thumb\|A map of contemporary Moroz showing its major cities and the Imperial Railroad.]]
	Both the Northern and Southern Lyod are predominantly covered in taiga, boreal forests consisting of coniferous trees of various species, closest to Equatorial Moroz. Moving further north or south the landscape transforms into harsh tundra, and the capacity for soil to sustain plant life diminishes considerably due to lack of moisture and nutrients. While Lyodii have been recorded to visit the Northern cap for spiritual practices the Southern cap is rarely traversed due to the hostility of the cold.		Both the Northern and Southern Lyod are predominantly covered in taiga, boreal forests consisting of coniferous trees of various species, closest to Equatorial Moroz. Moving further north or south the landscape transforms into harsh tundra, and the capacity for soil to sustain plant life diminishes considerably due to lack of moisture and nutrients. While Lyodii have been recorded to visit the Northern cap for spiritual practices the Southern cap is rarely traversed due to the hostility of the cold.

>NewOriginalSchwann в 01:29, 28 мая 2023

2023-05-28T01:29:20Z

← Предыдущая версия		Версия от 04:29, 28 мая 2023
Строка 7:		Строка 7:

	==History==		==History==
			<center><i>"In three days time you will find me, and in three days time you will follow me. I will lead you to the Lyod, where the cold is called by name, and teach you how to talk the language of Her lands."</i> - Excerpt from Northern Lyodii folk tale <i>Ayta and the Pale Stag</i>, transcribed from Lyodic Morozi script, 2463.</center>
	Despite its formal establishment in 2137 the settlement that came to be known as Nova Luxembourg did not formalize any observations or study of the Lyod or the Lyodii until the early 2300s, when migrations of large groups of people were spotted during routine flights between the future capital of Dominia and the Holy Kingdom of Domelkos, often taking routes around the north and south ends of the Fisanduhian Range. With the premise of war on the horizon with the Confederated States of Fisanduh these nomadic masses of humanity were largely ignored until Fisanduh’s collapse in the late 2300s as reports of looting were becoming increasingly common near battle sites surrounding the Range.		Despite its formal establishment in 2137 the settlement that came to be known as Nova Luxembourg did not formalize any observations or study of the Lyod or the Lyodii until the early 2300s, when migrations of large groups of people were spotted during routine flights between the future capital of Dominia and the Holy Kingdom of Domelkos, often taking routes around the north and south ends of the Fisanduhian Range. With the premise of war on the horizon with the Confederated States of Fisanduh these nomadic masses of humanity were largely ignored until Fisanduh’s collapse in the late 2300s as reports of looting were becoming increasingly common near battle sites surrounding the Range.

Строка 13:		Строка 13:

	==Environment==		==Environment==
			<center><i>"The Empire would sooner melt the poles than leave us to our devices. Let us remind House Caladius that the Goddess gave the Lyodii the gift of conviction,"</i> - Apocryphal quote attributed to Tulluktaana Elachik, priestess of the Icefoot Tribe, prior to the disappearance of High Priestess Iuliana Caladius, 2410.</center>
	[[File:Moroz.png\|thumb\|A map of contemporary Moroz showing its major cities and the Imperial Railroad.]]		[[File:Moroz.png\|thumb\|A map of contemporary Moroz showing its major cities and the Imperial Railroad.]]
	Both the Northern and Southern Lyod are predominantly covered in taiga, boreal forests consisting of coniferous trees of various species, closest to Equatorial Moroz. Moving further north or south the landscape transforms into harsh tundra, and the capacity for soil to sustain plant life diminishes considerably due to lack of moisture and nutrients. While Lyodii have been recorded to visit the Northern cap for spiritual practices the Southern cap is rarely traversed due to the hostility of the cold.		Both the Northern and Southern Lyod are predominantly covered in taiga, boreal forests consisting of coniferous trees of various species, closest to Equatorial Moroz. Moving further north or south the landscape transforms into harsh tundra, and the capacity for soil to sustain plant life diminishes considerably due to lack of moisture and nutrients. While Lyodii have been recorded to visit the Northern cap for spiritual practices the Southern cap is rarely traversed due to the hostility of the cold.
Строка 49:		Строка 50:

	==The Lyodii==		==The Lyodii==
			<center><i>"Every song a story, every stanza a memory. All that I teach you is less taught but rather inherited - you will dance with the ghosts of all our kin before us,"</i> - Turushno Tulimaq, chieftain of the now extinct Larchwalker Tribe, 2421</center>
	Due to the harsh and often life-threatening conditions of living in the icy poles the Lyodii have learned to survive and thrive on its land through traditional means (animal husbandry, subsistence farming, fishery) and the unconventional adaptation of technologies abandoned by the Empire. This has made the Lyodii renowned across [[Moroz]] and Mira Sancta for being not only hard-working, dutiful and clever laborers but also staunch companions and adversaries.		Due to the harsh and often life-threatening conditions of living in the icy poles the Lyodii have learned to survive and thrive on its land through traditional means (animal husbandry, subsistence farming, fishery) and the unconventional adaptation of technologies abandoned by the Empire. This has made the Lyodii renowned across [[Moroz]] and Mira Sancta for being not only hard-working, dutiful and clever laborers but also staunch companions and adversaries.

Строка 78:		Строка 79:

	==Conflict with the [[Empire of Dominia\|Empire]]==		==Conflict with the [[Empire of Dominia\|Empire]]==
			<center><i>"[...] and despite all of my exploits across Fisanduh during peacekeeping operations, none of them produced the anxiety that I experienced in what the Southern Lyodii call the Heleainnás. The woodspeople there are tireless and swift, and perhaps most terrifying of all - quiet. They sweep through the trees like the wind that carries their herding calls. There's no descriptor for the violence they practice,"</i> - Colour Sergeant Tarvi Rebane (Ret.), Imperial Army 1st Mountain Division, 2458</center>
	[[File:Dominia_Flag_Small.png\|thumb\|The Imperial standard of the [[Empire of Dominia]].]]		[[File:Dominia_Flag_Small.png\|thumb\|The Imperial standard of the [[Empire of Dominia]].]]
	The relationship between the "letterpeople" (Lyodic term for Imperials, often bearing documents of some official legislation) and the Lyodii remains virtually unchanged from their colonial origins, aspirations of empire and the fate of exile profoundly orchestral to the foundation of the Lyodic way of life. As the dominant entities of [[Moroz]] the Empire and by extension the Tribunal pose an existential threat to the Lyodii people, an often distant but terminal presence to which the Lyodic cultural consciousness remains ever vigilant. The existence of their society on Moroz represents a defiant, untamed identity that mars the face of cultural, spiritual and societal oneness to which the Emperor and the Tribunal strive to unite the Imperial homeworld, only controllable to the extent of those few who choose to leave the Lyod and the Empire's control of the historical narrative as the premier power of Mira Sancta.		The relationship between the "letterpeople" (Lyodic term for Imperials, often bearing documents of some official legislation) and the Lyodii remains virtually unchanged from their colonial origins, aspirations of empire and the fate of exile profoundly orchestral to the foundation of the Lyodic way of life. As the dominant entities of [[Moroz]] the Empire and by extension the Tribunal pose an existential threat to the Lyodii people, an often distant but terminal presence to which the Lyodic cultural consciousness remains ever vigilant. The existence of their society on Moroz represents a defiant, untamed identity that mars the face of cultural, spiritual and societal oneness to which the Emperor and the Tribunal strive to unite the Imperial homeworld, only controllable to the extent of those few who choose to leave the Lyod and the Empire's control of the historical narrative as the premier power of Mira Sancta.
Строка 86:		Строка 88:

	==Conflict Within==		==Conflict Within==
			<center><i>"The wind has forgotten your name. The larches have denied you shade. Go and wander without Her gifts, spirit-blinded, and lament that the Goddess has left your heart,"</i> - Alleged quote attributed to priestess Kanaaq Baisheva of the Brinefisher Tribe prior to the banishment of a discovered Imperial sympathizer, date unknown.</center>
	Despite unspoken cultural agreements between Lyodii tribes to avoid conflict the Lyod does not remain without its own internal strife. Particularly brutal winters, dry springs and cattle diseases can aggravate trade agreements between tribes, sometimes to the point of violence if one or both tribes are significantly harmed by the lack of food. Debates on grazing territories for cattle, coastal grounds for fishing on the Lyodic Sea and lumber rights in the taiga occasionally come to blows, often leading to brief but intense skirmishes until one tribe either capitulates or an attempt at reconciliation is made by opposing shamanesses.		Despite unspoken cultural agreements between Lyodii tribes to avoid conflict the Lyod does not remain without its own internal strife. Particularly brutal winters, dry springs and cattle diseases can aggravate trade agreements between tribes, sometimes to the point of violence if one or both tribes are significantly harmed by the lack of food. Debates on grazing territories for cattle, coastal grounds for fishing on the Lyodic Sea and lumber rights in the taiga occasionally come to blows, often leading to brief but intense skirmishes until one tribe either capitulates or an attempt at reconciliation is made by opposing shamanesses.

>NewOriginalSchwann в 23:49, 26 мая 2023

2023-05-26T23:49:32Z

← Предыдущая версия		Версия от 02:49, 27 мая 2023
Строка 2:		Строка 2:
	{{Navbox Human Lore}}		{{Navbox Human Lore}}

	The Lyod is the name shared in representation of the north and south polar ice caps that dominate the surface of [[Moroz]], encapsulating roughly two-thirds of the total surface of the planet. These vast regions are primarily composed of arctic tundras in which very little grows and few animals reside, though they are not completely devoid of life. Dense taiga-like forests composed of Morozi conifers and larches can be found in the regions of the Lyod bordering Equatorial Moroz, and the majority of the Lyod's population can be found in and around these forests during the colder seasons. The taiga of the Lyod has been home to [[Empire of Dominia\|Dominian]] outposts for several decades now, which has brought the [[Empire of Dominia\|Empire]] into contact - and conflict - with the native population of the region: the Lyodii (the "People of the Lyod," in [[Empire of Dominia#Languages\|Vulgar Morozi]]).		The '''Lyod''' is the name shared in representation of the north and south polar ice caps that dominate the surface of [[Moroz]], encapsulating roughly two-thirds of the total surface of the planet. These vast regions are primarily composed of arctic tundras in which very little grows and few animals reside, though they are not completely devoid of life. Dense taiga-like forests composed of Morozi conifers and larches can be found in the regions of the Lyod bordering Equatorial Moroz, and the majority of the Lyod's population can be found in and around these forests during the colder seasons. The taiga of the Lyod has been home to [[Empire of Dominia\|Dominian]] outposts for several decades now, which has brought the [[Empire of Dominia\|Empire]] into contact - and conflict - with the native population of the region: the Lyodii (the "People of the Lyod," in [[Empire of Dominia#Languages\|Vulgar Morozi]]).

	'''Names of Lyodic peoples could fall in line with the traditional names of Asiatic indigenous peoples in the Arctic and sub-Arctic regions of Earth, such as the Inuit, the indigenous peoples of Siberia (Sakha, Buryat, Kamchatka, Altay, Khanty-Mansi, etc.), Karelia and Sápmi, as well as the Ainu people of Japan and eastern Russia.'''		'''Names of Lyodic peoples could fall in line with the traditional names of Asiatic indigenous peoples in the Arctic and sub-Arctic regions of Earth, such as the Inuit, the indigenous peoples of Siberia (Sakha, Buryat, Kamchatka, Altay, Khanty-Mansi, etc.), Karelia and Sápmi, as well as the Ainu people of Japan and eastern Russia.'''

>NewOriginalSchwann: Created page with "{{Navbox Lore}} {{Navbox Human Lore}} The Lyod is the name shared in representation of the north and south polar ice caps that dominate the surface of Moroz, encapsulating roughly two-thirds of the total surface of the planet. These vast regions are primarily composed of arctic tundras in which very little grows and few animals reside, though they are not completely devoid of life. Dense taiga-like forests composed of Morozi conifers and larches can be found in the..."

2023-05-26T23:49:00Z

Created page with "{{Navbox Lore}} {{Navbox Human Lore}} The Lyod is the name shared in representation of the north and south polar ice caps that dominate the surface of Moroz, encapsulating roughly two-thirds of the total surface of the planet. These vast regions are primarily composed of arctic tundras in which very little grows and few animals reside, though they are not completely devoid of life. Dense taiga-like forests composed of Morozi conifers and larches can be found in the..."

Внесённые изменения