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<p>Created page with &#039; ==Time Period Reference== &gt;&gt;I think as well that the Nomads might have peace with each other, but its more in a &#039;well, we&#039;ll leave each other alone&#039; fashion. Keep in mind that ...&#039;</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div><br /> ==Time Period Reference==<br /> &gt;&gt;I think as well that the Nomads might have peace with each other, but its more in a &#039;well, we&#039;ll leave each other alone&#039; fashion.<br /> <br /> Keep in mind that Kir Dor&#039;na&#039;torna happened ~1,000 years ago. Most Nomads know who they&#039;re descended from and who shot who&#039;s great grandpa, as an expression of the veneration of their ancestors, but they&#039;ve been mingling for a long time.<br /> <br /> Antipathy towards guild politics can be traced back to something else. The Shamans are in a unique position of representing not just an organization (such as the Celestians) or a faith (such as the G&#039;nar Pethians), but a small nation. The Moon Mages among the tribes are spiritualists, wise men, and sometimes leaders, but the tribes are composed of a lot of people that have as little to do with the Moon Mage Guild as someone walking down the street in Crossing.<br /> <br /> Given their family bonds and isolation, the Shamans on the steppe have a tendency to think of themselves as Nomads first and Moon Mages a distant second. However, there&#039;s more than enough of them active in the guild power structure and running around out in the provinces to remain a viable sect.<br /> <br /> -Armifer</div>

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