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|name=Saen | |name=Saen | ||
|link=Deschani History#The Saen | |||
|icon=SubIcon_Saen.png | |icon=SubIcon_Saen.png | ||
|summary=The Saen are the most widespread of the Deschani peoples, living in harmony with nature and following ancient spiritual traditions. Guided by Clan Law and respect for the spirits of the world, they see themselves as guardians of balance and protectors of the natural order. | |summary=The Saen are the most widespread of the Deschani peoples, living in harmony with nature and following ancient spiritual traditions. Guided by Clan Law and respect for the spirits of the world, they see themselves as guardians of balance and protectors of the natural order. | ||
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|name=Timur | |name=Timur | ||
|link=Deschani History#The Timur | |||
|icon=SubIcon_Timur.png | |icon=SubIcon_Timur.png | ||
|summary=The Timur are survivors forged in the world's harshest environments. Where others seek comfort, the Timur endure. Their culture values resilience, sacrifice, discipline, and the belief that survival often requires difficult choices. | |summary=The Timur are survivors forged in the world's harshest environments. Where others seek comfort, the Timur endure. Their culture values resilience, sacrifice, discipline, and the belief that survival often requires difficult choices. | ||
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|name=Garlu | |name=Garlu | ||
|link=Deschani History#The Garlu | |||
|icon=SubIcon_Garlu.png | |icon=SubIcon_Garlu.png | ||
|summary=The Garlu are the most urbanized and outward-looking of the Deschani peoples. Fascinated by knowledge, invention, and the mysteries of ancient civilizations, they have embraced scholarship, trade, magic, and technology. | |summary=The Garlu are the most urbanized and outward-looking of the Deschani peoples. Fascinated by knowledge, invention, and the mysteries of ancient civilizations, they have embraced scholarship, trade, magic, and technology. | ||