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|name=Tirkin | |name=Tirkin | ||
|link=Kir'Ko History#The Tirkin | |||
|icon=SubIcon_Tirkin.png | |icon=SubIcon_Tirkin.png | ||
|summary=The Tirkin are the most primal and free-spirited of the Kir'Ko, living as nomads who follow the winds wherever they lead. They reject material wealth and permanent settlements, preferring a life shaped by travel, hunting, and harmony with the natural world. | |summary=The Tirkin are the most primal and free-spirited of the Kir'Ko, living as nomads who follow the winds wherever they lead. They reject material wealth and permanent settlements, preferring a life shaped by travel, hunting, and harmony with the natural world. | ||
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|name=Karuna | |name=Karuna | ||
|link=Kir'Ko History#The Karuna | |||
|icon=SubIcon_Karuna.png | |icon=SubIcon_Karuna.png | ||
|summary=The Karuna are merchants, explorers, and adventurers who have embraced the wider world. Drawn to trade, discovery, and opportunity, they can be found travelling distant lands, serving aboard airships, and building vast commercial networks. | |summary=The Karuna are merchants, explorers, and adventurers who have embraced the wider world. Drawn to trade, discovery, and opportunity, they can be found travelling distant lands, serving aboard airships, and building vast commercial networks. | ||
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|name=Razorwing | |name=Razorwing | ||
|link=Kir'Ko History#The Razorwing Enclaves | |||
|icon=SubIcon_Razorwing.png | |icon=SubIcon_Razorwing.png | ||
|summary=The Razorwings are feared throughout the world for their ruthless strength and predatory outlook. They believe power must be earned and maintained through dominance, viewing weakness as something to be overcome or discarded. | |summary=The Razorwings are feared throughout the world for their ruthless strength and predatory outlook. They believe power must be earned and maintained through dominance, viewing weakness as something to be overcome or discarded. | ||