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== People ==
 
== People ==
  
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Everchill's society is largely dominated by class, and you can easily divide people in nobility and peasants. The majority of people are poor and earn a living as workers in the Everchill industry or as farmers in a collective farm, but there's a select few in the minority belonging to the old blue bloods from Everchill's feudalistic past that still own the huge land areas and important industries. Officially though, there exist no such thing as nobility in Everchill, as this is a democratic society freed from old feudalistic yoke of nobility. Finally, there's middle class that isn't much larger than the high class and mostly consists of important non-nobility government officials, and poor nobles.
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Everchill's society is largely dominated by class, and you can easily divide people in nobility and peasants. The majority of people are poor and earn a living as workers in the Everchill industry or as farmers in a collective farm, but there's a select few in the minority belonging to the old blue bloods from Everchill's feudalistic past that still own the huge land areas and important industries. The middle class isn't much larger than the high class and mostly consists of important non-nobility government officials, doctors and poor nobles.
  
 
Most Everchill cities got large slums where the poorest in society live. Living space here is cramped, and if anyone actually got a job, it's usually dangerous and with a low salary. The slums is the place where society's most unruly elements are collect. If you're looking for a place to find dissenters and criminals and black markets, this is where you should start. Elias spent his pre-teens in one of these slums, before Luthor Snark landed a government job in the R&D branch.
 
Most Everchill cities got large slums where the poorest in society live. Living space here is cramped, and if anyone actually got a job, it's usually dangerous and with a low salary. The slums is the place where society's most unruly elements are collect. If you're looking for a place to find dissenters and criminals and black markets, this is where you should start. Elias spent his pre-teens in one of these slums, before Luthor Snark landed a government job in the R&D branch.

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