Light into Darkness: Suaven - Revision history

Nevermet: /* Yalshari Prev Fox Suaven */

2010-07-16T17:17:52Z

Yalshari Prev Fox Suaven

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	[[Niassa Steele]] is familiar with this Suaven.		[[Niassa Steele]] is familiar with this Suaven.

			* Blessings
			** The Invisible Tongue

	==Greater Suaven Currently Not in Game==		==Greater Suaven Currently Not in Game==

Nevermet: /* Suare Tan, Elk Suaven */

2010-07-16T17:16:57Z

Suare Tan, Elk Suaven

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	[[Niassa Steele]] is devoted to this Suaven.		[[Niassa Steele]] is devoted to this Suaven.

			* Blessings
			** I Have Never Been Defeated
			** No Secret is Safe from Me

	===Yalshari Prev Fox Suaven===		===Yalshari Prev Fox Suaven===

Nevermet: /* Tatjan Adrente */

2010-07-16T17:13:02Z

Tatjan Adrente

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	[[Drial Burghe]] is a descendant of Tatjan, and is familiar with him. Additionally, [[Heywesh Tal]] is a devotee of Tatjan.		[[Drial Burghe]] is a descendant of Tatjan, and is familiar with him. Additionally, [[Heywesh Tal]] is a devotee of Tatjan.

			Tatjan Adrente is the Suaven of Dueling. He was one of the key sponsors of the Dueling Act passed by the Senate 50 years after the Betrayer War, codifying duels as a legal remedy. Just before Solace, he wrote The Swordsman: A Practical Guide to the Art of the Blade.

	* Blessings		* Blessings

Nevermet at 04:22, 16 July 2010

2010-07-16T04:22:59Z

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	This page regards the Suaven in the PbP Houses of the Blooded game, [[HotB Light into Darkness]].		This page regards the Suaven in the PbP Houses of the Blooded game, [[HotB Light into Darkness]].

	==Grand Suaven==		==Grand Suaven Currently in Game==
	===Ashalim Avendi===		===Ashalim Avendi===
	''Master of the Road, Falcon's Friend''		''Master of the Road, Falcon's Friend''
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	[[Niassa Steele]] is familiar with this Suaven.		[[Niassa Steele]] is familiar with this Suaven.


			==Greater Suaven Currently Not in Game==
			===Falvren Dyr===
			''Swordsman, Old One-Eye, The Crimson Cloak''

			===Talten Steele===
			''The Iron Heart, Winter's Promise, the Ruthless''

Nevermet: /* Grand Suaven */

2010-07-16T04:21:59Z

Grand Suaven

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	[[Drial Burghe]] and [[Ryandual Yvarai]] have a familiarity with Ashalim Avendi.		[[Drial Burghe]] and [[Ryandual Yvarai]] have a familiarity with Ashalim Avendi.

	~~===Falvren Dyr===~~
	~~''Swordsman, Old One-Eye, The Crimson Cloak''~~

	===Manna Renay===		===Manna Renay===
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	[[Drial Burghe]] is a devotee of Manna Renay.		[[Drial Burghe]] is a devotee of Manna Renay.

	~~===Talten Steele===~~
	~~''The Iron Heart, Winter's Promise, the Ruthless''~~

	===Talia Yvarai===		===Talia Yvarai===

Nevermet: /* Tatjan Adrente */

2010-07-16T04:09:25Z

Tatjan Adrente

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	===Tatjan Adrente===		===Tatjan Adrente===
			''Major Suaven''
	''Suaven of Duels and Codified Violence''		''Suaven of Duels and Codified Violence''

Nevermet: /* Tatjan Adrente */

2010-07-16T04:09:07Z

Tatjan Adrente

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	[[Drial Burghe]] is a descendant of Tatjan, and is familiar with him. Additionally, [[Heywesh Tal]] is a devotee of Tatjan.		[[Drial Burghe]] is a descendant of Tatjan, and is familiar with him. Additionally, [[Heywesh Tal]] is a devotee of Tatjan.

			* Blessings
			** The Invisible Cannot be Touched
			** Tool or Weapon
			** The Beauty of Violence (proposed)
			** The Sacrifice Strike (proposed)

	===Suare Tan, Elk Suaven===		===Suare Tan, Elk Suaven===

Nevermet: /* Sutcaq Kahj */

2010-07-16T04:04:29Z

Sutcaq Kahj

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	==Other Suaven==		==Other Suaven==
	===Sutcaq Kahj===		===Sutcaq Kahj===
			''Minor Suaven''
	''The Forever Marcher, The Farthest Will, Falcon Suaven of willpower''		''The Forever Marcher, The Farthest Will, Falcon Suaven of willpower''

	[[Heywesh Tal]] is familiar with him.		[[Heywesh Tal]] is familiar with him.

			* Blessings
			** Pain is Today, Honor is Forever
			** The Falcon Knows no fear (proposed)
			** My Courage is Enough (proposed)

	===Tatjan Adrente===		===Tatjan Adrente===

Nevermet: /* Other Suaven */

2010-07-13T12:47:08Z

Other Suaven

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	[[Drial Burghe]] is a descendant of Tatjan, and is familiar with him. Additionally, [[Heywesh Tal]] is a devotee of Tatjan.		[[Drial Burghe]] is a descendant of Tatjan, and is familiar with him. Additionally, [[Heywesh Tal]] is a devotee of Tatjan.

	Tatjan Adrente is the Suaven of Dueling. He embodies legal violence, when fury and bloodletting have been tamed by the law in ways that help sustain Ven society rather than threaten it. He was one of the key sponsors of the Dueling Act passed by the Senate 50 years after the Betrayer War, codifying duels as a legal remedy. Just before Solace, he wrote The Swordsman: A Practical Guide to the Art of the Blade.

	Once, he was a Wolf partisan and general in the days when Wolf and Fox competed to fill the power vacuum left by the Mad Emperor. Civil war was a worry of all, an expectation of some. In a famous event, General Uashoj Yvarai trapped Tatjan and his forces at a farm mere hours after Tatjan made camp there. Though Tatjan was able to establish a solid defense, Uashoj was a brilliant Fox general, and Tatjan prepared to die like a Wolf. Yet Uashoj did not attack.

	Tatjan soon discovered the farm housed what Uashoj believed was the most beautiful shrine to Jonan Drax in all of Shanri. The two eventually negotiated the safety of the shrine by deciding the conflict as a duel to the death between Tatjan and Uashoj. Tatjan won the duel, but was so moved by Uashoj's bravery, devotion, and care for his men that Tatjan became the first proponent of dueling as a replacement for warfare.

	Tatjan went from being a general to being a Rajan paladin and an expert on the law. Though always affiliated with the House of the Wolf, he became famous for several times calling out ven within his own house for breaking the rules of a given duel, and he taught and interacted with many swordsmen from the other houses as well. On his ninetieth birthday, he completed The Swordsman, and promptly began the final stage before solace. Upon reaching solace, he was quickly revered, devotion to him spreading to Swordsman academies throughout Shanri.

	===Suare Tan, Elk Suaven===		===Suare Tan, Elk Suaven===

Nevermet: /* Tatjan Adrente */

2010-07-13T12:46:05Z

Tatjan Adrente

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	[[Drial Burghe]] is a descendant of Tatjan, and is familiar with him. Additionally, [[Heywesh Tal]] is a devotee of Tatjan.		[[Drial Burghe]] is a descendant of Tatjan, and is familiar with him. Additionally, [[Heywesh Tal]] is a devotee of Tatjan.

			Tatjan Adrente is the Suaven of Dueling. He embodies legal violence, when fury and bloodletting have been tamed by the law in ways that help sustain Ven society rather than threaten it. He was one of the key sponsors of the Dueling Act passed by the Senate 50 years after the Betrayer War, codifying duels as a legal remedy. Just before Solace, he wrote The Swordsman: A Practical Guide to the Art of the Blade.

			Once, he was a Wolf partisan and general in the days when Wolf and Fox competed to fill the power vacuum left by the Mad Emperor. Civil war was a worry of all, an expectation of some. In a famous event, General Uashoj Yvarai trapped Tatjan and his forces at a farm mere hours after Tatjan made camp there. Though Tatjan was able to establish a solid defense, Uashoj was a brilliant Fox general, and Tatjan prepared to die like a Wolf. Yet Uashoj did not attack.

			Tatjan soon discovered the farm housed what Uashoj believed was the most beautiful shrine to Jonan Drax in all of Shanri. The two eventually negotiated the safety of the shrine by deciding the conflict as a duel to the death between Tatjan and Uashoj. Tatjan won the duel, but was so moved by Uashoj's bravery, devotion, and care for his men that Tatjan became the first proponent of dueling as a replacement for warfare.

			Tatjan went from being a general to being a Rajan paladin and an expert on the law. Though always affiliated with the House of the Wolf, he became famous for several times calling out ven within his own house for breaking the rules of a given duel, and he taught and interacted with many swordsmen from the other houses as well. On his ninetieth birthday, he completed The Swordsman, and promptly began the final stage before solace. Upon reaching solace, he was quickly revered, devotion to him spreading to Swordsman academies throughout Shanri.

	===Suare Tan, Elk Suaven===		===Suare Tan, Elk Suaven===