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[[San Bartolomé]] is an [[Island of Terror]]. It is also a heavily [[forest]]ed, [[mountain]]ous island with rough features striped with [[river]]s. The biggest forest in the domain is [[Toro Negro]] on the southwestern part of San Bartolomé. Weather generally is warm, and precipitation occurs throughout the year. The capital of San Bartolomé is [[Villa de la Aguada]] (population: 2000), a [[port]] town located on a [[cove]] that provides a natural [[harbor]].<ref>[[Book of Sacrifices]] p.108</ref> | [[San Bartolomé]] is an [[Island of Terror]]. It is also a heavily [[forest]]ed, [[mountain]]ous island with rough features striped with [[river]]s. The biggest forest in the domain is [[Toro Negro]] on the southwestern part of San Bartolomé. Weather generally is warm, and precipitation occurs throughout the year. The capital of San Bartolomé is [[Villa de la Aguada]] (population: 2000), a [[port]] town located on a [[cove]] that provides a natural [[harbor]].<ref>[[Book of Sacrifices]] p.108</ref> | ||
==[[San Bartoloméan Religion and Mythology]]== | |||
The island is governed by a [[theocracy]], led by the [[Abadi]], that makes laws and holds religious services with mandatory attendance. Moral ideology centers around [[purification]] of the soul, with the rightness or wrongness of one's actions being watched over by the [[Njelx]]. Right action over a lifetime(s) will allow for the soul to reach a higher state of being. The Njelx are not merely watchful moral guardians; they are the next step in the development of the [[human]] soul.<ref>[[Book of Sacrifices]] p.108-109.</ref> The people of San Bartolomé center their worship around two inseparable deities: [[Homme]] and [[Femme]].<ref>[[Book of Sacrifices]] p.110</ref> | The island is governed by a [[theocracy]], led by the [[Abadi]], that makes laws and holds religious services with mandatory attendance. Moral ideology centers around [[purification]] of the soul, with the rightness or wrongness of one's actions being watched over by the [[Njelx]]. Right action over a lifetime(s) will allow for the soul to reach a higher state of being. The Njelx are not merely watchful moral guardians; they are the next step in the development of the [[human]] soul.<ref>[[Book of Sacrifices]] p.108-109.</ref> The people of San Bartolomé center their worship around two inseparable deities: [[Homme]] and [[Femme]].<ref>[[Book of Sacrifices]] p.110</ref> | ||
==Darklord== | |||
The [[darklord]] of [[San Bartolomé]] is [[Isabel de Sargas]].<ref>[[Book of Sacrifices]] p.110</ref> | The [[darklord]] of [[San Bartolomé]] is [[Isabel de Sargas]].<ref>[[Book of Sacrifices]] p.110</ref> | ||
Revision as of 17:28, 25 January 2015
San Bartolomé is an Island of Terror. It is also a heavily forested, mountainous island with rough features striped with rivers. The biggest forest in the domain is Toro Negro on the southwestern part of San Bartolomé. Weather generally is warm, and precipitation occurs throughout the year. The capital of San Bartolomé is Villa de la Aguada (population: 2000), a port town located on a cove that provides a natural harbor.[1]
San Bartoloméan Religion and Mythology
The island is governed by a theocracy, led by the Abadi, that makes laws and holds religious services with mandatory attendance. Moral ideology centers around purification of the soul, with the rightness or wrongness of one's actions being watched over by the Njelx. Right action over a lifetime(s) will allow for the soul to reach a higher state of being. The Njelx are not merely watchful moral guardians; they are the next step in the development of the human soul.[2] The people of San Bartolomé center their worship around two inseparable deities: Homme and Femme.[3]
Darklord
The darklord of San Bartolomé is Isabel de Sargas.[4]
References
- ↑ Book of Sacrifices p.108
- ↑ Book of Sacrifices p.108-109.
- ↑ Book of Sacrifices p.110
- ↑ Book of Sacrifices p.110
