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Moongirl https://www.agrakos.wiki/index.php?title=Mukasa_Peoples&diff=14773 2026-08-09T04:16:51Z

<p>Moongirl: /* Mythology */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Claim|Moongirl}}<br /> <br /> [[Image:MukasaFlag.png|thumb|300px|The Flag of the Mukasa Peoples, as it was drafted on the Day of Blood during the Expansion War]]<br /> <br /> The '''Mukasa Peoples''', also known as the '''Whalefall Eleen''', are a lineage based exclusively within the [[Salt Desert]]. They are descended from [[Eleen]] who crash-landed there around -6000 ANC, and discovered eternally-bleeding [[Anarai]] corpses around which they formed a society.<br /> <br /> = History =<br /> <br /> === The Dark Times ===<br /> ''(approx. -6000 to -1800 ANC)''<br /> <br /> The name &quot;Dark Times&quot; is fitting for this period for two reasons. The first is that, for the most part, little to nothing is known of this time. The second is that, during the time before discovering the [[Fountain Corpse]], survival in the salt desert was extremely difficult. It was likely a time of short lifespans, sustained by lean meals hunted with the assistance of the [[Lizard Horses]], which the Mukasa are said to have quickly learned how to ride.<br /> <br /> === The First ''Ge'jai Sana'' and the first ''Sana'xa'' ===<br /> ''(lit. &quot;Drinking blood, Blood leader.&quot; approx. -1800 to -100 ANC)''<br /> <br /> In about -1800 ANC, the Mukasa discovered the [[Fountain Corpse]]. Several drank from its blood and perished, and others drank and were granted immense power, the title of ''Sana'xa'', and the ability to sense the presence of [[Lesser Fountains]]. There exist few records from this time, but what there is suggests the presence of several ''Sana'xa'', each of whom with their own devout following. As they died out, more from their followers took their place, or perished in their attempts to perform the ''Ge'jai Sana''. These factions were not necessarily friendly; some warred with each other, while others formed alliances, only to betray each other later.<br /> <br /> === The ''Je'faokă'' ===<br /> ''(lit. &quot;family tribe.&quot; approx. -100 to 1782 ANC)''<br /> <br /> The most successful ''Sana'xa'' was known by the name [[Aikă Sana'xa]], and in -100 ANC, she managed to unite all of the factions under one name, using a combination of military genius and the form of alchemy she devised which later became Fao'visa. This single tribe became known as the ''Je'Faokă.'' Following her conquest, she established a Theocracy, repurposed her conquest supply and intelligence networks for governmental use, and determined a means of formally determining all future successors, centered around the ''Ge'jai Sana''. This is largely written of as a time of relative prosperity, and most of Aikă's governmental structures remain influential in the ''Je'faokă'' even in the modern day.<br /> <br /> === The Great Unveiling ===<br /> ''(1640 to 1780 ANC)''<br /> <br /> In 1640, newly-appointed [[Sihu Sana'xa]] took a scholarly interest in the numerous temples and ruins which were previously considered forbidden ground except for the Sana'xa. After two years of negotiations with the populace, he dramatically reduced the prohibitions on archaeology in those sites, setting the stage for a decades-long period of discovery and the formation of the myth of the [[Bretheren of Blood]].<br /> <br /> === The Expansion Wars ===<br /> ''(1782 to 1854 ANC)''<br /> <br /> In 1782, [[Aisana Sana'xa]] was nominated as a challenger to the established ruler [[Çaoje Sana'xa]], based on the platform of the council's desire to expand northwards out of the desert, opposed by Çaoje Sana'xa. Aisana Sana'xa won the duel and thus took the throne, and began what became known as the Expansion Wars; a decades-long period of bloody conquest that placed the mountains and forest north and west of the desert under Mukasa control, displacing [[Spring Kradin]] and [[Silver Kazcol]] from the area and earning significant notoriety with the Empire.<br /> <br /> === The Time of the Desert Spider ===<br /> ''(1854 to 1863 ANC)''<br /> <br /> Following the great expansion, the Mukasa found it necessary to engage in highly coordinated guerilla warfare to maintain their control over the land. Most of this warfare was orchestrated and carried out on the western front lines, with only distant support from the homeland sent by [[Akia'maokai Sana'xa]]. This became known as the time of the Desert Spider, named after the Salt Desert's burrowing spiders and their tendency to spring from concealed holes in the sand to capture prey.<br /> <br /> === The Toppling, and the Formation of the ''Sa'faokă'' ===<br /> ''(1863 to 1865 ANC)''<br /> <br /> In 1863, military leaders on the western front became annoyed at the homeland's lack of support, and declared their independence. When faced with nominating a new leader, though, the front found themselves at odds between two main candidates: the traditionalist [[Tebau]] and more radical [[Vishoji]]. The front split, with Vishoji leading the [[Agatoba]] taking the northern forest and Tebau leading the [[Zio'faokă]] taking most of the extreme edge of the front. Both fought each other for a time until establishing an uneasy ceasefire to focus on cutting off the Je'faokă's access to the region. By 1865, the Je'faokă relented under the weight of crushing losses.<br /> <br /> In the midst of all the fighting, many small settlements found themselves incidentally cut off from the Je'faokă and newly independent, and formed a loose confederation of minor tribes known as the [[Sa'faokă]] stretching across most of the land between the western front, the forest, and the Agatoba and Zio'faokă settlements on the northern desert border. These tribes are mostly self-sufficient, relying on trades within the Sa'faokă to survive, and are largely acknowledged by the Zio'faokă and Agatoba.<br /> <br /> === The Modern Day ===<br /> ''(1865 ANC to present)''<br /> <br /> Since the toppling, the status quo has not shifted dramatically. The original Je'faokă remains cloistered in the desert, bordered directly to the north by a front of Agatoba and Zio'faokă detachments. The Zio'faokă has developed the western front into a defensive wall of cities, governed by a roughly exact copy of the Je'faokă's theocracy and the Agatoba have steadily grown in population, having mostly abolished the system of duels still used in the Je'faokă and replaced it with a popular vote, along with establishing a constitution to ensure certain aspects of the government remain intact despite the decisions of the ruler. These changes have attracted several migrants from both the Zio'faokă and the Je'faokă, making the Agatoba the most populous of the factions. Between them all, the Sa'faokă continue to exist peacefully, though a handful have thrown in with either the Agatoba or the Zio'faokă.<br /> <br /> = Mythology =<br /> {{Mainarticle|wikilink=Bretheren of Blood}}<br /> <br /> The Mukasa's mythology is centered around something of a creation story: the ''I'sa'miukai ra sana'' ([[Ji'lako]], fig. Bretheren of Blood), a legend about a pair of fraternal twin [[Zahar]] and the fanatical order they founded. As the legend goes, they were among the first generation to be cast down from the [[Anarai]] — born in the [[Salt Desert]], back when the brown grasses grew there, when it was known as the ''Sa'inu'raiau'' (lit. Dead Fields). The brother, Çao'sana, is said to have been skilled in transmutation magic, and the sister, Ai'sana, in all things to do with blood.<br /> <br /> The legend, and all of the names of entities within the legend, were scrapped together by the Mukasa from historical evidence, wall-carvings found in temples, and salvaged pieces of writing, and combined with a healthy dose of mysticism from those who drank the blood of the [[Fountain Corpse]]. As a result, parts of it are backed to an extent by scholarly research, and other parts were woven to fill the gaps.<br /> <br /> = Government =<br /> <br /> === Je'faokă ===<br /> The original Je'faokă forms the template for several other Mukasa governments, and has remained in use in the original Je'faokă mostly unchanged since the time of [[Aikă Sana'xa]]. It is a theocracy centered around a singular monarch, the Sana'xa, who must have consumed the blood of the [[Fountain Corpse]] and lived. They are given unilateral ability to hire and fire officers, add or remove titles, and in general decide every aspect of the governmental structure. The only thing out of their control is the council: a collection of representatives from different geographic portions of the Je'faokă, all of whom have drunk from a [[lesser fountain]]. If the council is ever displeased with the actions of the Sana'xa, a majority can nominate a challenger, who must drink the blood of the [[Fountain Corpse]] and, if they survive, duel the Sana'xa with a ritual knife for the throne. Either combatant may forfeit, and each counselor may grant a boon of their choice to a combatant of their choosing.<br /> <br /> Counselors may also be replaced by a similar process, and otherwise serve life terms. Should their region elect a challenger, the challenger drinks of a [[lesser fountain]] and duels the extant counselor. No boons may be granted in these fights.<br /> <br /> === Zio'faokă ===<br /> The Zio'faokă is modeled largely identically to the Je'faokă, but with adjustments to compensate for the lack of fountain access. Challengers in all duels are not required to drink from a fountain, but instead drink the blood of the challenged if they are victorious. In the event of a forfeit, this is done through ritual bloodletting. In the event of a fatal victory, this is done on the field by whatever means possible, typically through an artery in the neck.<br /> <br /> === Agatoba ===<br /> The Agatoba are also organized roughly identically to the Je'faokă, but have replaced duels with democratic votes in the case of replacing counselors, and written a constitution that prevents the Sana'xa from changing or removing certain basic laws and rights. Additionally, they have done away with blood consumption altogether, though would resume it given access to a fountain. They regard the Zio'faokă's solution as short-sighted and foolish.<br /> <br /> === Sa'faokă ===<br /> The Sa'faokă do not have a system of government per se. Each tribe within the Sa'faokă has its own way of ruling itself, and its own set of treaties and informal agreements with neighboring tribes. In this way, the broader network of tribes manages to interact and flourish, occasionally dealing with problems (such as a rogue tribe attempting to conquer the others) as a confederation.<br /> <br /> = The sacred art of ''Fao'visa'' =<br /> {{Mainarticle|wikilink=Fao'visa}}<br /> <br /> [[Fao'visa]], literally &quot;together magic,&quot; is the invention of [[Aikă Sana'xa]], and has been improved upon over many centuries. It is an esoteric blend of alchemy and magics, centered largely around the distillation and combination of &quot;essences&quot; from various parts of nature, the world, and life, to be applied to a person, a weapon, or simply the environment. It serves several purposes within Mukasa culture, especially in combat and medicine; in fact, the essences and mixtures distilled by a skilled alchemist are so useful that a Sana'xa will typically appoint a court alchemist, and mixtures are commonly granted by counselors as boons in duels.<br /> <br /> = The ''Ji'lako'' language =<br /> <br /> {{Mainarticle|wikilink=Ji'lako}}<br /> <br /> The language of the Mukasa peoples is known as ''Ji'lako'' (lit. Sand Language), and is also sometimes referred to as ''Ji'laka'' (fig. Way of the Sand) when evoking patriotism. It was developed completely in isolation, and so is not mutually intelligible with anything.<br /> <br /> Ji'lako is a source of patriotic pride for many Mukasa people, being uniquely theirs. Learning a second language is often seen as diplomacy, which is ill-respected work in several tribes, or abandoning the culture entirely, which is punishable by death in most Mukasa governmental structures.</div>

Moongirl https://www.agrakos.wiki/index.php?title=Template:Mainarticle&diff=14768 2026-08-09T04:00:55Z

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Moongirl https://www.agrakos.wiki/index.php?title=Mukasa_Peoples&diff=14767 2026-08-09T03:58:07Z

<p>Moongirl: </p> <hr /> <div>{{WIP}}<br /> {{Claim|Moongirl}}<br /> <br /> [[Image:MukasaFlag.png|thumb|300px|The Flag of the Mukasa Peoples, as it was drafted on the Day of Blood during the Expansion War]]<br /> <br /> The '''Mukasa Peoples''', also known as the '''Whalefall Eleen''', are a lineage based exclusively within the [[Salt Desert]]. They are descended from [[Eleen]] who crash-landed there around -6000 ANC, and discovered eternally-bleeding [[Anarai]] corpses around which they formed a society.<br /> <br /> = History =<br /> <br /> === The Dark Times ===<br /> ''(approx. -6000 to -1800 ANC)''<br /> <br /> The name &quot;Dark Times&quot; is fitting for this period for two reasons. The first is that, for the most part, little to nothing is known of this time. The second is that, during the time before discovering the [[Fountain Corpse]], survival in the salt desert was extremely difficult. It was likely a time of short lifespans, sustained by lean meals hunted with the assistance of the [[Lizard Horses]], which the Mukasa are said to have quickly learned how to ride.<br /> <br /> === The First ''Ge'jai Sana'' and the first ''Sana'xa'' ===<br /> ''(lit. &quot;Drinking blood, Blood leader.&quot; approx. -1800 to -100 ANC)''<br /> <br /> In about -1800 ANC, the Mukasa discovered the [[Fountain Corpse]]. Several drank from its blood and perished, and others drank and were granted immense power, the title of ''Sana'xa'', and the ability to sense the presence of [[Lesser Fountains]]. There exist few records from this time, but what there is suggests the presence of several ''Sana'xa'', each of whom with their own devout following. As they died out, more from their followers took their place, or perished in their attempts to perform the ''Ge'jai Sana''. These factions were not necessarily friendly; some warred with each other, while others formed alliances, only to betray each other later.<br /> <br /> === The ''Je'faokă'' ===<br /> ''(lit. &quot;family tribe.&quot; approx. -100 to 1782 ANC)''<br /> <br /> The most successful ''Sana'xa'' was known by the name [[Aikă Sana'xa]], and in -100 ANC, she managed to unite all of the factions under one name, using a combination of military genius and the form of alchemy she devised which later became Fao'visa. This single tribe became known as the ''Je'Faokă.'' Following her conquest, she established a Theocracy, repurposed her conquest supply and intelligence networks for governmental use, and determined a means of formally determining all future successors, centered around the ''Ge'jai Sana''. This is largely written of as a time of relative prosperity, and most of Aikă's governmental structures remain influential in the ''Je'faokă'' even in the modern day.<br /> <br /> === The Great Unveiling ===<br /> ''(1640 to 1780 ANC)''<br /> <br /> In 1640, newly-appointed [[Sihu Sana'xa]] took a scholarly interest in the numerous temples and ruins which were previously considered forbidden ground except for the Sana'xa. After two years of negotiations with the populace, he dramatically reduced the prohibitions on archaeology in those sites, setting the stage for a decades-long period of discovery and the formation of the myth of the [[Bretheren of Blood]].<br /> <br /> === The Expansion Wars ===<br /> ''(1782 to 1854 ANC)''<br /> <br /> In 1782, [[Aisana Sana'xa]] was nominated as a challenger to the established ruler [[Çaoje Sana'xa]], based on the platform of the council's desire to expand northwards out of the desert, opposed by Çaoje Sana'xa. Aisana Sana'xa won the duel and thus took the throne, and began what became known as the Expansion Wars; a decades-long period of bloody conquest that placed the mountains and forest north and west of the desert under Mukasa control, displacing [[Spring Kradin]] and [[Silver Kazcol]] from the area and earning significant notoriety with the Empire.<br /> <br /> === The Time of the Desert Spider ===<br /> ''(1854 to 1863 ANC)''<br /> <br /> Following the great expansion, the Mukasa found it necessary to engage in highly coordinated guerilla warfare to maintain their control over the land. Most of this warfare was orchestrated and carried out on the western front lines, with only distant support from the homeland sent by [[Akia'maokai Sana'xa]]. This became known as the time of the Desert Spider, named after the Salt Desert's burrowing spiders and their tendency to spring from concealed holes in the sand to capture prey.<br /> <br /> === The Toppling, and the Formation of the ''Sa'faokă'' ===<br /> ''(1863 to 1865 ANC)''<br /> <br /> In 1863, military leaders on the western front became annoyed at the homeland's lack of support, and declared their independence. When faced with nominating a new leader, though, the front found themselves at odds between two main candidates: the traditionalist [[Tebau]] and more radical [[Vishoji]]. The front split, with Vishoji leading the [[Agatoba]] taking the northern forest and Tebau leading the [[Zio'faokă]] taking most of the extreme edge of the front. Both fought each other for a time until establishing an uneasy ceasefire to focus on cutting off the Je'faokă's access to the region. By 1865, the Je'faokă relented under the weight of crushing losses.<br /> <br /> In the midst of all the fighting, many small settlements found themselves incidentally cut off from the Je'faokă and newly independent, and formed a loose confederation of minor tribes known as the [[Sa'faokă]] stretching across most of the land between the western front, the forest, and the Agatoba and Zio'faokă settlements on the northern desert border. These tribes are mostly self-sufficient, relying on trades within the Sa'faokă to survive, and are largely acknowledged by the Zio'faokă and Agatoba.<br /> <br /> === The Modern Day ===<br /> ''(1865 ANC to present)''<br /> <br /> Since the toppling, the status quo has not shifted dramatically. The original Je'faokă remains cloistered in the desert, bordered directly to the north by a front of Agatoba and Zio'faokă detachments. The Zio'faokă has developed the western front into a defensive wall of cities, governed by a roughly exact copy of the Je'faokă's theocracy and the Agatoba have steadily grown in population, having mostly abolished the system of duels still used in the Je'faokă and replaced it with a popular vote, along with establishing a constitution to ensure certain aspects of the government remain intact despite the decisions of the ruler. These changes have attracted several migrants from both the Zio'faokă and the Je'faokă, making the Agatoba the most populous of the factions. Between them all, the Sa'faokă continue to exist peacefully, though a handful have thrown in with either the Agatoba or the Zio'faokă.<br /> <br /> = Mythology =<br /> ''(Main article: [[Bretheren of Blood]])]''<br /> <br /> = Government =<br /> <br /> === Je'faokă ===<br /> The original Je'faokă forms the template for several other Mukasa governments, and has remained in use in the original Je'faokă mostly unchanged since the time of [[Aikă Sana'xa]]. It is a theocracy centered around a singular monarch, the Sana'xa, who must have consumed the blood of the [[Fountain Corpse]] and lived. They are given unilateral ability to hire and fire officers, add or remove titles, and in general decide every aspect of the governmental structure. The only thing out of their control is the council: a collection of representatives from different geographic portions of the Je'faokă, all of whom have drunk from a [[lesser fountain]]. If the council is ever displeased with the actions of the Sana'xa, a majority can nominate a challenger, who must drink the blood of the [[Fountain Corpse]] and, if they survive, duel the Sana'xa with a ritual knife for the throne. Either combatant may forfeit, and each counselor may grant a boon of their choice to a combatant of their choosing.<br /> <br /> Counselors may also be replaced by a similar process, and otherwise serve life terms. Should their region elect a challenger, the challenger drinks of a [[lesser fountain]] and duels the extant counselor. No boons may be granted in these fights.<br /> <br /> === Zio'faokă ===<br /> The Zio'faokă is modeled largely identically to the Je'faokă, but with adjustments to compensate for the lack of fountain access. Challengers in all duels are not required to drink from a fountain, but instead drink the blood of the challenged if they are victorious. In the event of a forfeit, this is done through ritual bloodletting. In the event of a fatal victory, this is done on the field by whatever means possible, typically through an artery in the neck.<br /> <br /> === Agatoba ===<br /> The Agatoba are also organized roughly identically to the Je'faokă, but have replaced duels with democratic votes in the case of replacing counselors, and written a constitution that prevents the Sana'xa from changing or removing certain basic laws and rights. Additionally, they have done away with blood consumption altogether, though would resume it given access to a fountain. They regard the Zio'faokă's solution as short-sighted and foolish.<br /> <br /> === Sa'faokă ===<br /> The Sa'faokă do not have a system of government per se. Each tribe within the Sa'faokă has its own way of ruling itself, and its own set of treaties and informal agreements with neighboring tribes. In this way, the broader network of tribes manages to interact and flourish, occasionally dealing with problems (such as a rogue tribe attempting to conquer the others) as a confederation.<br /> <br /> = The sacred art of ''Fao'visa'' =<br /> <br /> = The ''Ji'lako'' language =<br /> <br /> ''(Main article: [[Ji'lako]])''<br /> <br /> The language of the Mukasa peoples is known as ''Ji'lako'' (lit. Sand Language), and is also sometimes referred to as ''Ji'laka'' (fig. Way of the Sand) when evoking patriotism. It was developed completely in isolation, and so is not mutually intelligible with anything.<br /> <br /> Ji'lako is a source of patriotic pride for many Mukasa people, being uniquely theirs. Learning a second language is often seen as diplomacy, which is ill-respected work, or abandoning the culture entirely, which is punishable by death.</div>

Moongirl https://www.agrakos.wiki/index.php?title=Mukasa_Peoples&diff=14766 2026-08-09T03:57:19Z

<p>Moongirl: /* History */</p> <hr /> <div>{{WIP}}<br /> {{Claim|Moongirl}}<br /> <br /> [[Image:MukasaFlag.png|thumb|300px|The Flag of the Mukasa Peoples, as it was drafted on the Day of Blood during the Expansion War]]<br /> <br /> The '''Mukasa Peoples''', also known as the '''Whalefall Eleen''', are a lineage based exclusively within the [[Salt Desert]]. They are descended from [[Eleen]] who crash-landed there around -6000 ANC, and discovered eternally-bleeding [[Anarai]] corpses around which they formed a society.<br /> <br /> = History =<br /> <br /> === The Dark Times ===<br /> ''(approx. -6000 to -1800 ANC)''<br /> <br /> The name &quot;Dark Times&quot; is fitting for this period for two reasons. The first is that, for the most part, little to nothing is known of this time. The second is that, during the time before discovering the [[Fountain Corpse]], survival in the salt desert was extremely difficult. It was likely a time of short lifespans, sustained by lean meals hunted with the assistance of the [[Lizard Horses]], which the Mukasa are said to have quickly learned how to ride.<br /> <br /> === The First ''Ge'jai Sana'' and the first ''Sana'xa'' ===<br /> ''(lit. &quot;Drinking blood, Blood leader.&quot; approx. -1800 to -100 ANC)''<br /> <br /> In about -1800 ANC, the Mukasa discovered the [[Fountain Corpse]]. Several drank from its blood and perished, and others drank and were granted immense power, the title of ''Sana'xa'', and the ability to sense the presence of [[Lesser Fountains]]. There exist few records from this time, but what there is suggests the presence of several ''Sana'xa'', each of whom with their own devout following. As they died out, more from their followers took their place, or perished in their attempts to perform the ''Ge'jai Sana''. These factions were not necessarily friendly; some warred with each other, while others formed alliances, only to betray each other later.<br /> <br /> === The ''Je'faokă'' ===<br /> ''(lit. &quot;family tribe.&quot; approx. -100 to 1782 ANC)''<br /> <br /> The most successful ''Sana'xa'' was known by the name [[Aikă Sana'xa]], and in -100 ANC, she managed to unite all of the factions under one name, using a combination of military genius and the form of alchemy she devised which later became Fao'visa. This single tribe became known as the ''Je'Faokă.'' Following her conquest, she established a Theocracy, repurposed her conquest supply and intelligence networks for governmental use, and determined a means of formally determining all future successors, centered around the ''Ge'jai Sana''. This is largely written of as a time of relative prosperity, and most of Aikă's governmental structures remain influential in the ''Je'faokă'' even in the modern day.<br /> <br /> === The Great Unveiling ===<br /> ''(1640 to 1780 ANC)''<br /> <br /> In 1640, newly-appointed [[Sihu Sana'xa]] took a scholarly interest in the numerous temples and ruins which were previously considered forbidden ground except for the Sana'xa. After two years of negotiations with the populace, he dramatically reduced the prohibitions on archaeology in those sites, setting the stage for a decades-long period of discovery and the formation of the myth of the [[Bretheren of Blood]].<br /> <br /> === The Expansion Wars ===<br /> ''(1782 to 1854 ANC)''<br /> <br /> In 1782, [[Aisana Sana'xa]] was nominated as a challenger to the established ruler [[Çaoje Sana'xa]], based on the platform of the council's desire to expand northwards out of the desert, opposed by Çaoje Sana'xa. Aisana Sana'xa won the duel and thus took the throne, and began what became known as the Expansion Wars; a decades-long period of bloody conquest that placed the mountains and forest north and west of the desert under Mukasa control, displacing [[Spring Kradin]] and [[Silver Kazcol]] from the area and earning significant notoriety with the Empire.<br /> <br /> === The Time of the Desert Spider ===<br /> ''(1854 to 1863 ANC)''<br /> <br /> Following the great expansion, the Mukasa found it necessary to engage in highly coordinated guerilla warfare to maintain their control over the land. Most of this warfare was orchestrated and carried out on the western front lines, with only distant support from the homeland sent by [[Akia'maokai Sana'xa]]. This became known as the time of the Desert Spider, named after the Salt Desert's burrowing spiders and their tendency to spring from concealed holes in the sand to capture prey.<br /> <br /> === The Toppling, and the Formation of the ''Sa'faokă'' ===<br /> ''(1863 to 1865 ANC)''<br /> <br /> In 1863, military leaders on the western front became annoyed at the homeland's lack of support, and declared their independence. When faced with nominating a new leader, though, the front found themselves at odds between two main candidates: the traditionalist [[Tebau]] and more radical [[Vishoji]]. The front split, with Vishoji leading the [[Agatoba]] taking the northern forest and Tebau leading the [[Zio'faokă]] taking most of the extreme edge of the front. Both fought each other for a time until establishing an uneasy ceasefire to focus on cutting off the Je'faokă's access to the region. By 1865, the Je'faokă relented under the weight of crushing losses.<br /> <br /> In the midst of all the fighting, many small settlements found themselves incidentally cut off from the Je'faokă and newly independent, and formed a loose confederation of minor tribes known as the [[Sa'faokă]] stretching across most of the land between the western front, the forest, and the Agatoba and Zio'faokă settlements on the northern desert border. These tribes are mostly self-sufficient, relying on trades within the Sa'faokă to survive, and are largely acknowledged by the Zio'faokă and Agatoba.<br /> <br /> === The Modern Day ===<br /> ''(1865 ANC to present)''<br /> <br /> Since the toppling, the status quo has not shifted dramatically. The original Je'faokă remains cloistered in the desert, bordered directly to the north by a front of Agatoba and Zio'faokă detachments. The Zio'faokă has developed the western front into a defensive wall of cities, governed by a roughly exact copy of the Je'faokă's theocracy and the Agatoba have steadily grown in population, having mostly abolished the system of duels still used in the Je'faokă and replaced it with a popular vote, along with establishing a constitution to ensure certain aspects of the government remain intact despite the decisions of the ruler. These changes have attracted several migrants from both the Zio'faokă and the Je'faokă, making the Agatoba the most populous of the factions. Between them all, the Sa'faokă continue to exist peacefully, though a handful have thrown in with either the Agatoba or the Zio'faokă.<br /> <br /> = Mythology =<br /> ''(Main article: [[Bretheren of Blood]])]''<br /> <br /> {{Mainarticle|link=Bretheren of Blood}}<br /> <br /> = Government =<br /> <br /> === Je'faokă ===<br /> The original Je'faokă forms the template for several other Mukasa governments, and has remained in use in the original Je'faokă mostly unchanged since the time of [[Aikă Sana'xa]]. It is a theocracy centered around a singular monarch, the Sana'xa, who must have consumed the blood of the [[Fountain Corpse]] and lived. They are given unilateral ability to hire and fire officers, add or remove titles, and in general decide every aspect of the governmental structure. The only thing out of their control is the council: a collection of representatives from different geographic portions of the Je'faokă, all of whom have drunk from a [[lesser fountain]]. If the council is ever displeased with the actions of the Sana'xa, a majority can nominate a challenger, who must drink the blood of the [[Fountain Corpse]] and, if they survive, duel the Sana'xa with a ritual knife for the throne. Either combatant may forfeit, and each counselor may grant a boon of their choice to a combatant of their choosing.<br /> <br /> Counselors may also be replaced by a similar process, and otherwise serve life terms. Should their region elect a challenger, the challenger drinks of a [[lesser fountain]] and duels the extant counselor. No boons may be granted in these fights.<br /> <br /> === Zio'faokă ===<br /> The Zio'faokă is modeled largely identically to the Je'faokă, but with adjustments to compensate for the lack of fountain access. Challengers in all duels are not required to drink from a fountain, but instead drink the blood of the challenged if they are victorious. In the event of a forfeit, this is done through ritual bloodletting. In the event of a fatal victory, this is done on the field by whatever means possible, typically through an artery in the neck.<br /> <br /> === Agatoba ===<br /> The Agatoba are also organized roughly identically to the Je'faokă, but have replaced duels with democratic votes in the case of replacing counselors, and written a constitution that prevents the Sana'xa from changing or removing certain basic laws and rights. Additionally, they have done away with blood consumption altogether, though would resume it given access to a fountain. They regard the Zio'faokă's solution as short-sighted and foolish.<br /> <br /> === Sa'faokă ===<br /> The Sa'faokă do not have a system of government per se. Each tribe within the Sa'faokă has its own way of ruling itself, and its own set of treaties and informal agreements with neighboring tribes. In this way, the broader network of tribes manages to interact and flourish, occasionally dealing with problems (such as a rogue tribe attempting to conquer the others) as a confederation.<br /> <br /> = The sacred art of ''Fao'visa'' =<br /> <br /> = The ''Ji'lako'' language =<br /> <br /> ''(Main article: [[Ji'lako]])''<br /> <br /> The language of the Mukasa peoples is known as ''Ji'lako'' (lit. Sand Language), and is also sometimes referred to as ''Ji'laka'' (fig. Way of the Sand) when evoking patriotism. It was developed completely in isolation, and so is not mutually intelligible with anything.<br /> <br /> Ji'lako is a source of patriotic pride for many Mukasa people, being uniquely theirs. Learning a second language is often seen as diplomacy, which is ill-respected work, or abandoning the culture entirely, which is punishable by death.</div>

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Moongirl https://www.agrakos.wiki/index.php?title=Mukasa_Peoples&diff=14764 2026-08-09T03:54:22Z

<p>Moongirl: /* The sacred art of Fao&#039;visa */</p> <hr /> <div>{{WIP}}<br /> {{Claim|Moongirl}}<br /> <br /> [[Image:MukasaFlag.png|thumb|300px|The Flag of the Mukasa Peoples, as it was drafted on the Day of Blood during the Expansion War]]<br /> <br /> The '''Mukasa Peoples''', also known as the '''Whalefall Eleen''', are a lineage based exclusively within the [[Salt Desert]]. They are descended from [[Eleen]] who crash-landed there around -6000 ANC, and discovered eternally-bleeding [[Anarai]] corpses around which they formed a society.<br /> <br /> = History =<br /> <br /> === The Dark Times ===<br /> ''(approx. -6000 to -1800 ANC)''<br /> <br /> The name &quot;Dark Times&quot; is fitting for this period for two reasons. The first is that, for the most part, little to nothing is known of this time. The second is that, during the time before discovering the [[Fountain Corpse]], survival in the salt desert was extremely difficult. It was likely a time of short lifespans, sustained by lean meals hunted with the assistance of the [[Lizard Horses]], which the Mukasa are said to have quickly learned how to ride.<br /> <br /> === The First ''Ge'jai Sana'' and the first ''Sana'xa'' ===<br /> ''(lit. &quot;Drinking blood, Blood leader.&quot; approx. -1800 to -100 ANC)''<br /> <br /> In about -1800 ANC, the Mukasa discovered the [[Fountain Corpse]]. Several drank from its blood and perished, and others drank and were granted immense power, the title of ''Sana'xa'', and the ability to sense the presence of [[Lesser Fountains]]. There exist few records from this time, but what there is suggests the presence of several ''Sana'xa'', each of whom with their own devout following. As they died out, more from their followers took their place, or perished in their attempts to perform the ''Ge'jai Sana''. These factions were not necessarily friendly; some warred with each other, while others formed alliances, only to betray each other later.<br /> <br /> === The ''Je'faokă'' ===<br /> ''(lit. &quot;family tribe.&quot; approx. -100 to 1782 ANC)''<br /> <br /> The most successful ''Sana'xa'' was known by the name [[Aikă Sana'xa]], and in -100 ANC, she managed to unite all of the factions under one name, using a combination of military genius and the form of alchemy she devised which later became Fao'visa. This single tribe became known as the ''Je'Faokă.'' Following her conquest, she established a Theocracy, repurposed her conquest supply and intelligence networks for governmental use, and determined a means of formally determining all future successors, centered around the ''Ge'jai Sana''. This is largely written of as a time of relative prosperity, and most of Aikă's governmental structures remain influential in the ''Je'faokă'' even in the modern day.<br /> <br /> === The Great Unveiling ===<br /> ''(1640 to 1780 ANC)''<br /> <br /> In 1640, newly-appointed [[Sihu Sana'xa]] took a scholarly interest in the numerous temples and ruins which were previously considered forbidden ground except for the Sana'xa. After two years of negotiations with the populace, he dramatically reduced the prohibitions on archaeology in those sites, setting the stage for a decades-long period of discovery and the formation of the myth of the [[Bretheren of Blood]].<br /> <br /> === The Expansion Wars ===<br /> ''(1782 to 1854 ANC)''<br /> <br /> In 1782, [[Aisana Sana'xa]] was nominated as a challenger to the established ruler [[Çaoje Sana'xa]], based on the platform of the council's desire to expand northwards out of the desert, opposed by Çaoje Sana'xa. Aisana Sana'xa won the duel and thus took the throne, and began what became known as the Expansion Wars; a decades-long period of bloody conquest that placed the mountains and forest north and west of the desert under Mukasa control, displacing [[Spring Kradin]] and [[Silver Kazcol]] from the area and earning significant notoriety with the Empire.<br /> <br /> === The Time of the Desert Spider ===<br /> ''(1854 to 1863 ANC)''<br /> <br /> Following the great expansion, the Mukasa found it necessary to engage in highly coordinated guerilla warfare to maintain their control over the land. Most of this warfare was orchestrated and carried out on the western front lines, with only distant support from the homeland sent by [[Akia'maokai Sana'xa]]. This became known as the time of the Desert Spider, named after the Salt Desert's burrowing spiders and their tendency to spring from concealed holes in the sand to capture prey.<br /> <br /> === The Toppling, and the Formation of the ''Sa'faokă'' ===<br /> ''(1863 to 1865 ANC)''<br /> <br /> In 1863, military leaders on the western front became annoyed at the homeland's lack of support, and declared their independence. When faced with nominating a new leader, though, the front found themselves at odds between two main candidates: the traditionalist [[Tebau]] and more radical [[Vishoji]]. The front split, with Vishoji leading the [[Agatoba]] taking the northern forest and Tebau leading the [[Zio'faokă]] taking most of the extreme edge of the front. Both fought each other for a time until establishing an uneasy ceasefire to focus on cutting off the Je'faokă's access to the region. By 1865, the Je'faokă relented under the weight of crushing losses.<br /> <br /> In the midst of all the fighting, many small settlements found themselves incidentally cut off from the Je'faokă and newly independent, and formed a loose confederation of minor tribes known as the [[Sa'faokă]] stretching across most of the land between the western front, the forest, and the Agatoba and Zio'faokă settlements on the northern desert border. These tribes are mostly self-sufficient, relying on trades within the Sa'faokă to survive, and are largely acknowledged by the Zio'faokă and Agatoba.<br /> <br /> === The Modern Day ===<br /> ''(1865 ANC to present)''<br /> <br /> Since the toppling, the status quo has not shifted dramatically. The original Je'faokă remains cloistered in the desert, bordered directly to the north by a front of Agatoba and Zio'faokă detachments. The Zio'faokă has developed the western front into a defensive wall of cities, governed by a roughly exact copy of the Je'faokă's theocracy and the Agatoba have steadily grown in population, having mostly abolished the system of duels still used in the Je'faokă and replaced it with a popular vote, along with establishing a constitution to ensure certain aspects of the government remain intact despite the decisions of the ruler. These changes have attracted several migrants from both the Zio'faokă and the Je'faokă, making the Agatoba the most populous of the factions. Between them all, the Sa'faokă continue to exist peacefully, though a handful have thrown in with either the Agatoba or the Zio'faokă.<br /> <br /> = Mythology =<br /> ''(Main article: [[Bretheren of Blood]])''<br /> <br /> = Government =<br /> <br /> === Je'faokă ===<br /> The original Je'faokă forms the template for several other Mukasa governments, and has remained in use in the original Je'faokă mostly unchanged since the time of [[Aikă Sana'xa]]. It is a theocracy centered around a singular monarch, the Sana'xa, who must have consumed the blood of the [[Fountain Corpse]] and lived. They are given unilateral ability to hire and fire officers, add or remove titles, and in general decide every aspect of the governmental structure. The only thing out of their control is the council: a collection of representatives from different geographic portions of the Je'faokă, all of whom have drunk from a [[lesser fountain]]. If the council is ever displeased with the actions of the Sana'xa, a majority can nominate a challenger, who must drink the blood of the [[Fountain Corpse]] and, if they survive, duel the Sana'xa with a ritual knife for the throne. Either combatant may forfeit, and each counselor may grant a boon of their choice to a combatant of their choosing.<br /> <br /> Counselors may also be replaced by a similar process, and otherwise serve life terms. Should their region elect a challenger, the challenger drinks of a [[lesser fountain]] and duels the extant counselor. No boons may be granted in these fights.<br /> <br /> === Zio'faokă ===<br /> The Zio'faokă is modeled largely identically to the Je'faokă, but with adjustments to compensate for the lack of fountain access. Challengers in all duels are not required to drink from a fountain, but instead drink the blood of the challenged if they are victorious. In the event of a forfeit, this is done through ritual bloodletting. In the event of a fatal victory, this is done on the field by whatever means possible, typically through an artery in the neck.<br /> <br /> === Agatoba ===<br /> The Agatoba are also organized roughly identically to the Je'faokă, but have replaced duels with democratic votes in the case of replacing counselors, and written a constitution that prevents the Sana'xa from changing or removing certain basic laws and rights. Additionally, they have done away with blood consumption altogether, though would resume it given access to a fountain. They regard the Zio'faokă's solution as short-sighted and foolish.<br /> <br /> === Sa'faokă ===<br /> The Sa'faokă do not have a system of government per se. Each tribe within the Sa'faokă has its own way of ruling itself, and its own set of treaties and informal agreements with neighboring tribes. In this way, the broader network of tribes manages to interact and flourish, occasionally dealing with problems (such as a rogue tribe attempting to conquer the others) as a confederation.<br /> <br /> = The sacred art of ''Fao'visa'' =<br /> <br /> = The ''Ji'lako'' language =<br /> <br /> ''(Main article: [[Ji'lako]])''<br /> <br /> The language of the Mukasa peoples is known as ''Ji'lako'' (lit. Sand Language), and is also sometimes referred to as ''Ji'laka'' (fig. Way of the Sand) when evoking patriotism. It was developed completely in isolation, and so is not mutually intelligible with anything.<br /> <br /> Ji'lako is a source of patriotic pride for many Mukasa people, being uniquely theirs. Learning a second language is often seen as diplomacy, which is ill-respected work, or abandoning the culture entirely, which is punishable by death.</div>

Moongirl https://www.agrakos.wiki/index.php?title=Mukasa_Peoples&diff=14761 2026-08-09T03:29:09Z

<p>Moongirl: /* Agatoba */</p> <hr /> <div>{{WIP}}<br /> {{Claim|Moongirl}}<br /> <br /> [[Image:MukasaFlag.png|thumb|300px|The Flag of the Mukasa Peoples, as it was drafted on the Day of Blood during the Expansion War]]<br /> <br /> The '''Mukasa Peoples''', also known as the '''Whalefall Eleen''', are a lineage based exclusively within the [[Salt Desert]]. They are descended from [[Eleen]] who crash-landed there around -6000 ANC, and discovered eternally-bleeding [[Anarai]] corpses around which they formed a society.<br /> <br /> = History =<br /> <br /> === The Dark Times ===<br /> ''(approx. -6000 to -1800 ANC)''<br /> <br /> The name &quot;Dark Times&quot; is fitting for this period for two reasons. The first is that, for the most part, little to nothing is known of this time. The second is that, during the time before discovering the [[Fountain Corpse]], survival in the salt desert was extremely difficult. It was likely a time of short lifespans, sustained by lean meals hunted with the assistance of the [[Lizard Horses]], which the Mukasa are said to have quickly learned how to ride.<br /> <br /> === The First ''Ge'jai Sana'' and the first ''Sana'xa'' ===<br /> ''(lit. &quot;Drinking blood, Blood leader.&quot; approx. -1800 to -100 ANC)''<br /> <br /> In about -1800 ANC, the Mukasa discovered the [[Fountain Corpse]]. Several drank from its blood and perished, and others drank and were granted immense power, the title of ''Sana'xa'', and the ability to sense the presence of [[Lesser Fountains]]. There exist few records from this time, but what there is suggests the presence of several ''Sana'xa'', each of whom with their own devout following. As they died out, more from their followers took their place, or perished in their attempts to perform the ''Ge'jai Sana''. These factions were not necessarily friendly; some warred with each other, while others formed alliances, only to betray each other later.<br /> <br /> === The ''Je'faokă'' ===<br /> ''(lit. &quot;family tribe.&quot; approx. -100 to 1782 ANC)''<br /> <br /> The most successful ''Sana'xa'' was known by the name [[Aikă Sana'xa]], and in -100 ANC, she managed to unite all of the factions under one name, using a combination of military genius and the form of alchemy she devised which later became Fao'visa. This single tribe became known as the ''Je'Faokă.'' Following her conquest, she established a Theocracy, repurposed her conquest supply and intelligence networks for governmental use, and determined a means of formally determining all future successors, centered around the ''Ge'jai Sana''. This is largely written of as a time of relative prosperity, and most of Aikă's governmental structures remain influential in the ''Je'faokă'' even in the modern day.<br /> <br /> === The Great Unveiling ===<br /> ''(1640 to 1780 ANC)''<br /> <br /> In 1640, newly-appointed [[Sihu Sana'xa]] took a scholarly interest in the numerous temples and ruins which were previously considered forbidden ground except for the Sana'xa. After two years of negotiations with the populace, he dramatically reduced the prohibitions on archaeology in those sites, setting the stage for a decades-long period of discovery and the formation of the myth of the [[Bretheren of Blood]].<br /> <br /> === The Expansion Wars ===<br /> ''(1782 to 1854 ANC)''<br /> <br /> In 1782, [[Aisana Sana'xa]] was nominated as a challenger to the established ruler [[Çaoje Sana'xa]], based on the platform of the council's desire to expand northwards out of the desert, opposed by Çaoje Sana'xa. Aisana Sana'xa won the duel and thus took the throne, and began what became known as the Expansion Wars; a decades-long period of bloody conquest that placed the mountains and forest north and west of the desert under Mukasa control, displacing [[Spring Kradin]] and [[Silver Kazcol]] from the area and earning significant notoriety with the Empire.<br /> <br /> === The Time of the Desert Spider ===<br /> ''(1854 to 1863 ANC)''<br /> <br /> Following the great expansion, the Mukasa found it necessary to engage in highly coordinated guerilla warfare to maintain their control over the land. Most of this warfare was orchestrated and carried out on the western front lines, with only distant support from the homeland sent by [[Akia'maokai Sana'xa]]. This became known as the time of the Desert Spider, named after the Salt Desert's burrowing spiders and their tendency to spring from concealed holes in the sand to capture prey.<br /> <br /> === The Toppling, and the Formation of the ''Sa'faokă'' ===<br /> ''(1863 to 1865 ANC)''<br /> <br /> In 1863, military leaders on the western front became annoyed at the homeland's lack of support, and declared their independence. When faced with nominating a new leader, though, the front found themselves at odds between two main candidates: the traditionalist [[Tebau]] and more radical [[Vishoji]]. The front split, with Vishoji leading the [[Agatoba]] taking the northern forest and Tebau leading the [[Zio'faokă]] taking most of the extreme edge of the front. Both fought each other for a time until establishing an uneasy ceasefire to focus on cutting off the Je'faokă's access to the region. By 1865, the Je'faokă relented under the weight of crushing losses.<br /> <br /> In the midst of all the fighting, many small settlements found themselves incidentally cut off from the Je'faokă and newly independent, and formed a loose confederation of minor tribes known as the [[Sa'faokă]] stretching across most of the land between the western front, the forest, and the Agatoba and Zio'faokă settlements on the northern desert border. These tribes are mostly self-sufficient, relying on trades within the Sa'faokă to survive, and are largely acknowledged by the Zio'faokă and Agatoba.<br /> <br /> === The Modern Day ===<br /> ''(1865 ANC to present)''<br /> <br /> Since the toppling, the status quo has not shifted dramatically. The original Je'faokă remains cloistered in the desert, bordered directly to the north by a front of Agatoba and Zio'faokă detachments. The Zio'faokă has developed the western front into a defensive wall of cities, governed by a roughly exact copy of the Je'faokă's theocracy and the Agatoba have steadily grown in population, having mostly abolished the system of duels still used in the Je'faokă and replaced it with a popular vote, along with establishing a constitution to ensure certain aspects of the government remain intact despite the decisions of the ruler. These changes have attracted several migrants from both the Zio'faokă and the Je'faokă, making the Agatoba the most populous of the factions. Between them all, the Sa'faokă continue to exist peacefully, though a handful have thrown in with either the Agatoba or the Zio'faokă.<br /> <br /> = Mythology =<br /> <br /> = Government =<br /> <br /> === Je'faokă ===<br /> The original Je'faokă forms the template for several other Mukasa governments, and has remained in use in the original Je'faokă mostly unchanged since the time of [[Aikă Sana'xa]]. It is a theocracy centered around a singular monarch, the Sana'xa, who must have consumed the blood of the [[Fountain Corpse]] and lived. They are given unilateral ability to hire and fire officers, add or remove titles, and in general decide every aspect of the governmental structure. The only thing out of their control is the council: a collection of representatives from different geographic portions of the Je'faokă, all of whom have drunk from a [[lesser fountain]]. If the council is ever displeased with the actions of the Sana'xa, a majority can nominate a challenger, who must drink the blood of the [[Fountain Corpse]] and, if they survive, duel the Sana'xa with a ritual knife for the throne. Either combatant may forfeit, and each counselor may grant a boon of their choice to a combatant of their choosing.<br /> <br /> Counselors may also be replaced by a similar process, and otherwise serve life terms. Should their region elect a challenger, the challenger drinks of a [[lesser fountain]] and duels the extant counselor. No boons may be granted in these fights.<br /> <br /> === Zio'faokă ===<br /> The Zio'faokă is modeled largely identically to the Je'faokă, but with adjustments to compensate for the lack of fountain access. Challengers in all duels are not required to drink from a fountain, but instead drink the blood of the challenged if they are victorious. In the event of a forfeit, this is done through ritual bloodletting. In the event of a fatal victory, this is done on the field by whatever means possible, typically through an artery in the neck.<br /> <br /> === Agatoba ===<br /> The Agatoba are also organized roughly identically to the Je'faokă, but have replaced duels with democratic votes in the case of replacing counselors, and written a constitution that prevents the Sana'xa from changing or removing certain basic laws and rights. Additionally, they have done away with blood consumption altogether, though would resume it given access to a fountain. They regard the Zio'faokă's solution as short-sighted and foolish.<br /> <br /> === Sa'faokă ===<br /> The Sa'faokă do not have a system of government per se. Each tribe within the Sa'faokă has its own way of ruling itself, and its own set of treaties and informal agreements with neighboring tribes. In this way, the broader network of tribes manages to interact and flourish, occasionally dealing with problems (such as a rogue tribe attempting to conquer the others) as a confederation.<br /> <br /> = The sacred art of ''Fao'visa'' =<br /> <br /> = The ''Ji'lako'' language =<br /> <br /> ''(Main article: [[Ji'lako]])''<br /> <br /> The language of the Mukasa peoples is known as ''Ji'lako'' (lit. Sand Language), and is also sometimes referred to as ''Ji'laka'' (fig. Way of the Sand) when evoking patriotism. It was developed completely in isolation, and so is not mutually intelligible with anything.<br /> <br /> Ji'lako is a source of patriotic pride for many Mukasa people, being uniquely theirs. Learning a second language is often seen as diplomacy, which is ill-respected work, or abandoning the culture entirely, which is punishable by death.</div>

Moongirl https://www.agrakos.wiki/index.php?title=Mukasa_Peoples&diff=14760 2026-08-09T03:28:51Z

<p>Moongirl: </p> <hr /> <div>{{WIP}}<br /> {{Claim|Moongirl}}<br /> <br /> [[Image:MukasaFlag.png|thumb|300px|The Flag of the Mukasa Peoples, as it was drafted on the Day of Blood during the Expansion War]]<br /> <br /> The '''Mukasa Peoples''', also known as the '''Whalefall Eleen''', are a lineage based exclusively within the [[Salt Desert]]. They are descended from [[Eleen]] who crash-landed there around -6000 ANC, and discovered eternally-bleeding [[Anarai]] corpses around which they formed a society.<br /> <br /> = History =<br /> <br /> === The Dark Times ===<br /> ''(approx. -6000 to -1800 ANC)''<br /> <br /> The name &quot;Dark Times&quot; is fitting for this period for two reasons. The first is that, for the most part, little to nothing is known of this time. The second is that, during the time before discovering the [[Fountain Corpse]], survival in the salt desert was extremely difficult. It was likely a time of short lifespans, sustained by lean meals hunted with the assistance of the [[Lizard Horses]], which the Mukasa are said to have quickly learned how to ride.<br /> <br /> === The First ''Ge'jai Sana'' and the first ''Sana'xa'' ===<br /> ''(lit. &quot;Drinking blood, Blood leader.&quot; approx. -1800 to -100 ANC)''<br /> <br /> In about -1800 ANC, the Mukasa discovered the [[Fountain Corpse]]. Several drank from its blood and perished, and others drank and were granted immense power, the title of ''Sana'xa'', and the ability to sense the presence of [[Lesser Fountains]]. There exist few records from this time, but what there is suggests the presence of several ''Sana'xa'', each of whom with their own devout following. As they died out, more from their followers took their place, or perished in their attempts to perform the ''Ge'jai Sana''. These factions were not necessarily friendly; some warred with each other, while others formed alliances, only to betray each other later.<br /> <br /> === The ''Je'faokă'' ===<br /> ''(lit. &quot;family tribe.&quot; approx. -100 to 1782 ANC)''<br /> <br /> The most successful ''Sana'xa'' was known by the name [[Aikă Sana'xa]], and in -100 ANC, she managed to unite all of the factions under one name, using a combination of military genius and the form of alchemy she devised which later became Fao'visa. This single tribe became known as the ''Je'Faokă.'' Following her conquest, she established a Theocracy, repurposed her conquest supply and intelligence networks for governmental use, and determined a means of formally determining all future successors, centered around the ''Ge'jai Sana''. This is largely written of as a time of relative prosperity, and most of Aikă's governmental structures remain influential in the ''Je'faokă'' even in the modern day.<br /> <br /> === The Great Unveiling ===<br /> ''(1640 to 1780 ANC)''<br /> <br /> In 1640, newly-appointed [[Sihu Sana'xa]] took a scholarly interest in the numerous temples and ruins which were previously considered forbidden ground except for the Sana'xa. After two years of negotiations with the populace, he dramatically reduced the prohibitions on archaeology in those sites, setting the stage for a decades-long period of discovery and the formation of the myth of the [[Bretheren of Blood]].<br /> <br /> === The Expansion Wars ===<br /> ''(1782 to 1854 ANC)''<br /> <br /> In 1782, [[Aisana Sana'xa]] was nominated as a challenger to the established ruler [[Çaoje Sana'xa]], based on the platform of the council's desire to expand northwards out of the desert, opposed by Çaoje Sana'xa. Aisana Sana'xa won the duel and thus took the throne, and began what became known as the Expansion Wars; a decades-long period of bloody conquest that placed the mountains and forest north and west of the desert under Mukasa control, displacing [[Spring Kradin]] and [[Silver Kazcol]] from the area and earning significant notoriety with the Empire.<br /> <br /> === The Time of the Desert Spider ===<br /> ''(1854 to 1863 ANC)''<br /> <br /> Following the great expansion, the Mukasa found it necessary to engage in highly coordinated guerilla warfare to maintain their control over the land. Most of this warfare was orchestrated and carried out on the western front lines, with only distant support from the homeland sent by [[Akia'maokai Sana'xa]]. This became known as the time of the Desert Spider, named after the Salt Desert's burrowing spiders and their tendency to spring from concealed holes in the sand to capture prey.<br /> <br /> === The Toppling, and the Formation of the ''Sa'faokă'' ===<br /> ''(1863 to 1865 ANC)''<br /> <br /> In 1863, military leaders on the western front became annoyed at the homeland's lack of support, and declared their independence. When faced with nominating a new leader, though, the front found themselves at odds between two main candidates: the traditionalist [[Tebau]] and more radical [[Vishoji]]. The front split, with Vishoji leading the [[Agatoba]] taking the northern forest and Tebau leading the [[Zio'faokă]] taking most of the extreme edge of the front. Both fought each other for a time until establishing an uneasy ceasefire to focus on cutting off the Je'faokă's access to the region. By 1865, the Je'faokă relented under the weight of crushing losses.<br /> <br /> In the midst of all the fighting, many small settlements found themselves incidentally cut off from the Je'faokă and newly independent, and formed a loose confederation of minor tribes known as the [[Sa'faokă]] stretching across most of the land between the western front, the forest, and the Agatoba and Zio'faokă settlements on the northern desert border. These tribes are mostly self-sufficient, relying on trades within the Sa'faokă to survive, and are largely acknowledged by the Zio'faokă and Agatoba.<br /> <br /> === The Modern Day ===<br /> ''(1865 ANC to present)''<br /> <br /> Since the toppling, the status quo has not shifted dramatically. The original Je'faokă remains cloistered in the desert, bordered directly to the north by a front of Agatoba and Zio'faokă detachments. The Zio'faokă has developed the western front into a defensive wall of cities, governed by a roughly exact copy of the Je'faokă's theocracy and the Agatoba have steadily grown in population, having mostly abolished the system of duels still used in the Je'faokă and replaced it with a popular vote, along with establishing a constitution to ensure certain aspects of the government remain intact despite the decisions of the ruler. These changes have attracted several migrants from both the Zio'faokă and the Je'faokă, making the Agatoba the most populous of the factions. Between them all, the Sa'faokă continue to exist peacefully, though a handful have thrown in with either the Agatoba or the Zio'faokă.<br /> <br /> = Mythology =<br /> <br /> = Government =<br /> <br /> === Je'faokă ===<br /> The original Je'faokă forms the template for several other Mukasa governments, and has remained in use in the original Je'faokă mostly unchanged since the time of [[Aikă Sana'xa]]. It is a theocracy centered around a singular monarch, the Sana'xa, who must have consumed the blood of the [[Fountain Corpse]] and lived. They are given unilateral ability to hire and fire officers, add or remove titles, and in general decide every aspect of the governmental structure. The only thing out of their control is the council: a collection of representatives from different geographic portions of the Je'faokă, all of whom have drunk from a [[lesser fountain]]. If the council is ever displeased with the actions of the Sana'xa, a majority can nominate a challenger, who must drink the blood of the [[Fountain Corpse]] and, if they survive, duel the Sana'xa with a ritual knife for the throne. Either combatant may forfeit, and each counselor may grant a boon of their choice to a combatant of their choosing.<br /> <br /> Counselors may also be replaced by a similar process, and otherwise serve life terms. Should their region elect a challenger, the challenger drinks of a [[lesser fountain]] and duels the extant counselor. No boons may be granted in these fights.<br /> <br /> === Zio'faokă ===<br /> The Zio'faokă is modeled largely identically to the Je'faokă, but with adjustments to compensate for the lack of fountain access. Challengers in all duels are not required to drink from a fountain, but instead drink the blood of the challenged if they are victorious. In the event of a forfeit, this is done through ritual bloodletting. In the event of a fatal victory, this is done on the field by whatever means possible, typically through an artery in the neck.<br /> <br /> === Agatoba ===<br /> The Agatoba are also organized roughly identically to the Je'faokă, but have replaced duels with democratic votes in the case of replacing counselors, and written a constitution that prevents the Sana'xa from changing or removing certain basic laws and rights. Additionally, they have done away with blood consumption altogether, though would resume it given access to a fountain. They regard the Zio'faokă's solution as short-sighted and foolish<br /> <br /> === Sa'faokă ===<br /> The Sa'faokă do not have a system of government per se. Each tribe within the Sa'faokă has its own way of ruling itself, and its own set of treaties and informal agreements with neighboring tribes. In this way, the broader network of tribes manages to interact and flourish, occasionally dealing with problems (such as a rogue tribe attempting to conquer the others) as a confederation.<br /> <br /> = The sacred art of ''Fao'visa'' =<br /> <br /> = The ''Ji'lako'' language =<br /> <br /> ''(Main article: [[Ji'lako]])''<br /> <br /> The language of the Mukasa peoples is known as ''Ji'lako'' (lit. Sand Language), and is also sometimes referred to as ''Ji'laka'' (fig. Way of the Sand) when evoking patriotism. It was developed completely in isolation, and so is not mutually intelligible with anything.<br /> <br /> Ji'lako is a source of patriotic pride for many Mukasa people, being uniquely theirs. Learning a second language is often seen as diplomacy, which is ill-respected work, or abandoning the culture entirely, which is punishable by death.</div>

Moongirl https://www.agrakos.wiki/index.php?title=Mukasa_Peoples&diff=14759 2026-08-08T19:05:50Z

<p>Moongirl: /* Government */</p> <hr /> <div>{{WIP}}<br /> {{Claim|Moongirl}}<br /> <br /> [[Image:MukasaFlag.png|thumb|300px|The Flag of the Mukasa Peoples, as it was drafted on the Day of Blood during the Expansion War]]<br /> <br /> The '''Mukasa Peoples''', also known as the '''Whalefall Eleen''', are a lineage based exclusively within the [[Salt Desert]]. They are descended from [[Eleen]] who crash-landed there around -6000 ANC, and discovered eternally-bleeding [[Anarai]] corpses around which they formed a society.<br /> <br /> = History =<br /> <br /> === The Dark Times ===<br /> ''(approx. -6000 to -1800 ANC)''<br /> <br /> The name &quot;Dark Times&quot; is fitting for this period for two reasons. The first is that, for the most part, little to nothing is known of this time. The second is that, during the time before discovering the [[Fountain Corpse]], survival in the salt desert was extremely difficult. It was likely a time of short lifespans, sustained by lean meals hunted with the assistance of the [[Lizard Horses]], which the Mukasa are said to have quickly learned how to ride.<br /> <br /> === The First ''Ge'jai Sana'' and the first ''Sana'xa'' ===<br /> ''(lit. &quot;Drinking blood, Blood leader.&quot; approx. -1800 to -100 ANC)''<br /> <br /> In about -1800 ANC, the Mukasa discovered the [[Fountain Corpse]]. Several drank from its blood and perished, and others drank and were granted immense power, the title of ''Sana'xa'', and the ability to sense the presence of [[Lesser Fountains]]. There exist few records from this time, but what there is suggests the presence of several ''Sana'xa'', each of whom with their own devout following. As they died out, more from their followers took their place, or perished in their attempts to perform the ''Ge'jai Sana''. These factions were not necessarily friendly; some warred with each other, while others formed alliances, only to betray each other later.<br /> <br /> === The ''Je'faokă'' ===<br /> ''(lit. &quot;family tribe.&quot; approx. -100 to 1782 ANC)''<br /> <br /> The most successful ''Sana'xa'' was known by the name [[Aikă Sana'xa]], and in -100 ANC, she managed to unite all of the factions under one name, using a combination of military genius and the form of alchemy she devised which later became Fao'visa. This single tribe became known as the ''Je'Faokă.'' Following her conquest, she established a Theocracy, repurposed her conquest supply and intelligence networks for governmental use, and determined a means of formally determining all future successors, centered around the ''Ge'jai Sana''. This is largely written of as a time of relative prosperity, and most of Aikă's governmental structures remain influential in the ''Je'faokă'' even in the modern day.<br /> <br /> === The Great Unveiling ===<br /> ''(1640 to 1780 ANC)''<br /> <br /> In 1640, newly-appointed [[Sihu Sana'xa]] took a scholarly interest in the numerous temples and ruins which were previously considered forbidden ground except for the Sana'xa. After two years of negotiations with the populace, he dramatically reduced the prohibitions on archaeology in those sites, setting the stage for a decades-long period of discovery and the formation of the myth of the [[Bretheren of Blood]].<br /> <br /> === The Expansion Wars ===<br /> ''(1782 to 1854 ANC)''<br /> <br /> In 1782, [[Aisana Sana'xa]] was nominated as a challenger to the established ruler [[Çaoje Sana'xa]], based on the platform of the council's desire to expand northwards out of the desert, opposed by Çaoje Sana'xa. Aisana Sana'xa won the duel and thus took the throne, and began what became known as the Expansion Wars; a decades-long period of bloody conquest that placed the mountains and forest north and west of the desert under Mukasa control, displacing [[Spring Kradin]] and [[Silver Kazcol]] from the area and earning significant notoriety with the Empire.<br /> <br /> === The Time of the Desert Spider ===<br /> ''(1854 to 1863 ANC)''<br /> <br /> Following the great expansion, the Mukasa found it necessary to engage in highly coordinated guerilla warfare to maintain their control over the land. Most of this warfare was orchestrated and carried out on the western front lines, with only distant support from the homeland sent by [[Akia'maokai Sana'xa]]. This became known as the time of the Desert Spider, named after the Salt Desert's burrowing spiders and their tendency to spring from concealed holes in the sand to capture prey.<br /> <br /> === The Toppling, and the Formation of the ''Sa'faokă'' ===<br /> ''(1863 to 1865 ANC)''<br /> <br /> In 1863, military leaders on the western front became annoyed at the homeland's lack of support, and declared their independence. When faced with nominating a new leader, though, the front found themselves at odds between two main candidates: the traditionalist [[Tebau]] and more radical [[Vishoji]]. The front split, with Vishoji leading the [[Agatoba]] taking the northern forest and Tebau leading the [[Zio'faokă]] taking most of the extreme edge of the front. Both fought each other for a time until establishing an uneasy ceasefire to focus on cutting off the Je'faokă's access to the region. By 1865, the Je'faokă relented under the weight of crushing losses.<br /> <br /> In the midst of all the fighting, many small settlements found themselves incidentally cut off from the Je'faokă and newly independent, and formed a loose confederation of minor tribes known as the [[Sa'faokă]] stretching across most of the land between the western front, the forest, and the Agatoba and Zio'faokă settlements on the northern desert border. These tribes are mostly self-sufficient, relying on trades within the Sa'faokă to survive, and are largely acknowledged by the Zio'faokă and Agatoba.<br /> <br /> === The Modern Day ===<br /> ''(1865 ANC to present)''<br /> <br /> Since the toppling, the status quo has not shifted dramatically. The original Je'faokă remains cloistered in the desert, bordered directly to the north by a front of Agatoba and Zio'faokă detachments. The Zio'faokă has developed the western front into a defensive wall of cities, governed by a roughly exact copy of the Je'faokă's theocracy and the Agatoba have steadily grown in population, having mostly abolished the system of duels still used in the Je'faokă and replaced it with a popular vote, along with establishing a constitution to ensure certain aspects of the government remain intact despite the decisions of the ruler. These changes have attracted several migrants from both the Zio'faokă and the Je'faokă, making the Agatoba the most populous of the factions. Between them all, the Sa'faokă continue to exist peacefully, though a handful have thrown in with either the Agatoba or the Zio'faokă.<br /> <br /> = Mythology =<br /> <br /> = Government =<br /> <br /> === Je'faokă ===<br /> The original Je'faokă forms the template for several other Mukasa governments, and has remained in use in the original Je'faokă mostly unchanged since the time of [[Aikă Sana'xa]]. It is a theocracy centered around a singular monarch, the Sana'xa, who must have consumed the blood of the [[Fountain Corpse]] and lived. They are given unilateral ability to hire and fire officers, add or remove titles, and in general decide every aspect of the governmental structure. The only thing out of their control is the council: a collection of representatives from different geographic portions of the Je'faokă, all of whom have drunk from a [[lesser fountain]]. If the council is ever displeased with the actions of the Sana'xa, a majority can nominate a challenger, who must drink the blood of the [[Fountain Corpse]] and, if they survive, duel the Sana'xa with a ritual knife for the throne. Either combatant may forfeit, and each counselor may grant a boon of their choice to a combatant of their choosing.<br /> <br /> Counselors may also be replaced by a similar process, and otherwise serve life terms. Should their region elect a challenger, the challenger drinks of a [[lesser fountain]] and duels the extant counselor. No boons may be granted in these fights.<br /> <br /> === Zio'faokă ===<br /> <br /> === Agatoba ===<br /> <br /> === Sa'faokă ===<br /> <br /> = The sacred art of ''Fao'visa'' =<br /> <br /> = The ''Ji'lako'' language =<br /> <br /> ''(Main article: [[Ji'lako]])''<br /> <br /> The language of the Mukasa peoples is known as ''Ji'lako'' (lit. Sand Language), and is also sometimes referred to as ''Ji'laka'' (fig. Way of the Sand) when evoking patriotism. It was developed completely in isolation, and so is not mutually intelligible with anything.<br /> <br /> Ji'lako is a source of patriotic pride for many Mukasa people, being uniquely theirs. Learning a second language is often seen as diplomacy, which is ill-respected work, or abandoning the culture entirely, which is punishable by death.</div>

Moongirl https://www.agrakos.wiki/index.php?title=Mukasa_Peoples&diff=14753 2026-08-08T04:50:16Z

<p>Moongirl: /* The Expansion Wars */</p> <hr /> <div>{{WIP}}<br /> {{Claim|Moongirl}}<br /> <br /> [[Image:MukasaFlag.png|thumb|300px|The Flag of the Mukasa Peoples, as it was drafted on the Day of Blood during the Expansion War]]<br /> <br /> The '''Mukasa Peoples''', also known as the '''Whalefall Eleen''', are a lineage based exclusively within the [[Salt Desert]]. They are descended from [[Eleen]] who crash-landed there around -6000 ANC, and discovered eternally-bleeding [[Anarai]] corpses around which they formed a society.<br /> <br /> = History =<br /> <br /> === The Dark Times ===<br /> ''(approx. -6000 to -1800 ANC)''<br /> <br /> The name &quot;Dark Times&quot; is fitting for this period for two reasons. The first is that, for the most part, little to nothing is known of this time. The second is that, during the time before discovering the [[Fountain Corpse]], survival in the salt desert was extremely difficult. It was likely a time of short lifespans, sustained by lean meals hunted with the assistance of the [[Lizard Horses]], which the Mukasa are said to have quickly learned how to ride.<br /> <br /> === The First ''Ge'jai Sana'' and the first ''Sana'xa'' ===<br /> ''(lit. &quot;Drinking blood, Blood leader.&quot; approx. -1800 to -100 ANC)''<br /> <br /> In about -1800 ANC, the Mukasa discovered the [[Fountain Corpse]]. Several drank from its blood and perished, and others drank and were granted immense power, the title of ''Sana'xa'', and the ability to sense the presence of [[Lesser Fountains]]. There exist few records from this time, but what there is suggests the presence of several ''Sana'xa'', each of whom with their own devout following. As they died out, more from their followers took their place, or perished in their attempts to perform the ''Ge'jai Sana''. These factions were not necessarily friendly; some warred with each other, while others formed alliances, only to betray each other later.<br /> <br /> === The ''Je'faokă'' ===<br /> ''(lit. &quot;family tribe.&quot; approx. -100 to 1782 ANC)''<br /> <br /> The most successful ''Sana'xa'' was known by the name [[Aikă Sana'xa]], and in -100 ANC, she managed to unite all of the factions under one name, using a combination of military genius and the form of alchemy she devised which later became Fao'visa. This single tribe became known as the ''Je'Faokă.'' Following her conquest, she established a Theocracy, repurposed her conquest supply and intelligence networks for governmental use, and determined a means of formally determining all future successors, centered around the ''Ge'jai Sana''. This is largely written of as a time of relative prosperity, and most of Aikă's governmental structures remain influential in the ''Je'faokă'' even in the modern day.<br /> <br /> === The Great Unveiling ===<br /> ''(1640 to 1780 ANC)''<br /> <br /> In 1640, newly-appointed [[Sihu Sana'xa]] took a scholarly interest in the numerous temples and ruins which were previously considered forbidden ground except for the Sana'xa. After two years of negotiations with the populace, he dramatically reduced the prohibitions on archaeology in those sites, setting the stage for a decades-long period of discovery and the formation of the myth of the [[Bretheren of Blood]].<br /> <br /> === The Expansion Wars ===<br /> ''(1782 to 1854 ANC)''<br /> <br /> In 1782, [[Aisana Sana'xa]] was nominated as a challenger to the established ruler [[Çaoje Sana'xa]], based on the platform of the council's desire to expand northwards out of the desert, opposed by Çaoje Sana'xa. Aisana Sana'xa won the duel and thus took the throne, and began what became known as the Expansion Wars; a decades-long period of bloody conquest that placed the mountains and forest north and west of the desert under Mukasa control, displacing [[Spring Kradin]] and [[Silver Kazcol]] from the area and earning significant notoriety with the Empire.<br /> <br /> === The Time of the Desert Spider ===<br /> ''(1854 to 1863 ANC)''<br /> <br /> Following the great expansion, the Mukasa found it necessary to engage in highly coordinated guerilla warfare to maintain their control over the land. Most of this warfare was orchestrated and carried out on the western front lines, with only distant support from the homeland sent by [[Akia'maokai Sana'xa]]. This became known as the time of the Desert Spider, named after the Salt Desert's burrowing spiders and their tendency to spring from concealed holes in the sand to capture prey.<br /> <br /> === The Toppling, and the Formation of the ''Sa'faokă'' ===<br /> ''(1863 to 1865 ANC)''<br /> <br /> In 1863, military leaders on the western front became annoyed at the homeland's lack of support, and declared their independence. When faced with nominating a new leader, though, the front found themselves at odds between two main candidates: the traditionalist [[Tebau]] and more radical [[Vishoji]]. The front split, with Vishoji leading the [[Agatoba]] taking the northern forest and Tebau leading the [[Zio'faokă]] taking most of the extreme edge of the front. Both fought each other for a time until establishing an uneasy ceasefire to focus on cutting off the Je'faokă's access to the region. By 1865, the Je'faokă relented under the weight of crushing losses.<br /> <br /> In the midst of all the fighting, many small settlements found themselves incidentally cut off from the Je'faokă and newly independent, and formed a loose confederation of minor tribes known as the [[Sa'faokă]] stretching across most of the land between the western front, the forest, and the Agatoba and Zio'faokă settlements on the northern desert border. These tribes are mostly self-sufficient, relying on trades within the Sa'faokă to survive, and are largely acknowledged by the Zio'faokă and Agatoba.<br /> <br /> === The Modern Day ===<br /> ''(1865 ANC to present)''<br /> <br /> Since the toppling, the status quo has not shifted dramatically. The original Je'faokă remains cloistered in the desert, bordered directly to the north by a front of Agatoba and Zio'faokă detachments. The Zio'faokă has developed the western front into a defensive wall of cities, governed by a roughly exact copy of the Je'faokă's theocracy and the Agatoba have steadily grown in population, having mostly abolished the system of duels still used in the Je'faokă and replaced it with a popular vote, along with establishing a constitution to ensure certain aspects of the government remain intact despite the decisions of the ruler. These changes have attracted several migrants from both the Zio'faokă and the Je'faokă, making the Agatoba the most populous of the factions. Between them all, the Sa'faokă continue to exist peacefully, though a handful have thrown in with either the Agatoba or the Zio'faokă.<br /> <br /> = Mythology =<br /> <br /> = Government =<br /> <br /> = The sacred art of ''Fao'visa'' =<br /> <br /> = The ''Ji'lako'' language =<br /> <br /> ''(Main article: [[Ji'lako]])''<br /> <br /> The language of the Mukasa peoples is known as ''Ji'lako'' (lit. Sand Language), and is also sometimes referred to as ''Ji'laka'' (fig. Way of the Sand) when evoking patriotism. It was developed completely in isolation, and so is not mutually intelligible with anything.<br /> <br /> Ji'lako is a source of patriotic pride for many Mukasa people, being uniquely theirs. Learning a second language is often seen as diplomacy, which is ill-respected work, or abandoning the culture entirely, which is punishable by death.</div>

Moongirl https://www.agrakos.wiki/index.php?title=Mukasa_Peoples&diff=14752 2026-08-08T02:41:31Z

<p>Moongirl: /* The Je&#039;faokă */</p> <hr /> <div>{{WIP}}<br /> {{Claim|Moongirl}}<br /> <br /> [[Image:MukasaFlag.png|thumb|300px|The Flag of the Mukasa Peoples, as it was drafted on the Day of Blood during the Expansion War]]<br /> <br /> The '''Mukasa Peoples''', also known as the '''Whalefall Eleen''', are a lineage based exclusively within the [[Salt Desert]]. They are descended from [[Eleen]] who crash-landed there around -6000 ANC, and discovered eternally-bleeding [[Anarai]] corpses around which they formed a society.<br /> <br /> = History =<br /> <br /> === The Dark Times ===<br /> ''(approx. -6000 to -1800 ANC)''<br /> <br /> The name &quot;Dark Times&quot; is fitting for this period for two reasons. The first is that, for the most part, little to nothing is known of this time. The second is that, during the time before discovering the [[Fountain Corpse]], survival in the salt desert was extremely difficult. It was likely a time of short lifespans, sustained by lean meals hunted with the assistance of the [[Lizard Horses]], which the Mukasa are said to have quickly learned how to ride.<br /> <br /> === The First ''Ge'jai Sana'' and the first ''Sana'xa'' ===<br /> ''(lit. &quot;Drinking blood, Blood leader.&quot; approx. -1800 to -100 ANC)''<br /> <br /> In about -1800 ANC, the Mukasa discovered the [[Fountain Corpse]]. Several drank from its blood and perished, and others drank and were granted immense power, the title of ''Sana'xa'', and the ability to sense the presence of [[Lesser Fountains]]. There exist few records from this time, but what there is suggests the presence of several ''Sana'xa'', each of whom with their own devout following. As they died out, more from their followers took their place, or perished in their attempts to perform the ''Ge'jai Sana''. These factions were not necessarily friendly; some warred with each other, while others formed alliances, only to betray each other later.<br /> <br /> === The ''Je'faokă'' ===<br /> ''(lit. &quot;family tribe.&quot; approx. -100 to 1635 ANC)''<br /> <br /> The most successful ''Sana'xa'' was known by the name [[Aikă Sana'xa]], and in -100 ANC, she managed to unite all of the factions under one name: the ''Je'Faokă.'' Following her conquest, she established a Theocracy, repurposed her conquest supply and intelligence networks for governmental use, and determined a means of formally determining all future successors, centered around the ''Ge'jai Sana''. This is largely written of as a time of relative prosperity, and traces of Aikă's governmental structures remain influential even in the modern day.<br /> <br /> === The Expansion Wars ===<br /> ''(1635 to 1679 ANC)''<br /> <br /> === The Time of the Desert Spider ===<br /> ''(1679 to 1683 ANC)''<br /> <br /> === The Great Unveiling ===<br /> ''(1640 to 1780 ANC)''<br /> <br /> === The Toppling, and the Formation of the ''Asio'faokă'' ===<br /> ''(1683 ANC)''<br /> <br /> === The Modern Day ===<br /> ''(1683 ANC to present)''<br /> <br /> = Mythology =<br /> <br /> = Government =<br /> <br /> = The sacred art of ''Fao'visa'' =<br /> <br /> = The ''Ji'lako'' language =<br /> <br /> ''(Main article: [[Ji'lako]])''<br /> <br /> The language of the Mukasa peoples is known as ''Ji'lako'' (lit. Sand Language), and is also sometimes referred to as ''Ji'laka'' (fig. Way of the Sand) when evoking patriotism. It was developed completely in isolation, and so is not mutually intelligible with anything.<br /> <br /> Ji'lako is a source of patriotic pride for many Mukasa people, being uniquely theirs. Learning a second language is often seen as diplomacy, which is ill-respected work, or abandoning the culture entirely, which is punishable by death.</div>

Moongirl https://www.agrakos.wiki/index.php?title=Mukasa_Peoples&diff=14736 2026-08-07T00:28:15Z

<p>Moongirl: /* The Expansion War, and the Formation of the Asio&#039;faokă */</p> <hr /> <div>{{WIP}}<br /> {{Claim|Moongirl}}<br /> <br /> [[Image:MukasaFlag.png|thumb|300px|The Flag of the Mukasa Peoples, as it was drafted on the Day of Blood during the Expansion War]]<br /> <br /> The '''Mukasa Peoples''', also known as the '''Whalefall Eleen''', are a lineage based exclusively within the [[Salt Desert]]. They are descended from [[Eleen]] who crash-landed there around -6000 ANC, and discovered eternally-bleeding [[Anarai]] corpses around which they formed a society.<br /> <br /> = History =<br /> <br /> === The Dark Times ===<br /> ''(approx. -6000 to -1800 ANC)''<br /> <br /> The name &quot;Dark Times&quot; is fitting for this period for two reasons. The first is that, for the most part, little to nothing is known of this time. The second is that, during the time before discovering the [[Fountain Corpse]], survival in the salt desert was extremely difficult. It was likely a time of short lifespans, sustained by lean meals hunted with the assistance of the [[Lizard Horses]], which the Mukasa are said to have quickly learned how to ride.<br /> <br /> === The First ''Ge'jai Sana'' and the first ''Sana'xa'' ===<br /> ''(lit. &quot;Drinking blood, Blood leader.&quot; approx. -1800 to -100 ANC)''<br /> <br /> In about -1800 ANC, the Mukasa discovered the [[Fountain Corpse]]. Several drank from its blood and perished, and others drank and were granted immense power, the title of ''Sana'xa'', and the ability to sense the presence of [[Lesser Fountains]]. There exist few records from this time, but what there is suggests the presence of several ''Sana'xa'', each of whom with their own devout following. As they died out, more from their followers took their place, or perished in their attempts to perform the ''Ge'jai Sana''. These factions were not necessarily friendly; some warred with each other, while others formed alliances, only to betray each other later.<br /> <br /> === The ''Je'faokă'' ===<br /> ''(lit. &quot;family tribe.&quot; approx. -100 to 1635 ANC)''<br /> <br /> The most successful ''Sana'xa'' was known by the name '''Aikă Sana'xa''', and in -100 ANC, she managed to unite all of the factions under one name: the ''Je'Faokă.'' Following her conquest, she established a Theocracy, repurposed her conquest supply and intelligence networks for governmental use, and determined a means of formally determining all future successors, centered around the ''Ge'jai Sana''. This is largely written of as a time of relative prosperity, and traces of Aikă's governmental structures remain influential even in the modern day.<br /> <br /> === The Expansion Wars ===<br /> ''(1635 to 1679 ANC)''<br /> <br /> === The Time of the Desert Spider ===<br /> ''(1679 to 1683 ANC)''<br /> <br /> === The Great Unveiling ===<br /> ''(1640 to 1780 ANC)''<br /> <br /> === The Toppling, and the Formation of the ''Asio'faokă'' ===<br /> ''(1683 ANC)''<br /> <br /> === The Modern Day ===<br /> ''(1683 ANC to present)''<br /> <br /> = Mythology =<br /> <br /> = Government =<br /> <br /> = The sacred art of ''Fao'visa'' =<br /> <br /> = The ''Ji'lako'' language =<br /> <br /> ''(Main article: [[Ji'lako]])''<br /> <br /> The language of the Mukasa peoples is known as ''Ji'lako'' (lit. Sand Language), and is also sometimes referred to as ''Ji'laka'' (fig. Way of the Sand) when evoking patriotism. It was developed completely in isolation, and so is not mutually intelligible with anything.<br /> <br /> Ji'lako is a source of patriotic pride for many Mukasa people, being uniquely theirs. Learning a second language is often seen as diplomacy, which is ill-respected work, or abandoning the culture entirely, which is punishable by death.</div>

Moongirl https://www.agrakos.wiki/index.php?title=Bretheren_of_Blood&diff=14722 2026-08-06T15:40:46Z

<p>Moongirl: /* The formation of the Bretheren and the Sa&#039;fao&#039;je */ copyedit</p> <hr /> <div>{{WIP}}<br /> {{Claim|Moongirl}}<br /> <br /> The ''I'sa'miukai ra sana'' ([[Ji'lako]], fig. Bretheren of Blood) is a [[Mukasa]] legend about a pair of fraternal twin [[Zahar]] and the fanatical order they founded. As the legend goes, they were among the first generation to be cast down from the [[Anarai]] &amp;mdash; born in the [[Salt Desert]], back when the brown grasses grew there, when it was known as the ''Sa'inu'raiau'' (lit. Dead Fields). The brother, Çao'sana, is said to have been skilled in transmutation magic, and the sister, Ai'sana, in all things to do with blood.<br /> <br /> The legend, and all of the names of entities within the legend, were scrapped together by the [[Mukasa]] from historical evidence, wall-carvings found in temples, and salvaged pieces of writing, and combined with a healthy dose of mysticism from those who drank the blood of the [[Fountain Corpse]]. As a result, parts of it are backed to an extent by scholarly research, and other parts were woven to fill the gaps. It is typically broken into four chapters, and begins with the fall of the Anarai.<br /> <br /> <br /> {{hgroup|45px}}<br /> {{jilako|15px}}<br /> sa&lt;br&gt;<br /> '&lt;br&gt;<br /> f2&lt;br&gt;<br /> '&lt;br&gt;<br /> je<br /> {{end}}<br /> <br /> {{jilako|15px}}<br /> qi&lt;br&gt;<br /> '&lt;br&gt;<br /> sa&lt;br&gt;<br /> '&lt;br&gt;<br /> m0&lt;br&gt;<br /> k1&lt;br&gt;<br /> |&lt;br&gt;<br /> ra&lt;br&gt;<br /> |&lt;br&gt;<br /> sa&lt;br&gt;<br /> na<br /> {{end}}<br /> <br /> {{jilako|15px}}<br /> r1&lt;br&gt;<br /> '&lt;br&gt;<br /> kA&lt;br&gt;<br /> '&lt;br&gt;<br /> pE<br /> {{end}}<br /> {{end}}<br /> <br /> <br /> = The Amalgams =<br /> <br /> The legend says that, following the fall of the Anarai, the twins became obsessed with regaining the divinity they had lost. They devised a hypothesis; that the Zahar were but a tiny fraction of the Anarai, but that enough fractions added together still make a whole. With their combined knowledge of transmutation, blood, and bodies, they began work on Amalgams: combinations of animals, constructed to test if the twins could form a greater whole from lesser parts. Many of the early experiments lived brief, torturous lives, but through more refined processes the twins were able to create new life forms, even capable of reproducing.<br /> <br /> Some [[Mukasa]] storytellers like to claim that the descendants of some of these early experiments still live in the [[Salt Desert]] &amp;mdash; notably, the lizard horses ridden by the [[Mukasa]], and the desert's notorious bone wasps &amp;mdash; but this is not verifiable from any early Zahar records.<br /> <br /> = The formation of the Bretheren and the ''Sa'fao'je'' =<br /> <br /> The influence of the twins spread far and quickly among Zahar hoping for a return to divinity; through some means, they quickly accumulated a following, forming what the [[Mukasa]] refer to as the Bretheren of Blood. The twins' influence peaked just before the Amalgam War; according to records of that time, a full third of the townships within the Dead Fields contained followers of the twins.<br /> <br /> There are two major theories on the nature of the twins' followers, in both cases referred to as the the ''I'sa'mikai ra sana'' (lit. Children of Blood). Some scholars believe that ''I'sa'mikai ra sana'' refers only to a group of close disciples, with other followers falling under a different classification with significantly less structure. Others believe that the ''I'sa'mikai ra sana'' was a much larger, organized body of followers, spanning whole schools and temples across various cities in the Dead Fields.<br /> <br /> Wall carvings and records from the latter third of the antebellum period indicate that, in time, the twins progressed from making animal Amalgams to fusing Zahar together. These entities, known as ''Sa'fao'je'' (fig. Joined Families) are said to have been of power proportional to the number of bodies within them, which would've brought credence to the twins' theory. The ''Sa'fao'je'' were mindless, thrashing, dangerous creatures; it is said that the fusing of body and blood together brought upon a special kind of madness.<br /> <br /> It is unknown from where the twins sourced the bodies. Most agree it was likely that some of the bodies were devout Children of Blood; competing theories claim that it was unwilling followers, or even victims kidnapped from other towns. Scholars tend to tell the first version, that the ''Sa'fao'je'' were formed from willing ''I'sa'mikai ra sana'', but the more colorful [[Mukasa]] storytellers prefer the kidnapping version.<br /> <br /> = The Amalgam War =<br /> <br /> Many recovered diaries and letters of Zahar in the Dead Fields speak of a war during the peak of the Bretheren's power. The creation of Zahar Amalgams began to unsettle those Plains-dwelling Zahar not a part of the Bretheren, inciting a war between the Bretheren-allied Zahar and an alliance formed among the remainder of the Zahar living in the Dead Fields. It lasted about a year, and ended in the favor of the Bretheren, though it claimed the life of Çao'sana. No writings of any kind have surfaced from any time period following the conclusion of the war.<br /> <br /> During this war, the most complex and fearsome ''Sa'fao'je'' were created, and were bragged about frequently in military communications among the Bretheren. Field reports often mourn that, after being unleashed onto the battlefields, the ''Sa'fao'je'' caused significant friendly casualties and could not easily be recaptured, though the response to such letters was more often than not to simply create another ''Sa'fao'je''.<br /> <br /> === The Myth of the ''Rai'kă'pę'' ===<br /> <br /> The most fearsome of the wartime ''Sa'fao'je'' is said in [[Mukasa]] mythology to have been the ''Rai'kă'pę'' (lit. God Worm). It's described by storytellers as having been formed from the bodies of no less than fifty Children of Blood near the end of the war, and twisted into the horrible shape of a long worm. A popular story goes that, upon its creation, Çao'sana himself offered his body to it, and the worm drained him of all his blood, then sprouted a new face and arm resembling his and left the old body to crumble.<br /> <br /> It is said that the Bretheren released the worm during the final, decisive battle of the war, where it crushed and devoured every last warrior on both sides within seven minutes, then burrowed into the ground and disappeared. Those intending to scare children often suggest that it's still down there, burrowing, calling out to the other ''Sa'fao'je'' which escaped during the war and now roam the sands.<br /> <br /> The precise details of the worm are largely unsubstantiated and devised by storytellers, as the Bretheren did not seem to keep any records of it. Whether Çao'sana died to the worm or more natural wartime causes is therefore unclear.<br /> <br /> = The Rise and Fall of Ai'sana =<br /> <br /> No writings of any kind have been recovered from after the war; the only indication that the Bretheren won was frequent Alliance military communications of panic and potential surrender. From here, the end of the legend is mostly in the hands of storytellers and bards. The most common version goes something like this:<br /> <br /> &lt;blockquote&gt;<br /> Ai'sana, after witnessing the death of her brother and the end of the war, opted to alter their research and move away from transmutation. Citing how the ''Rai'kă'pę'' devoured Çao'sana's blood but left the body, she theorized that blood may be a more pure carrier of power than the combination of blood and body. Using the blood of the prisoners of war, she began research anew.<br /> <br /> Soon enough, Ai'sana discovered a method to magically distill blood into its purest power-giving essence and mix it with her own within her body, elevating her own power. She and her closest followers repeated this experiment again and again, until there were no more bodies to be easily drained.<br /> <br /> Here, Ai'sana was stuck for some time, until she discovered another method; one by which she could distill ''any'' being which lived in the eyes of the gods into its purest life force, dissolved in the solvent of blood, even if blood did not run through its veins. By this method, her power grew without bounds, until, by a great ritual, she consumed every living being in the Dead Fields at once, leaving behind only husks which were ground by the wind into a poisonous salt. The Amalgams and ''Sa'fao'je'' were spared, not being living beings in the eyes of the gods; though they carried blood, it did not flow, but instead congealed inert in their veins.<br /> <br /> Following this ritual, Ai'sana and her followers confronted the gods, demanding a seat among the divine once again as beings risen higher from the Zahar. The gods cursed them, spat on them, cut them down and doomed them to undeath; as a cruel joke, they were allowed to keep their power, but prevented from ever exercising it, instead forced to lie dormant within a corpse, blood ever churning through magically preserved veins, gazing through rotting eye sockets. Due to the sheer concentration of life within them, they could not bleed out, and so instead spilled blood eternally, staining the sand red, until eventually discovered by the Mukasa Peoples.<br /> &lt;/blockquote&gt;<br /> <br /> The story, if true, would imply that the [[Fountain Corpse]] and [[Lesser Fountains]] are, in fact, the bodies of Ai'sana and her ''I'sa'mikai ra sana''. Though commonly accepted mythology, this is unverified by [[Mukasa]] scholars.</div>

Moongirl https://www.agrakos.wiki/index.php?title=Template:Spike&diff=14717 2026-08-06T04:08:25Z

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percentage|solid payout ratio}}. {{Popular examples {{often include|frequently feature|consistently list}} titles like {{Starburst, Blood Suckers, or 1429 Uncharted Seas|well-known low-volatility classics|highly-rated budget-friendly games}} because they {{provide the consistency needed|offer the stability required|deliver the steady returns necessary}} to {{sustain a small bankroll|keep playing for hours|stretch a limited budget}}.}}&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;Q: {{Can I still win [https://registerdienste.de/index.php?title=Introduction_To_Big_Bass_Blast big bass bonanza pragmatic play] while playing with minimal stakes?|Is a large jackpot possible on a small budget?|Can low-stakes players hit huge wins?}}&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;A: {{While {{it is statistically possible|the possibility exists|there is a theoretical chance}} to win {{significant amounts|large sums|big prizes}}, your {{total payout will always be a multiple|winnings are directly proportional|return is scaled based}} to your {{original wager|initial bet|starting stake}}. {{For example, a {{1,000x win|thousand-fold multiplier|huge hit}} on a {{10-cent bet|minimal wager|small stake}} is $100, which is {{fantastic relative to the risk|a great return for the budget|an excellent outcome for low-stakes}}, but it {{won't match the dollar value|is far below the cash amount|doesn't equal the total sum}} of a {{high-roller win|large-bet payout|max-stake jackpot}}.}}&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;Q: {{Why is volatility more important than RTP for budget players?|Is variance more critical than payout percentage for small stakes?|Why should I care more about volatility when my budget is tight?}}&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;A: {{Volatility is {{arguably more critical|often considered more important|frequently the deciding factor}} because it {{determines the survival of your bankroll|governs how long your funds will last|controls the short-term flow of cash}}. {{A high RTP game with high volatility {{can still bankrupt a 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Moongirl https://www.agrakos.wiki/index.php?title=Wiki:Spike&diff=14714 2026-08-06T04:05:35Z

<p>Moongirl: </p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Spikehead.jpg|200px|thumb|right|What remains of Aracely93J]]<br /> ----<br /> {{Spike}}<br /> '''ABANDON HOPE ALL YE WHO TREAD PAST YONDER HORIZONTAL RULE'''<br /> ----<br /> &lt;br&gt;Every gambler exploring virtual betting platforms eventually encounters the identical challenge: how to participate in the games without exhausting their bankroll. Identifying the Best Slots to Play with Small Budget remains a critical component for casual players who prioritize longevity over high-risk gambles. By understanding technical parameters, anyone can turn a small sum into a long and engaging session.&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;The current market has evolved significantly lately, opening new doors for budget-conscious players. 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can certainly achieve|there is a chance for}} {{a respectable amount|a decent prize|a nice payout}}, you {{are unlikely to hit|will rarely trigger|seldom see}} the {{life-altering sums|massive windfalls|huge progressive prizes}} that {{are typically reserved for|usually require|are often linked to}} {{higher betting tiers|max-bet play|large stakes}}.}} {{Furthermore, some {{bonus features or mini-games|special rounds|jackpot mechanics}} {{might be restricted|could be disabled|are often unavailable}} {{to those playing at the minimum level|for the lowest wager amounts|at the penny stake tier}}.}}&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;{{Final Thoughts on Low Budget Slot Strategies|Conclusion: Is Playing with Small Stakes Worth It?|Summary and Final Verdict on Affordable Slots}}&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;{{In the {{final analysis|grand scheme of things|end}}, {{choosing to play|opting for|the decision to engage with}} the Best Slots to Play with Small Budget {{is a wise move|represents a smart 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machine}} where the {{minimum bet per line is one cent|base wager starts at $0.01|lowest stake per payline is a penny}}. {{However, {{because most games require multiple lines|due to fixed payline structures|since you often bet on several paths}}, the {{actual cost per spin|true minimum wager|total bet amount}} {{is typically between 10 and 20 cents|usually ranges from $0.10 to $0.25|is often around 20 pennies}}.}}&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;Q: {{Which are the Best Slots to Play with Small Budget for long sessions?|What titles are [https://www.canoaclublegnago.it/2026/07/29/welcome-to-the-world-of-big-bass-blast/ best online casino welcome bonuses] Slots to Play with Small Budget to maximize playtime?|How do I find the Best Slots to Play with Small Budget for a $20 deposit?}}&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;A: {{The Best Slots to Play with Small Budget are {{generally those with low volatility|typically low-variance games|usually titles with frequent payouts}} and an {{RTP above 96%|high return percentage|solid payout ratio}}. {{Popular examples {{often include|frequently feature|consistently list}} titles like {{Starburst, Blood Suckers, or 1429 Uncharted Seas|well-known low-volatility classics|highly-rated budget-friendly games}} because they {{provide the consistency needed|offer the stability required|deliver the steady returns necessary}} to {{sustain a small bankroll|keep playing for hours|stretch a limited budget}}.}}&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;Q: {{Can I still win [https://registerdienste.de/index.php?title=Introduction_To_Big_Bass_Blast big bass bonanza pragmatic play] while playing with minimal stakes?|Is a large jackpot possible on a small budget?|Can low-stakes players hit huge wins?}}&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;A: {{While {{it is statistically possible|the possibility exists|there is a theoretical chance}} to win {{significant amounts|large sums|big prizes}}, your {{total payout will always be a multiple|winnings are directly proportional|return is scaled based}} to your {{original wager|initial bet|starting stake}}. {{For example, a {{1,000x win|thousand-fold multiplier|huge hit}} on a {{10-cent bet|minimal wager|small stake}} is $100, which is {{fantastic relative to the risk|a great return for the budget|an excellent outcome for low-stakes}}, but it {{won't match the dollar value|is far below the cash amount|doesn't equal the total sum}} of a {{high-roller win|large-bet payout|max-stake jackpot}}.}}&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;Q: {{Why is volatility more important than RTP for budget players?|Is variance more critical than payout percentage for small stakes?|Why should I care more about volatility when my budget is tight?}}&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;A: {{Volatility is {{arguably more critical|often considered more important|frequently the deciding factor}} because it {{determines the survival of your bankroll|governs how long your funds will last|controls the short-term flow of cash}}. {{A high RTP game with high volatility {{can still bankrupt a small account|might still drain a modest balance|could easily exhaust a tight budget}} before the {{payout cycle finally triggers|statistical average is reached|big win occurs}}, whereas {{low volatility ensures you get steady returns|low variance provides the regular hits|stable games give you the frequent payouts}} needed to {{stay active|keep spinning|remain in the game}}.}}&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;Q: {{How can I manage my bankroll effectively with only $10 or $20?|What is the best way to handle a $10 deposit?|Any tips for managing a very small casino balance?}}&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;A: {{The {{golden rule|most important tip|primary strategy}} is to {{never wager more than 1-2%|limit each spin to 1%|keep your bets below 2%}} of your {{total balance per spin|current bankroll per round|available funds for each play}}. {{With a $20 budget, {{this means sticking to 20-cent spins|you should focus on $0.20 wagers|aim for bets around twenty cents}}, which {{gives you at least 100 rounds|provides a minimum of 100 opportunities|ensures you have 100 chances}} to {{trigger a bonus|hit a winning streak|experience the game features}} and {{potentially grow your funds|possibly increase your balance|hopefully build your account}}.}}&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;Q: {{Are mobile slots better for budget playing than desktop versions?|Is there a difference between mobile and desktop for low-stakes play?|Should budget players use their phones or computers?}}&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;A: {{Mathematically, the {{odds and mechanics are identical|game engine remains the same|RTP and volatility are unchanged}} regardless of the {{device you use|platform you choose|hardware you play on}}. {{However, {{mobile gaming {{often provides a better interface|can offer a more streamlined experience|frequently features a simpler layout}} for {{quick, low-stakes sessions|playing on the go|brief budget play}}, and some {{casinos offer exclusive mobile bonuses|platforms provide specific app 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Moongirl https://www.agrakos.wiki/index.php?title=Wiki:Spike&diff=14713 2026-08-06T04:05:22Z

<p>Moongirl: </p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Spikehead.jpg|200px|wrap|right|What remains of Aracely93J]]<br /> <br /> {{Spike}}<br /> '''ABANDON HOPE ALL YE WHO TREAD PAST YONDER HORIZONTAL RULE'''<br /> ----<br /> &lt;br&gt;Every gambler exploring virtual betting platforms eventually encounters the identical challenge: how to participate in the games without exhausting their bankroll. Identifying the Best Slots to Play with Small Budget remains a critical component for casual players who prioritize longevity over high-risk gambles. By understanding technical parameters, anyone can turn a small sum into a long and engaging session.&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;The current market has evolved significantly lately, opening new doors for budget-conscious players. This guide aims to close the distance between statistical theory and real-world results, allowing you to extract peak performance from every individual wager.&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;Technical Features of Minimum Bet Casino Games&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;{{To {{successfully navigate|effectively master|properly understand}} the {{complexities of|intricacies within|math behind}} the Best Slots to Play with Small Budget, {{one must first grasp|it is essential to comprehend|players need to recognize}} the {{significance of Return to Player (RTP)|importance of the payout percentage|role of the statistical return}}. | {{RTP is a {{theoretical figure|mathematical projection|statistical estimate}} that {{indicates how much a game pays back|reveals the long-term payout potential|denotes the average return}} over {{millions of simulated spins|an infinite number of rounds|a massive sample size}}.}} {{For {{budget-conscious individuals|players on a tight schedule|users with limited funds}}, {{targeting games with an RTP of 96% or higher|focusing on titles exceeding 96% return|selecting machines with high payout ratios}} is {{a non-negotiable requirement|a vital strategic move|an absolute necessity}} {{to ensure bankroll longevity|to stay in the game longer|to minimize the house edge}}.}}&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;{{Another {{critical parameter|essential metric|key factor}} is {{volatility|variance|the risk profile}}, which {{determines the frequency and size of payouts|controls the rhythm of winning cycles|governs how often prizes are distributed}}. | {{Low volatility games|Low variance machines|Stable payout titles}} are {{perfectly suited for|the ideal choice for|highly recommended for}} {{small bankrolls|limited budgets|minimal deposits}} because they {{deliver small, frequent wins|provide consistent modest payouts|offer regular prize intervals}} that {{keep the balance stable|prevent rapid depletion|sustain the playing session}}.}} {{In contrast, {{high volatility slots|high-variance games|volatile machines}} {{can be extremely dangerous|are often risky|pose a significant threat}} for {{budget players|those with small amounts|low-stakes users}} because they {{feature long dry spells|can go many spins without a win|often have extended periods of zero returns}} that {{can quickly wipe out|frequently drain|might suddenly exhaust}} a {{modest account balance|small starting sum|limited fund pool}}.}}&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;{{Furthermore, {{understanding payline structures|analyzing the betting grid|looking at the line configuration}} {{is vital when playing with minimal stakes|is a key part of budget gaming|remains important for low-limit play}}. | {{Some modern slots {{allow you to adjust|let you customize|permit you to modify}} the {{number of active lines|total paylines|betting paths}}, which {{directly impacts|has a major influence on|effectively changes}} the {{minimum bet per spin|cost of each round|total 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machine}} where the {{minimum bet per line is one cent|base wager starts at $0.01|lowest stake per payline is a penny}}. {{However, {{because most games require multiple lines|due to fixed payline structures|since you often bet on several paths}}, the {{actual cost per spin|true minimum wager|total bet amount}} {{is typically between 10 and 20 cents|usually ranges from $0.10 to $0.25|is often around 20 pennies}}.}}&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;Q: {{Which are the Best Slots to Play with Small Budget for long sessions?|What titles are [https://www.canoaclublegnago.it/2026/07/29/welcome-to-the-world-of-big-bass-blast/ best online casino welcome bonuses] Slots to Play with Small Budget to maximize playtime?|How do I find the Best Slots to Play with Small Budget for a $20 deposit?}}&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;A: {{The Best Slots to Play with Small Budget are {{generally those with low volatility|typically low-variance games|usually titles with frequent payouts}} and an {{RTP above 96%|high return 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your {{original wager|initial bet|starting stake}}. {{For example, a {{1,000x win|thousand-fold multiplier|huge hit}} on a {{10-cent bet|minimal wager|small stake}} is $100, which is {{fantastic relative to the risk|a great return for the budget|an excellent outcome for low-stakes}}, but it {{won't match the dollar value|is far below the cash amount|doesn't equal the total sum}} of a {{high-roller win|large-bet payout|max-stake jackpot}}.}}&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;Q: {{Why is volatility more important than RTP for budget players?|Is variance more critical than payout percentage for small stakes?|Why should I care more about volatility when my budget is tight?}}&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;A: {{Volatility is {{arguably more critical|often considered more important|frequently the deciding factor}} because it {{determines the survival of your bankroll|governs how long your funds will last|controls the short-term flow of cash}}. {{A high RTP game with high volatility {{can still bankrupt a small account|might still drain a modest balance|could easily exhaust a tight budget}} before the {{payout cycle finally triggers|statistical average is reached|big win occurs}}, whereas {{low volatility ensures you get steady returns|low variance provides the regular hits|stable games give you the frequent payouts}} needed to {{stay active|keep spinning|remain in the game}}.}}&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;Q: {{How can I manage my bankroll effectively with only $10 or $20?|What is the best way to handle a $10 deposit?|Any tips for managing a very small casino balance?}}&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;A: {{The {{golden rule|most important tip|primary strategy}} is to {{never wager more than 1-2%|limit each spin to 1%|keep your bets below 2%}} of your {{total balance per spin|current bankroll per round|available funds for each play}}. {{With a $20 budget, {{this means sticking to 20-cent spins|you should focus on $0.20 wagers|aim for bets around twenty cents}}, which {{gives you at least 100 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Moongirl https://www.agrakos.wiki/index.php?title=Wiki:Spike&diff=14711 2026-08-06T04:04:55Z

<p>Moongirl: </p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Spikehead.jpg|200px|thumb|right|What remains of Aracely93J]]<br /> {{Spike}}<br /> '''ABANDON HOPE ALL YE WHO TREAD PAST YONDER HORIZONTAL RULE'''<br /> ----<br /> &lt;br&gt;Every gambler exploring virtual betting platforms eventually encounters the identical challenge: how to participate in the games without exhausting their bankroll. Identifying the Best Slots to Play with Small Budget remains a critical component for casual players who prioritize longevity over high-risk gambles. By understanding technical parameters, anyone can turn a small sum into a long and engaging session.&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;The current market has evolved significantly lately, opening new doors for budget-conscious players. This guide aims to close the distance between statistical theory and real-world results, allowing you to extract peak performance from every individual wager.&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;Technical Features of Minimum Bet Casino Games&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;{{To {{successfully navigate|effectively master|properly understand}} the {{complexities of|intricacies within|math behind}} the Best Slots to Play with Small Budget, {{one must first grasp|it is essential to comprehend|players need to recognize}} the {{significance of Return to Player (RTP)|importance of the payout percentage|role of the statistical return}}. | {{RTP is a {{theoretical figure|mathematical projection|statistical estimate}} that {{indicates how much a game pays back|reveals the long-term payout potential|denotes the average return}} over {{millions of simulated spins|an infinite number of rounds|a massive sample size}}.}} {{For {{budget-conscious individuals|players on a tight schedule|users with limited funds}}, {{targeting games with an RTP of 96% or higher|focusing on titles exceeding 96% return|selecting machines with high payout ratios}} is {{a non-negotiable requirement|a vital strategic move|an absolute necessity}} {{to ensure bankroll longevity|to stay in the game longer|to minimize the house edge}}.}}&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;{{Another {{critical parameter|essential metric|key factor}} is {{volatility|variance|the risk profile}}, which {{determines the frequency and size of payouts|controls the rhythm of winning cycles|governs how often prizes are distributed}}. | {{Low volatility games|Low variance machines|Stable payout titles}} are {{perfectly suited for|the ideal choice for|highly recommended for}} {{small bankrolls|limited budgets|minimal deposits}} because they {{deliver small, frequent wins|provide consistent modest payouts|offer regular prize intervals}} that {{keep the balance stable|prevent rapid depletion|sustain the playing session}}.}} {{In contrast, {{high volatility slots|high-variance games|volatile machines}} {{can be extremely dangerous|are often risky|pose a significant threat}} for {{budget players|those with small amounts|low-stakes users}} because they {{feature long dry spells|can go many spins without a win|often have extended periods of zero returns}} that {{can quickly wipe out|frequently drain|might suddenly exhaust}} a {{modest account balance|small starting sum|limited fund pool}}.}}&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;{{Furthermore, {{understanding payline structures|analyzing the betting grid|looking at the line configuration}} {{is vital when playing with minimal stakes|is a key part of budget gaming|remains important for low-limit play}}. | {{Some modern slots {{allow you to adjust|let you customize|permit you to modify}} the {{number of active lines|total paylines|betting paths}}, which {{directly impacts|has a major influence on|effectively changes}} the {{minimum bet per spin|cost of each round|total wagering requirement}}.}} {{By {{selecting games with flexible betting options|choosing titles that offer adjustable stakes|opting for machines with granular control}}, you can {{fine-tune your experience|tailor the gameplay|optimize your session}} to {{match your exact financial comfort level|fit your specific budget constraints|align with your monetary limits}}.}}&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;{{How to Choose the Best Slots for Small Deposits|Strategies for Maximizing Value with Minimal Stakes|Practical Tips for Playing Slots on a Tight Budget}}&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;{{When {{searching for the|looking for the|trying to find the}} Best Slots to Play with Small Budget, {{your first step|the initial action|the primary goal}} {{should be to identify|is to locate|must be finding}} {{titles from reputable developers|games created by established studios|software from trusted providers}} known for {{fair play and high RTP|transparency and solid returns|balanced mechanics}}. | 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{{provide welcome packages|offer sign-up rewards|grant initial bonuses}} that {{can double or triple|can significantly increase|have the potential to boost}} your {{starting capital|initial deposit|opening balance}}.}} {{However, {{always read the wagering requirements|be sure to check the terms and conditions|carefully review the fine print}} to {{ensure the bonus is actually beneficial|verify the value of the offer|avoid unrealistic playthrough demands}} {{for low-stakes play|for [https://www.faq.sectionsanywhere.com/239129/getting-started-with-top-payout-big-bass-blast-sites casino welcome bonus] budget-minded users|for small-deposit players}}.}}&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;{{Managing your {{betting speed|gameplay tempo|session pace}} is {{an often-overlooked aspect|a frequently ignored part|a vital but forgotten element}} of {{successful budget gaming|prolonging a session|smart gambling}}. | {{By {{slowing down your spins|taking your time between rounds|avoiding the 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can certainly achieve|there is a chance for}} {{a respectable amount|a decent prize|a nice payout}}, you {{are unlikely to hit|will rarely trigger|seldom see}} the {{life-altering sums|massive windfalls|huge progressive prizes}} that {{are typically reserved for|usually require|are often linked to}} {{higher betting tiers|max-bet play|large stakes}}.}} {{Furthermore, some {{bonus features or mini-games|special rounds|jackpot mechanics}} {{might be restricted|could be disabled|are often unavailable}} {{to those playing at the minimum level|for the lowest wager amounts|at the penny stake tier}}.}}&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;{{Final Thoughts on Low Budget Slot Strategies|Conclusion: Is Playing with Small Stakes Worth It?|Summary and Final Verdict on Affordable Slots}}&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;{{In the {{final analysis|grand scheme of things|end}}, {{choosing to play|opting for|the decision to engage with}} the Best Slots to Play with Small Budget {{is a wise move|represents a smart 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win}}, the {{true value of a small budget|benefit of low-stakes play|strength of a conservative bankroll}} {{lies in the hours of engagement|comes from the extended playtime|is found in the long-term entertainment}} it provides.}} {{If you {{approach the casino|enter the gaming floor|start your session}} with the {{mindset of a value-seeker|perspective of a budget player|attitude of a smart consumer}}, you will {{consistently find more satisfaction|always enjoy the experience more|find the process much more rewarding}} in the {{long run|full duration|extended term}}.}}&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;{{Looking ahead, the {{future of low-budget slots|trajectory of penny gaming|outlook for affordable betting}} {{looks brighter than ever|is extremely promising|remains very positive}}. | {{As {{technology continues to advance|software gets better|game engines evolve}}, we can {{expect even more immersive|anticipate higher quality|look forward to more engaging}} {{low-stakes 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machine}} where the {{minimum bet per line is one cent|base wager starts at $0.01|lowest stake per payline is a penny}}. {{However, {{because most games require multiple lines|due to fixed payline structures|since you often bet on several paths}}, the {{actual cost per spin|true minimum wager|total bet amount}} {{is typically between 10 and 20 cents|usually ranges from $0.10 to $0.25|is often around 20 pennies}}.}}&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;Q: {{Which are the Best Slots to Play with Small Budget for long sessions?|What titles are [https://www.canoaclublegnago.it/2026/07/29/welcome-to-the-world-of-big-bass-blast/ best online casino welcome bonuses] Slots to Play with Small Budget to maximize playtime?|How do I find the Best Slots to Play with Small Budget for a $20 deposit?}}&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;A: {{The Best Slots to Play with Small Budget are {{generally those with low volatility|typically low-variance games|usually titles with frequent payouts}} and an {{RTP above 96%|high return percentage|solid payout ratio}}. {{Popular examples {{often include|frequently feature|consistently list}} titles like {{Starburst, Blood Suckers, or 1429 Uncharted Seas|well-known low-volatility classics|highly-rated budget-friendly games}} because they {{provide the consistency needed|offer the stability required|deliver the steady returns necessary}} to {{sustain a small bankroll|keep playing for hours|stretch a limited budget}}.}}&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;Q: {{Can I still win [https://registerdienste.de/index.php?title=Introduction_To_Big_Bass_Blast big bass bonanza pragmatic play] while playing with minimal stakes?|Is a large jackpot possible on a small budget?|Can low-stakes players hit huge wins?}}&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;A: {{While {{it is statistically possible|the possibility exists|there is a theoretical chance}} to win {{significant amounts|large sums|big prizes}}, your {{total payout will always be a multiple|winnings are directly proportional|return is scaled based}} to your {{original wager|initial bet|starting stake}}. {{For example, a {{1,000x win|thousand-fold multiplier|huge hit}} on a {{10-cent bet|minimal wager|small stake}} is $100, which is {{fantastic relative to the risk|a great return for the budget|an excellent outcome for low-stakes}}, but it {{won't match the dollar value|is far below the cash amount|doesn't equal the total sum}} of a {{high-roller win|large-bet payout|max-stake jackpot}}.}}&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;Q: {{Why is volatility more important than RTP for budget players?|Is variance more critical than payout percentage for small stakes?|Why should I care more about volatility when my budget is tight?}}&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;A: {{Volatility is {{arguably more critical|often considered more important|frequently the deciding factor}} because it {{determines the survival of your bankroll|governs how long your funds will last|controls the short-term flow of cash}}. {{A high RTP game with high volatility {{can still bankrupt a small account|might still drain a modest balance|could easily exhaust a tight budget}} before the {{payout cycle finally triggers|statistical average is reached|big win occurs}}, whereas {{low volatility ensures you get steady returns|low variance provides the regular hits|stable games give you the frequent payouts}} needed to {{stay active|keep spinning|remain in the game}}.}}&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;Q: {{How can I manage my bankroll effectively with only $10 or $20?|What is the best way to handle a $10 deposit?|Any tips for managing a very small casino balance?}}&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;A: {{The {{golden rule|most important tip|primary strategy}} is to {{never wager more than 1-2%|limit each spin to 1%|keep your bets below 2%}} of your {{total balance per spin|current bankroll per round|available funds for each play}}. {{With a $20 budget, {{this means sticking to 20-cent spins|you should focus on $0.20 wagers|aim for bets around twenty cents}}, which {{gives you at least 100 rounds|provides a minimum of 100 opportunities|ensures you have 100 chances}} to {{trigger a bonus|hit a winning streak|experience the game features}} and {{potentially grow your funds|possibly increase your balance|hopefully build your account}}.}}&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;Q: {{Are mobile slots better for budget playing than desktop versions?|Is there a difference between mobile and desktop for low-stakes play?|Should budget players use their phones or computers?}}&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;A: {{Mathematically, the {{odds and mechanics are identical|game engine remains the same|RTP and volatility are unchanged}} regardless of the {{device you use|platform you choose|hardware you play on}}. {{However, {{mobile gaming {{often provides a better interface|can offer a more streamlined experience|frequently features a simpler layout}} for {{quick, low-stakes sessions|playing on the go|brief budget play}}, and some {{casinos offer exclusive mobile bonuses|platforms provide specific app 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Moongirl https://www.agrakos.wiki/index.php?title=Wiki:Spike&diff=14710 2026-08-06T04:04:38Z

<p>Moongirl: </p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Spikehead.jpg|200px|thumb|left|What remains of Aracely93J]]<br /> {{Spike}}<br /> '''ABANDON HOPE ALL YE WHO TREAD PAST YONDER HORIZONTAL RULE'''<br /> ----<br /> &lt;br&gt;Every gambler exploring virtual betting platforms eventually encounters the identical challenge: how to participate in the games without exhausting their bankroll. Identifying the Best Slots to Play with Small Budget remains a critical component for casual players who prioritize longevity over high-risk gambles. By understanding technical parameters, anyone can turn a small sum into a long and engaging session.&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;The current market has evolved significantly lately, opening new doors for budget-conscious players. This guide aims to close the distance between statistical theory and real-world results, allowing you to extract peak performance from every individual wager.&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;Technical Features of Minimum Bet Casino Games&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;{{To {{successfully navigate|effectively master|properly understand}} the {{complexities of|intricacies within|math behind}} the Best Slots to Play with Small Budget, {{one must first grasp|it is essential to comprehend|players need to recognize}} the {{significance of Return to Player (RTP)|importance of the payout percentage|role of the statistical return}}. | {{RTP is a {{theoretical figure|mathematical projection|statistical estimate}} that {{indicates how much a game pays back|reveals the long-term payout potential|denotes the average return}} over {{millions of simulated spins|an infinite number of rounds|a massive sample size}}.}} {{For {{budget-conscious individuals|players on a tight schedule|users with limited funds}}, {{targeting games with an RTP of 96% or higher|focusing on titles exceeding 96% return|selecting machines with high payout ratios}} is {{a non-negotiable requirement|a vital strategic move|an absolute necessity}} {{to ensure bankroll longevity|to stay in the game longer|to minimize the house edge}}.}}&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;{{Another {{critical parameter|essential metric|key factor}} is {{volatility|variance|the risk profile}}, which {{determines the frequency and size of payouts|controls the rhythm of winning cycles|governs how often prizes are distributed}}. | {{Low volatility games|Low variance machines|Stable payout titles}} are {{perfectly suited for|the ideal choice for|highly recommended for}} {{small bankrolls|limited budgets|minimal deposits}} because they {{deliver small, frequent wins|provide consistent modest payouts|offer regular prize intervals}} that {{keep the balance stable|prevent rapid depletion|sustain the playing session}}.}} {{In contrast, {{high volatility slots|high-variance games|volatile machines}} {{can be extremely dangerous|are often risky|pose a significant threat}} for {{budget players|those with small amounts|low-stakes users}} because they {{feature long dry spells|can go many spins without a win|often have extended periods of zero returns}} that {{can quickly wipe out|frequently drain|might suddenly exhaust}} a {{modest account balance|small starting sum|limited fund pool}}.}}&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;{{Furthermore, {{understanding payline structures|analyzing the betting grid|looking at the line configuration}} {{is vital when playing with minimal stakes|is a key part of budget gaming|remains important for low-limit play}}. | {{Some modern slots {{allow you to adjust|let you customize|permit you to modify}} the {{number of active lines|total paylines|betting paths}}, which {{directly impacts|has a major influence on|effectively changes}} the {{minimum bet per spin|cost of each round|total wagering requirement}}.}} {{By {{selecting games with flexible betting options|choosing titles that offer adjustable stakes|opting for machines with granular control}}, you can {{fine-tune your experience|tailor the gameplay|optimize your session}} to {{match your exact financial comfort level|fit your specific budget constraints|align with your monetary limits}}.}}&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;{{How to Choose the Best Slots for Small Deposits|Strategies for Maximizing Value with Minimal Stakes|Practical Tips for Playing Slots on a Tight Budget}}&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;{{When {{searching for the|looking for the|trying to find the}} Best Slots to Play with Small Budget, {{your first step|the initial action|the primary goal}} {{should be to identify|is to locate|must be finding}} {{titles from reputable developers|games created by established studios|software from trusted providers}} known for {{fair play and high RTP|transparency and solid returns|balanced mechanics}}. | {{Developers like {{NetEnt, Microgaming, and Play’n GO|top-tier software houses|industry-leading creators}} {{frequently produce|often release|consistently launch}} games that {{accommodate low-stakes players|support minimum bets|cater to budget audiences}} while {{maintaining high-quality graphics|preserving excellent production values|offering premium visual effects}}.}} {{Always {{inspect the help screen|check the information menu|read the game rules}} {{to verify the official RTP|to confirm the payout settings|to see the technical specs}} {{before you start betting|prior to initiating play|ahead of your first spin}}.}}&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;{{Another {{effective tactic|proven method|useful strategy}} for {{maximizing a small budget|getting more from less|optimizing limited funds}} is {{taking full advantage of|leveraging|utilizing}} {{casino bonuses and free spins|promotional offers|incentive programs}}. | {{Many {{operators|gaming sites|online platforms}} {{provide welcome packages|offer sign-up rewards|grant initial bonuses}} that {{can double or triple|can significantly increase|have the potential to boost}} your {{starting capital|initial deposit|opening balance}}.}} {{However, {{always read the wagering requirements|be sure to check the terms and conditions|carefully review the fine print}} to {{ensure the bonus is actually beneficial|verify the value of the offer|avoid unrealistic playthrough demands}} {{for low-stakes play|for [https://www.faq.sectionsanywhere.com/239129/getting-started-with-top-payout-big-bass-blast-sites casino welcome bonus] budget-minded users|for small-deposit players}}.}}&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;{{Managing your {{betting speed|gameplay tempo|session pace}} is {{an often-overlooked aspect|a frequently ignored part|a vital but forgotten element}} of {{successful budget gaming|prolonging a session|smart gambling}}. | {{By {{slowing down your spins|taking your time between rounds|avoiding the 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<p>Moongirl: </p> <hr /> <div>{{huwarn|<br /> <br /> '''This place is not a place of honor.'''<br /> <br /> '''No highly esteemed deed is commemmorated here.'''<br /> <br /> '''Nothing valued is here.'''<br /> ----<br /> On Aug 5, 2026, it was discovered that approximately 5763 users had overrun the wiki, silently creating an estimated 10,734 pages. Automated tools were able to find most of these, but for due diligence, Moongirl opted to check the list of created pages by hand.<br /> <br /> Only one spam page remained, published by the malicious bot &quot;Aracely93J&quot; under the title &quot;Overview Of Best Slots For Small Bankrolls.&quot; You are looking at a preserved copy of it now.<br /> <br /> Proceed with caution: it is unknown what dangers lurk here. We leave it as a warning to all future site maintainers to be ever vigilant, and as a head on a spike towards all spammers: we '''will''' find you, and what mercy you receive on that day will be only from the hands of your god.}}</div>

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<p>Moongirl: </p> <hr /> <div>{{huwarn|<br /> <br /> '''This place is not a place of honor.'''<br /> <br /> '''No highly esteemed deed is commemmorated here.'''<br /> <br /> '''Nothing valued is here.'''<br /> ----<br /> [[File:Spikehead.jpg|200px|thumb|left|What remains of Aracely93J]]<br /> ----<br /> On Aug 5, 2026, it was discovered that approximately 5763 users had overrun the wiki, silently creating an estimated 10,734 pages. Automated tools were able to find most of these, but for due diligence, Moongirl opted to check the list of created pages by hand.<br /> <br /> Only one spam page remained, published by the malicious bot &quot;Aracely93J&quot; under the title &quot;Overview Of Best Slots For Small Bankrolls.&quot; You are looking at a preserved copy of it now.<br /> <br /> Proceed with caution: it is unknown what dangers lurk here. We leave it as a warning to all future site maintainers to be ever vigilant, and as a head on a spike towards all spammers: we '''will''' find you, and what mercy you receive on that day will be only from the hands of your god.}}</div>

Moongirl https://www.agrakos.wiki/index.php?title=Template:Spike&diff=14707 2026-08-06T03:59:31Z

<p>Moongirl: </p> <hr /> <div>{{huwarn|<br /> <br /> '''This place is not a place of honor.'''<br /> <br /> '''No highly esteemed deed is commemmorated here.'''<br /> <br /> '''Nothing valued is here.'''<br /> ----<br /> [[File:Spikehead.png|200px|thumb|left|What remains of Aracely93J]]<br /> ----<br /> On Aug 5, 2026, it was discovered that approximately 5763 users had overrun the wiki, silently creating an estimated 10,734 pages. Automated tools were able to find most of these, but for due diligence, Moongirl opted to check the list of created pages by hand.<br /> <br /> Only one spam page remained, published by the malicious bot &quot;Aracely93J&quot; under the title &quot;Overview Of Best Slots For Small Bankrolls.&quot; You are looking at a preserved copy of it now.<br /> <br /> Proceed with caution: it is unknown what dangers lurk here. We leave it as a warning to all future site maintainers to be ever vigilant, and as a head on a spike towards all spammers: we '''will''' find you, and what mercy you receive on that day will be only from the hands of your god.}}</div>

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<p>Moongirl: By Rex Whistler - https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2013/aug/25/rex-whistler-british-artist-exhibition, Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=52830434</p> <hr /> <div>== Summary ==<br /> By Rex Whistler - https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2013/aug/25/rex-whistler-british-artist-exhibition, Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=52830434</div>

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<p>Moongirl: /* Rules */</p> <hr /> <div>Welcome to the Agrakos Wiki!<br /> <br /> Consult the [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents User's Guide] for information on using the wiki. And remember; there are no bad articles, only articles that [[User:Moongirl|Moongirl]] will come by and reformat later.<br /> <br /> If you're new here, check out this page's Talk Page; you can probably get to it by clicking &quot;Discussion.&quot;<br /> <br /> == Rules ==<br /> * Be civil.<br /> * Anyone can write any article at any time. Period.<br /> ** OBVIOUSLY that does not go for spammers/scammers/phishers/off-topic pages of any kind.<br /> ** If you see a red link, it means either the link points to the wrong place or the page doesn't exist. If it doesn't exist, it's yours for the taking!<br /> * If it's broke and you know how to fix it, fix it. Double Period.<br /> ** If you don't know how to fix it, [[User Talk:Moongirl|tell Moongirl]].<br /> * [[User Talk:Moongirl|Ask Moongirl]] for help if you need it.<br /> * Please make an account if you don't have one. It's very easy; you don't even need an email.<br /> ** Make an in-character account, if you can; pick anyone you feel like writing as. Just for fun.<br /> *** Specify your character's full name in the full name slot, but feel free to give them a fun nickname. [[Cloëdig Drws|Cloëdig's]] is &quot;Moongirl.&quot;<br /> * Don't make me expand on this list.<br /> ** I have been forced to expand it one (1) time, by several thousand robots. [[Wiki:Spike|We put the last survivor's head on a spike.]]<br /> <br /> == Miscellaneous useful info ==<br /> * [[Wiki:Huboxes|A list of '''Huboxes''', useful tags for adding metadata to a page.]]<br /> * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:Wikitext Help for Wikitext, the formatting language used here.]<br /> * [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ.]<br /> * [[Special:Watchlist|A link to your watched articles list.]]</div>

Moongirl https://www.agrakos.wiki/index.php?title=Wiki:Spike&diff=14704 2026-08-06T03:41:00Z

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Moongirl https://www.agrakos.wiki/index.php?title=Template:Spike&diff=14703 2026-08-06T03:40:22Z

<p>Moongirl: </p> <hr /> <div>{{huwarn|<br /> <br /> '''This place is not a place of honor.'''<br /> <br /> '''No highly esteemed deed is commemmorated here.'''<br /> <br /> '''Nothing valued is here.'''<br /> ----<br /> On Aug 5, 2026, it was discovered that approximately 5763 users had overrun the wiki, silently creating an estimated 10,734 pages. Automated tools were able to find most of these, but for due diligence, Moongirl opted to check the list of created pages by hand.<br /> <br /> Only one spam page remained, published by the malicious bot &quot;Aracely93J&quot; under the title &quot;Overview Of Best Slots For Small Bankrolls.&quot; You are looking at a preserved copy of it now.<br /> <br /> Proceed with caution: it is unknown what dangers lurk here. We leave it as a warning to all future site maintainers to be ever vigilant, and as a head on a spike towards all spammers: we '''will''' find you, and what mercy you receive on that day will be only from the hands of your god.}}</div>

Moongirl https://www.agrakos.wiki/index.php?title=Template:Spike&diff=14701 2026-08-06T03:27:06Z

<p>Moongirl: Created page with &quot;{{huwarn| &#039;&#039;&#039;This place is not a place of honor.&#039;&#039;&#039; &#039;&#039;&#039;No highly esteemed deed is commemmorated here.&#039;&#039;&#039; &#039;&#039;&#039;Nothing valued is here.&#039;&#039;&#039; ---- On Aug 5, 2026, it was discovered that approximately 5763 users had overrun the wiki, silently creating an estimated 10,734 pages. Automated tools were able to find most of these, but for due diligence, Moongirl opted to check the list of created pages by hand. Only one spam page remained. You are looking at it now. Proceed with...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>{{huwarn|<br /> <br /> '''This place is not a place of honor.'''<br /> <br /> '''No highly esteemed deed is commemmorated here.'''<br /> <br /> '''Nothing valued is here.'''<br /> ----<br /> On Aug 5, 2026, it was discovered that approximately 5763 users had overrun the wiki, silently creating an estimated 10,734 pages. Automated tools were able to find most of these, but for due diligence, Moongirl opted to check the list of created pages by hand.<br /> <br /> Only one spam page remained. You are looking at it now.<br /> <br /> Proceed with caution: it is unknown what dangers lurk here. We leave it as a warning to all future site maintainers to be ever vigilant, and as a head on a spike towards all spammers: we '''will''' find you, and what mercy you receive on that day will be only from the hands of your god.}}</div>

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<p>Moongirl: /* Personal Sandbox */</p> <hr /> <div>This be the user page of [[Cloëdig Drws]]. <br /> <br /> L+C &lt;3<br /> <br /> = Personal Sandbox =<br /> <br /> {{claim|Moongirl}}<br /> <br /> [[Image:MukasaFlag.png|thumb|300px|The Flag of the Mukasa Peoples]]<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |+ I &lt;3 Moongirl!<br /> |-<br /> ! Reasons I &lt;3 Moongirl<br /> ! Reasons U &lt;3 Moongirl<br /> |-<br /> | Girl kisser<br /> | luvR of moooooons!<br /> |-<br /> | 2 kool 4 skool<br /> | Girlz Girl<br /> |}<br /> <br /> {{hgroup|15px}}<br /> {{jilako|15px}}<br /> ji&lt;br&gt;<br /> '&lt;br&gt;<br /> la&lt;br&gt;<br /> ko&lt;br&gt;<br /> {{end}}<br /> <br /> {{jilako|15px}}<br /> sa&lt;br&gt;<br /> na<br /> &lt;/div&gt;<br /> {{end}}<br /> {{end}}<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> {{jilako|15px}}<br /> sa&lt;br&gt;<br /> ki<br /> &lt;/div&gt;<br /> {{end}}</div>

Moongirl https://www.agrakos.wiki/index.php?title=Talk:Mukasa_Peoples&diff=467 2026-03-23T05:17:10Z

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Moongirl https://www.agrakos.wiki/index.php?title=Clo%C3%ABdig_Drws&diff=466 2026-03-22T21:14:19Z

<p>Moongirl: /* Description */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Claim|Moongirl}}<br /> {{Activepc}}<br /> <br /> = Description =<br /> <br /> Cloëdig Drws (pronounced CLOY-dig DROOS) is a Vulpine [[Erilgari]], born on the [[List of Holidays|Festival of the Moon's Dreams]], between the first and second months of winter in the year 1977 ANC. She stands tall, as most Erilgari do, but with a leaner and frailer build than most. She hails from a town in the mountains of Northern [[Erilgar]] called [[Cawell]], located equidistant between [[Berg]], [[Hinterosh]], and [[Qalosh]].<br /> <br /> = Appearance =<br /> <br /> * Head:<br /> ** Rounded and soft, but with a slightly sharpened facial structure giving the impression of gauntness when viewed from the front or side. Her head fur is mostly dark, but with a thin highlight running down her snout and an awkward patch of light fur on the left side of her head and face.<br /> ** Ears are often raised in a “ready” position, and tend to anxiously flit about in response to sound. Tufts of lighter hair in the inside of the ears cause them to stand out from the rest of the head.<br /> ** Her left eye is orange, but her right eye is an iridescent light cyan color, matching the Balai scarring which radiates outwards from it in a pattern reminiscent of electrical arcs.<br /> * Torso:<br /> ** Covered almost entirely in dark fur, with a highlight running down the middle portion of her spine, growing wider in the middle but tapering off at both ends. Built somewhat leaner than most, with little muscle mass and even less fat.<br /> * Legs, Arms:<br /> ** Dark, but foot- and hand-paws are both covered in the lighter highlight fur, resembling mittens. Her right arm is covered in branching Balai scarring, radiating upwards from her paw and stopping just short of the shoulder. The fur is permanently burnt and misshapen in the scarred areas.<br /> * Tail:<br /> ** Dark, with a tuft of lighter fur on the end. Wags infrequently.<br /> * Clothing:<br /> ** Loose-fitting cloths, optimized for comfort and fastened with belts and straps where necessary. Often dyed a deep crimson or purple.<br /> <br /> === Personality, Presence ===<br /> <br /> Cloëdig lacks the physical bulk to take up space in a room, but her dramatic scarring and deliberate way of moving and speaking do this amply enough for her. She carries herself as if every bone and ligament were a valuable piece of scaffolding responsible for holding her off the ground, and when she moves it is as if the scaffolding is being arranged, strung out, and reconstructed in real time.<br /> <br /> She is a remarkably still person, which unsettles some and comforts others. Her external appearance is one of carefully curated calm, designed by her to contradict the violent nature of her scarring. If she must run, or otherwise move her body quickly, she can, but she will be uncomfortable and run out of breath if the movement is sustained. During these moments, as well as any recovery periods afterwards, the facade of calm falls away, and she moves and acts like a hunted animal, hair on end, thin muscles snapping to and fro.<br /> <br /> Her voice is low and even, with a slight rasp to it suggesting damage to the vocal cords. She is the type to spend a long time choosing her words, which means she alternates rapidly between seeming eloquent, dim-witted, or mute. When she does speak, she does so with a lilting accent, stressing vocal sounds and sliding dramatically in pitch. She does not yell in battle, though she may cry afterwards.<br /> <br /> She can seem guarded, drawing a veil around herself with her body language and words. Her approach to many social interactions is stealth; the less they can remember about you after meeting you, the better. When the veil comes down, however, she is nothing but motherly and emotionally fragile. She feels a deep, spiritual need to care for everyone she becomes close to, a trait especially visible in unguarded conversation.<br /> <br /> = Life and Times =<br /> <br /> === Anomalous Birth ===<br /> <br /> Cloëdig Drws was born to [[Addfwyn Drws]] during a total solar eclipse with an umbilical cord wrapped around her neck. The father, [[Llym Drws]], was absent, and had been absent since two weeks after Cloëdig’s conception. The story of Addfwyn and Llym is one for another time, but suffice it to say that Llym was never really capable of love.<br /> <br /> Of immediate concern following the removal of the umbilical noose was the scarring. Bright cyan [[Balai's Curse|Balai scarring]] branched across Cloëdig’s right eye and arm, despite the fact that the child had barely even been born, let alone had time to cast magic. Despite all this, Cloëdig did not cry, and stayed not-crying for quite some time.<br /> <br /> === Early Childhood ===<br /> <br /> Following Cloëdig’s birth, her paternal grandfather, [[Tynged Drws]], took a leave of absence from his work in the [[Delore]] Library to move up to Erilgar and help raise her for the first few months. She had an odd habit of remaining calm and placid during the day, but becoming distressed bordering on colic during the night.<br /> <br /> During those first few months, Addfwyn received frequent visits from priests and priestesses of various faiths, from light, dark, and shadow, all claiming that Cloëdig belonged with them. This distressed Addfwyn a great deal, as, following the solar eclipse, her daughter was aspected to everything in some ways, and in other ways, to nothing.<br /> <br /> In the end, Addfwyn, herself aspected to light and devout in the local church of light, started bringing Cloëdig to church with her, though Cloëdig herself never felt quite at home. When she grew older, she began singing with her mother in the choir, and that at least gave her something to do in church to avoid thinking about the eyes on her.<br /> <br /> &lt;blockquote&gt;<br /> My choir robes arrived today. Mama says I look pretty in them, but the yellow color doesn’t look good on my scars. I don’t sing pretty either, but everyone says I do.<br /> <br /> That priest keeps looking at me funny, too. He talked about “finding a home in the church” today, and I didn’t know what he meant. He kept looking at me like he wanted me to say something.<br /> &lt;/blockquote&gt;<br /> <br /> === Late Childhood ===<br /> <br /> As Cloëdig entered her tweens and teens, she began withdrawing from the church choir, remaining in the church only to appease her mother and choosing instead to help tend the communal gardens. It’s later during this time that she began experiencing visions, and receiving the first of her magic, though she kept these mostly hidden – especially the visions – out of fear of appearing more abnormal than she already was. She attended some schooling, which helped her hone her magic, though the source of it in the absence of a clear aspect was a mystery to all, including her.<br /> <br /> Cloëdig also began exchanging letters with Tynged, who was now too old to make frequent visits to Erilgar. It was only in him she confided; she had a great amount of love for her mother, but was too close to her to really speak to her like she could with Tynged.<br /> <br /> &lt;blockquote&gt;<br /> I had another vision tonight, just like the other ones. She and I, floating in the rocks, and the sun, the stupid blinding sun. I couldn’t see her. But I think I heard her murmuring this time…I can’t remember. It slips away like dreams do. That sense of longing though, of something lost…that sticks.<br /> <br /> You’re sure nothing in your libraries speaks of her? No goddesses of eclipses, or of sadness? I’m beginning to fear that she’s not even real; then again, she’s real to me. Perhaps you’re right, and it doesn’t really matter … perhaps, but I’m not convinced quite yet.<br /> &lt;/blockquote&gt;<br /> <br /> === Leaving Erilgar ===<br /> <br /> At the age of 19, Cloëdig, with the motheringly reluctant blessing of Addfwyn, journeyed to Delore to study under Tynged in his house (located in the absolute southeast of the Cliff Quarter). There she spent five years sorting books, reading whatever tomes on magic or the moon Tynged could snag for her, and being paid a tiny wage under the table.<br /> <br /> &lt;blockquote&gt;<br /> Pa got me another book today, a tome on the Lunarians. Thinks I might find something of use in there. I’ve already checked all the Lunarians, and none of them feel like her; still, I won’t turn down a book.<br /> <br /> He says he stole it from the aisles, but it’s got his signature Khender-smell on it. Cute how he thinks I don’t know, smoking outside the back and everything. I suspect this book is his, or if he’s stolen it, he’s had it for a long time.<br /> &lt;/blockquote&gt;<br /> <br /> A few weeks before Cloëdig’s 24th birthday, Tynged disappeared without a trace, leaving Cloëdig without income, and no real means to seek a job in the Library, since she never officially worked there. The only evidence she ever found of his departure was a forced lock on the door. Tynged left her his life savings and estate, which have been sustaining Cloëdig on a meager lifestyle for some time but are gradually draining.<br /> <br /> &lt;blockquote&gt;<br /> I finally worked up the nerve to go into his old bedroom today and tidy up a bit this evening. Of course, I found his pipe and favorite greenery. I’m not sure why, but I took some out back and lit it. It tasted like fire and ash, and I nearly coughed it up; but, it also tasted like Tynged.<br /> <br /> Had a good, long look at the stars and moon after that. Seemed like they were dancing. I made sure to put the Khender back in a safe place.<br /> &lt;/blockquote&gt;<br /> <br /> === Involvement with the Society of Broken Bounds ===<br /> <br /> Soon after Tynged’s disappearance, she joined the [[Society of Broken Bounds]]. She was tapped by fellow Breakers who knew Tynged, and slightly accelerated through the recruitment process into third degree along with [[Baki]] and [[Edn Amareil|a certain bird]].<br /> <br /> = Lluead =<br /> <br /> Cloëdig receives magic from a patron: [[Lluead]]. She bound Cloëdig to her service during the solar eclipse, when the light of the sun behind her gave her shattered corpse enough strength to reach out and affect one person.<br /> <br /> As Cloëdig receives magic, she also receives visions in her dreams. They are usually somewhat consistent, with the same few elements:<br /> * A shattered field of moon rocks floating in space<br /> * The sun, frequently making everything viewed in front of it an indistinguishable silhouette<br /> * A feminine presence<br /> * A sense of yearning<br /> As Cloëdig aged, the visions became more clear, revealing a female silhouette (features imperceptible, due to the sun), and, eventually, a murmuring voice, though her words were initially unclear.<br /> <br /> Additionally, Lluead will occasionally take a hit for Cloëdig in her stead. Should Cloëdig be struck but defended by Lluead, the flesh will part, but close behind the blade, and Cloëdig will feel no pain. However, Cloëdig will &lt;i&gt;hear&lt;/i&gt; the pain, as a mental sensation, since it will cause pain to Lluead.</div>

Moongirl https://www.agrakos.wiki/index.php?title=Mukasa_Peoples&diff=465 2026-03-22T21:13:40Z

<p>Moongirl: /* The Modern Day */</p> <hr /> <div>{{WIP}}<br /> {{Claim|Moongirl}}<br /> <br /> [[Image:MukasaFlag.png|thumb|300px|The Flag of the Mukasa Peoples, as it was drafted on the Day of Blood during the Expansion War]]<br /> <br /> The '''Mukasa Peoples''', also known as the '''Whalefall Eleen''', are a lineage based exclusively within the [[Salt Desert]]. They are descended from [[Eleen]] who crash-landed there around -6000 ANC, and discovered eternally-bleeding [[Anarai]] corpses around which they formed a society.<br /> <br /> = History =<br /> <br /> === The Dark Times ===<br /> ''(approx. -6000 to -4000 ANC)''<br /> <br /> === The First ''Ge'jai Sana'' and the first ''Sana'xa'' ===<br /> ''(approx. -4000 to -3900 ANC)''<br /> <br /> === The First ''Je'faokă'' ===<br /> ''(approx. -3900 to -1000 ANC)''<br /> <br /> === The Expansion War, and the Formation of the ''Asio'faokă'' ===<br /> ''(-974 ANC)''<br /> <br /> === The Great Unveiling ===<br /> ''(-974 ANC to 1000 ANC)''<br /> <br /> === The Modern Day ===<br /> ''(1000 ANC to present)''<br /> <br /> = Mythology =<br /> <br /> = Government =<br /> <br /> = The sacred art of ''Fao'visa'' =<br /> <br /> = The ''Ji'lako'' language =<br /> <br /> ''(Main article: [[Ji'lako]])''<br /> <br /> The language of the Mukasa peoples is known as ''Ji'lako'' (lit. Sand Language), and is also sometimes referred to as ''Ji'laka'' (fig. Way of the Sand) when evoking patriotism. It was developed completely in isolation, and so is not mutually intelligible with anything.<br /> <br /> Ji'lako is a source of patriotic pride for many Mukasa people, being uniquely theirs. Learning a second language is often seen as diplomacy, which is ill-respected work, or abandoning the culture entirely, which is punishable by death.</div>

Moongirl https://www.agrakos.wiki/index.php?title=Mukasa_Peoples&diff=464 2026-03-22T21:13:28Z

<p>Moongirl: /* The Great Unveiling */</p> <hr /> <div>{{WIP}}<br /> {{Claim|Moongirl}}<br /> <br /> [[Image:MukasaFlag.png|thumb|300px|The Flag of the Mukasa Peoples, as it was drafted on the Day of Blood during the Expansion War]]<br /> <br /> The '''Mukasa Peoples''', also known as the '''Whalefall Eleen''', are a lineage based exclusively within the [[Salt Desert]]. They are descended from [[Eleen]] who crash-landed there around -6000 ANC, and discovered eternally-bleeding [[Anarai]] corpses around which they formed a society.<br /> <br /> = History =<br /> <br /> === The Dark Times ===<br /> ''(approx. -6000 to -4000 ANC)''<br /> <br /> === The First ''Ge'jai Sana'' and the first ''Sana'xa'' ===<br /> ''(approx. -4000 to -3900 ANC)''<br /> <br /> === The First ''Je'faokă'' ===<br /> ''(approx. -3900 to -1000 ANC)''<br /> <br /> === The Expansion War, and the Formation of the ''Asio'faokă'' ===<br /> ''(-974 ANC)''<br /> <br /> === The Great Unveiling ===<br /> ''(-974 ANC to 1000 ANC)''<br /> <br /> === The Modern Day ===<br /> <br /> = Mythology =<br /> <br /> = Government =<br /> <br /> = The sacred art of ''Fao'visa'' =<br /> <br /> = The ''Ji'lako'' language =<br /> <br /> ''(Main article: [[Ji'lako]])''<br /> <br /> The language of the Mukasa peoples is known as ''Ji'lako'' (lit. Sand Language), and is also sometimes referred to as ''Ji'laka'' (fig. Way of the Sand) when evoking patriotism. It was developed completely in isolation, and so is not mutually intelligible with anything.<br /> <br /> Ji'lako is a source of patriotic pride for many Mukasa people, being uniquely theirs. Learning a second language is often seen as diplomacy, which is ill-respected work, or abandoning the culture entirely, which is punishable by death.</div>

Moongirl https://www.agrakos.wiki/index.php?title=Mukasa_Peoples&diff=463 2026-03-22T21:13:21Z

<p>Moongirl: /* The Expansion War, and the Formation of the Asio&#039;faokă */</p> <hr /> <div>{{WIP}}<br /> {{Claim|Moongirl}}<br /> <br /> [[Image:MukasaFlag.png|thumb|300px|The Flag of the Mukasa Peoples, as it was drafted on the Day of Blood during the Expansion War]]<br /> <br /> The '''Mukasa Peoples''', also known as the '''Whalefall Eleen''', are a lineage based exclusively within the [[Salt Desert]]. They are descended from [[Eleen]] who crash-landed there around -6000 ANC, and discovered eternally-bleeding [[Anarai]] corpses around which they formed a society.<br /> <br /> = History =<br /> <br /> === The Dark Times ===<br /> ''(approx. -6000 to -4000 ANC)''<br /> <br /> === The First ''Ge'jai Sana'' and the first ''Sana'xa'' ===<br /> ''(approx. -4000 to -3900 ANC)''<br /> <br /> === The First ''Je'faokă'' ===<br /> ''(approx. -3900 to -1000 ANC)''<br /> <br /> === The Expansion War, and the Formation of the ''Asio'faokă'' ===<br /> ''(-974 ANC)''<br /> <br /> === The Great Unveiling ===<br /> (-974 ANC to 1000 ANC)<br /> <br /> === The Modern Day ===<br /> <br /> = Mythology =<br /> <br /> = Government =<br /> <br /> = The sacred art of ''Fao'visa'' =<br /> <br /> = The ''Ji'lako'' language =<br /> <br /> ''(Main article: [[Ji'lako]])''<br /> <br /> The language of the Mukasa peoples is known as ''Ji'lako'' (lit. Sand Language), and is also sometimes referred to as ''Ji'laka'' (fig. Way of the Sand) when evoking patriotism. It was developed completely in isolation, and so is not mutually intelligible with anything.<br /> <br /> Ji'lako is a source of patriotic pride for many Mukasa people, being uniquely theirs. Learning a second language is often seen as diplomacy, which is ill-respected work, or abandoning the culture entirely, which is punishable by death.</div>

Moongirl https://www.agrakos.wiki/index.php?title=Mukasa_Peoples&diff=462 2026-03-22T21:13:11Z

<p>Moongirl: /* The Great Unveiling */</p> <hr /> <div>{{WIP}}<br /> {{Claim|Moongirl}}<br /> <br /> [[Image:MukasaFlag.png|thumb|300px|The Flag of the Mukasa Peoples, as it was drafted on the Day of Blood during the Expansion War]]<br /> <br /> The '''Mukasa Peoples''', also known as the '''Whalefall Eleen''', are a lineage based exclusively within the [[Salt Desert]]. They are descended from [[Eleen]] who crash-landed there around -6000 ANC, and discovered eternally-bleeding [[Anarai]] corpses around which they formed a society.<br /> <br /> = History =<br /> <br /> === The Dark Times ===<br /> ''(approx. -6000 to -4000 ANC)''<br /> <br /> === The First ''Ge'jai Sana'' and the first ''Sana'xa'' ===<br /> ''(approx. -4000 to -3900 ANC)''<br /> <br /> === The First ''Je'faokă'' ===<br /> ''(approx. -3900 to -1000 ANC)''<br /> <br /> === The Expansion War, and the Formation of the ''Asio'faokă'' ===<br /> (-974 ANC)<br /> <br /> === The Great Unveiling ===<br /> (-974 ANC to 1000 ANC)<br /> <br /> === The Modern Day ===<br /> <br /> = Mythology =<br /> <br /> = Government =<br /> <br /> = The sacred art of ''Fao'visa'' =<br /> <br /> = The ''Ji'lako'' language =<br /> <br /> ''(Main article: [[Ji'lako]])''<br /> <br /> The language of the Mukasa peoples is known as ''Ji'lako'' (lit. Sand Language), and is also sometimes referred to as ''Ji'laka'' (fig. Way of the Sand) when evoking patriotism. It was developed completely in isolation, and so is not mutually intelligible with anything.<br /> <br /> Ji'lako is a source of patriotic pride for many Mukasa people, being uniquely theirs. Learning a second language is often seen as diplomacy, which is ill-respected work, or abandoning the culture entirely, which is punishable by death.</div>

Moongirl https://www.agrakos.wiki/index.php?title=Mukasa_Peoples&diff=461 2026-03-22T21:12:24Z

<p>Moongirl: /* The Expansion War, and the Formation of the Asio&#039;faokă */</p> <hr /> <div>{{WIP}}<br /> {{Claim|Moongirl}}<br /> <br /> [[Image:MukasaFlag.png|thumb|300px|The Flag of the Mukasa Peoples, as it was drafted on the Day of Blood during the Expansion War]]<br /> <br /> The '''Mukasa Peoples''', also known as the '''Whalefall Eleen''', are a lineage based exclusively within the [[Salt Desert]]. They are descended from [[Eleen]] who crash-landed there around -6000 ANC, and discovered eternally-bleeding [[Anarai]] corpses around which they formed a society.<br /> <br /> = History =<br /> <br /> === The Dark Times ===<br /> ''(approx. -6000 to -4000 ANC)''<br /> <br /> === The First ''Ge'jai Sana'' and the first ''Sana'xa'' ===<br /> ''(approx. -4000 to -3900 ANC)''<br /> <br /> === The First ''Je'faokă'' ===<br /> ''(approx. -3900 to -1000 ANC)''<br /> <br /> === The Expansion War, and the Formation of the ''Asio'faokă'' ===<br /> (-974 ANC)<br /> <br /> === The Great Unveiling ===<br /> <br /> === The Modern Day ===<br /> <br /> = Mythology =<br /> <br /> = Government =<br /> <br /> = The sacred art of ''Fao'visa'' =<br /> <br /> = The ''Ji'lako'' language =<br /> <br /> ''(Main article: [[Ji'lako]])''<br /> <br /> The language of the Mukasa peoples is known as ''Ji'lako'' (lit. Sand Language), and is also sometimes referred to as ''Ji'laka'' (fig. Way of the Sand) when evoking patriotism. It was developed completely in isolation, and so is not mutually intelligible with anything.<br /> <br /> Ji'lako is a source of patriotic pride for many Mukasa people, being uniquely theirs. Learning a second language is often seen as diplomacy, which is ill-respected work, or abandoning the culture entirely, which is punishable by death.</div>

Moongirl https://www.agrakos.wiki/index.php?title=Mukasa_Peoples&diff=460 2026-03-22T21:12:13Z

<p>Moongirl: /* The First Je&#039;faokă */</p> <hr /> <div>{{WIP}}<br /> {{Claim|Moongirl}}<br /> <br /> [[Image:MukasaFlag.png|thumb|300px|The Flag of the Mukasa Peoples, as it was drafted on the Day of Blood during the Expansion War]]<br /> <br /> The '''Mukasa Peoples''', also known as the '''Whalefall Eleen''', are a lineage based exclusively within the [[Salt Desert]]. They are descended from [[Eleen]] who crash-landed there around -6000 ANC, and discovered eternally-bleeding [[Anarai]] corpses around which they formed a society.<br /> <br /> = History =<br /> <br /> === The Dark Times ===<br /> ''(approx. -6000 to -4000 ANC)''<br /> <br /> === The First ''Ge'jai Sana'' and the first ''Sana'xa'' ===<br /> ''(approx. -4000 to -3900 ANC)''<br /> <br /> === The First ''Je'faokă'' ===<br /> ''(approx. -3900 to -1000 ANC)''<br /> <br /> === The Expansion War, and the Formation of the ''Asio'faokă'' ===<br /> <br /> === The Great Unveiling ===<br /> <br /> === The Modern Day ===<br /> <br /> = Mythology =<br /> <br /> = Government =<br /> <br /> = The sacred art of ''Fao'visa'' =<br /> <br /> = The ''Ji'lako'' language =<br /> <br /> ''(Main article: [[Ji'lako]])''<br /> <br /> The language of the Mukasa peoples is known as ''Ji'lako'' (lit. Sand Language), and is also sometimes referred to as ''Ji'laka'' (fig. Way of the Sand) when evoking patriotism. It was developed completely in isolation, and so is not mutually intelligible with anything.<br /> <br /> Ji'lako is a source of patriotic pride for many Mukasa people, being uniquely theirs. Learning a second language is often seen as diplomacy, which is ill-respected work, or abandoning the culture entirely, which is punishable by death.</div>

Moongirl https://www.agrakos.wiki/index.php?title=Mukasa_Peoples&diff=459 2026-03-22T21:11:54Z

<p>Moongirl: /* The First Ge&#039;jai Sana and the first Sana&#039;xa */</p> <hr /> <div>{{WIP}}<br /> {{Claim|Moongirl}}<br /> <br /> [[Image:MukasaFlag.png|thumb|300px|The Flag of the Mukasa Peoples, as it was drafted on the Day of Blood during the Expansion War]]<br /> <br /> The '''Mukasa Peoples''', also known as the '''Whalefall Eleen''', are a lineage based exclusively within the [[Salt Desert]]. They are descended from [[Eleen]] who crash-landed there around -6000 ANC, and discovered eternally-bleeding [[Anarai]] corpses around which they formed a society.<br /> <br /> = History =<br /> <br /> === The Dark Times ===<br /> ''(approx. -6000 to -4000 ANC)''<br /> <br /> === The First ''Ge'jai Sana'' and the first ''Sana'xa'' ===<br /> ''(approx. -4000 to -3900 ANC)''<br /> <br /> === The First ''Je'faokă'' ===<br /> <br /> === The Expansion War, and the Formation of the ''Asio'faokă'' ===<br /> <br /> === The Great Unveiling ===<br /> <br /> === The Modern Day ===<br /> <br /> = Mythology =<br /> <br /> = Government =<br /> <br /> = The sacred art of ''Fao'visa'' =<br /> <br /> = The ''Ji'lako'' language =<br /> <br /> ''(Main article: [[Ji'lako]])''<br /> <br /> The language of the Mukasa peoples is known as ''Ji'lako'' (lit. Sand Language), and is also sometimes referred to as ''Ji'laka'' (fig. Way of the Sand) when evoking patriotism. It was developed completely in isolation, and so is not mutually intelligible with anything.<br /> <br /> Ji'lako is a source of patriotic pride for many Mukasa people, being uniquely theirs. Learning a second language is often seen as diplomacy, which is ill-respected work, or abandoning the culture entirely, which is punishable by death.</div>

Moongirl https://www.agrakos.wiki/index.php?title=Mukasa_Peoples&diff=458 2026-03-22T21:11:21Z

<p>Moongirl: /* The First Ge&#039;jai Sana and the first Sana&#039;xa */</p> <hr /> <div>{{WIP}}<br /> {{Claim|Moongirl}}<br /> <br /> [[Image:MukasaFlag.png|thumb|300px|The Flag of the Mukasa Peoples, as it was drafted on the Day of Blood during the Expansion War]]<br /> <br /> The '''Mukasa Peoples''', also known as the '''Whalefall Eleen''', are a lineage based exclusively within the [[Salt Desert]]. They are descended from [[Eleen]] who crash-landed there around -6000 ANC, and discovered eternally-bleeding [[Anarai]] corpses around which they formed a society.<br /> <br /> = History =<br /> <br /> === The Dark Times ===<br /> ''(approx. -6000 to -4000 ANC)''<br /> <br /> === The First ''Ge'jai Sana'' and the first ''Sana'xa'' ===<br /> ''(approx. -4000 to -3500 ANC)''<br /> <br /> === The First ''Je'faokă'' ===<br /> <br /> === The Expansion War, and the Formation of the ''Asio'faokă'' ===<br /> <br /> === The Great Unveiling ===<br /> <br /> === The Modern Day ===<br /> <br /> = Mythology =<br /> <br /> = Government =<br /> <br /> = The sacred art of ''Fao'visa'' =<br /> <br /> = The ''Ji'lako'' language =<br /> <br /> ''(Main article: [[Ji'lako]])''<br /> <br /> The language of the Mukasa peoples is known as ''Ji'lako'' (lit. Sand Language), and is also sometimes referred to as ''Ji'laka'' (fig. Way of the Sand) when evoking patriotism. It was developed completely in isolation, and so is not mutually intelligible with anything.<br /> <br /> Ji'lako is a source of patriotic pride for many Mukasa people, being uniquely theirs. Learning a second language is often seen as diplomacy, which is ill-respected work, or abandoning the culture entirely, which is punishable by death.</div>

Moongirl https://www.agrakos.wiki/index.php?title=Mukasa_Peoples&diff=457 2026-03-22T21:10:45Z

<p>Moongirl: /* The First Ge&#039;jai Sana and the first Sana&#039;xa */</p> <hr /> <div>{{WIP}}<br /> {{Claim|Moongirl}}<br /> <br /> [[Image:MukasaFlag.png|thumb|300px|The Flag of the Mukasa Peoples, as it was drafted on the Day of Blood during the Expansion War]]<br /> <br /> The '''Mukasa Peoples''', also known as the '''Whalefall Eleen''', are a lineage based exclusively within the [[Salt Desert]]. They are descended from [[Eleen]] who crash-landed there around -6000 ANC, and discovered eternally-bleeding [[Anarai]] corpses around which they formed a society.<br /> <br /> = History =<br /> <br /> === The Dark Times ===<br /> ''(approx. -6000 to -4000 ANC)''<br /> <br /> === The First ''Ge'jai Sana'' and the first ''Sana'xa'' ===<br /> ''(approx. -4000 to -965 ANC)''<br /> <br /> === The First ''Je'faokă'' ===<br /> <br /> === The Expansion War, and the Formation of the ''Asio'faokă'' ===<br /> <br /> === The Great Unveiling ===<br /> <br /> === The Modern Day ===<br /> <br /> = Mythology =<br /> <br /> = Government =<br /> <br /> = The sacred art of ''Fao'visa'' =<br /> <br /> = The ''Ji'lako'' language =<br /> <br /> ''(Main article: [[Ji'lako]])''<br /> <br /> The language of the Mukasa peoples is known as ''Ji'lako'' (lit. Sand Language), and is also sometimes referred to as ''Ji'laka'' (fig. Way of the Sand) when evoking patriotism. It was developed completely in isolation, and so is not mutually intelligible with anything.<br /> <br /> Ji'lako is a source of patriotic pride for many Mukasa people, being uniquely theirs. Learning a second language is often seen as diplomacy, which is ill-respected work, or abandoning the culture entirely, which is punishable by death.</div>

Moongirl https://www.agrakos.wiki/index.php?title=Mukasa_Peoples&diff=456 2026-03-22T21:10:38Z

<p>Moongirl: /* The Dark Times */</p> <hr /> <div>{{WIP}}<br /> {{Claim|Moongirl}}<br /> <br /> [[Image:MukasaFlag.png|thumb|300px|The Flag of the Mukasa Peoples, as it was drafted on the Day of Blood during the Expansion War]]<br /> <br /> The '''Mukasa Peoples''', also known as the '''Whalefall Eleen''', are a lineage based exclusively within the [[Salt Desert]]. They are descended from [[Eleen]] who crash-landed there around -6000 ANC, and discovered eternally-bleeding [[Anarai]] corpses around which they formed a society.<br /> <br /> = History =<br /> <br /> === The Dark Times ===<br /> ''(approx. -6000 to -4000 ANC)''<br /> <br /> === The First ''Ge'jai Sana'' and the first ''Sana'xa'' ===<br /> <br /> (approx. -4000 to -965 ANC)<br /> <br /> === The First ''Je'faokă'' ===<br /> <br /> === The Expansion War, and the Formation of the ''Asio'faokă'' ===<br /> <br /> === The Great Unveiling ===<br /> <br /> === The Modern Day ===<br /> <br /> = Mythology =<br /> <br /> = Government =<br /> <br /> = The sacred art of ''Fao'visa'' =<br /> <br /> = The ''Ji'lako'' language =<br /> <br /> ''(Main article: [[Ji'lako]])''<br /> <br /> The language of the Mukasa peoples is known as ''Ji'lako'' (lit. Sand Language), and is also sometimes referred to as ''Ji'laka'' (fig. Way of the Sand) when evoking patriotism. It was developed completely in isolation, and so is not mutually intelligible with anything.<br /> <br /> Ji'lako is a source of patriotic pride for many Mukasa people, being uniquely theirs. Learning a second language is often seen as diplomacy, which is ill-respected work, or abandoning the culture entirely, which is punishable by death.</div>

Moongirl https://www.agrakos.wiki/index.php?title=Mukasa_Peoples&diff=455 2026-03-22T21:10:31Z

<p>Moongirl: /* The Dark Times */</p> <hr /> <div>{{WIP}}<br /> {{Claim|Moongirl}}<br /> <br /> [[Image:MukasaFlag.png|thumb|300px|The Flag of the Mukasa Peoples, as it was drafted on the Day of Blood during the Expansion War]]<br /> <br /> The '''Mukasa Peoples''', also known as the '''Whalefall Eleen''', are a lineage based exclusively within the [[Salt Desert]]. They are descended from [[Eleen]] who crash-landed there around -6000 ANC, and discovered eternally-bleeding [[Anarai]] corpses around which they formed a society.<br /> <br /> = History =<br /> <br /> === The Dark Times ===<br /> ''(approx. -6000 to -4000 ANC)<br /> <br /> === The First ''Ge'jai Sana'' and the first ''Sana'xa'' ===<br /> <br /> (approx. -4000 to -965 ANC)<br /> <br /> === The First ''Je'faokă'' ===<br /> <br /> === The Expansion War, and the Formation of the ''Asio'faokă'' ===<br /> <br /> === The Great Unveiling ===<br /> <br /> === The Modern Day ===<br /> <br /> = Mythology =<br /> <br /> = Government =<br /> <br /> = The sacred art of ''Fao'visa'' =<br /> <br /> = The ''Ji'lako'' language =<br /> <br /> ''(Main article: [[Ji'lako]])''<br /> <br /> The language of the Mukasa peoples is known as ''Ji'lako'' (lit. Sand Language), and is also sometimes referred to as ''Ji'laka'' (fig. Way of the Sand) when evoking patriotism. It was developed completely in isolation, and so is not mutually intelligible with anything.<br /> <br /> Ji'lako is a source of patriotic pride for many Mukasa people, being uniquely theirs. Learning a second language is often seen as diplomacy, which is ill-respected work, or abandoning the culture entirely, which is punishable by death.</div>

Moongirl https://www.agrakos.wiki/index.php?title=Mukasa_Peoples&diff=454 2026-03-22T21:10:25Z

<p>Moongirl: /* The First Ge&#039;jai Sana and the first Sana&#039;xa */</p> <hr /> <div>{{WIP}}<br /> {{Claim|Moongirl}}<br /> <br /> [[Image:MukasaFlag.png|thumb|300px|The Flag of the Mukasa Peoples, as it was drafted on the Day of Blood during the Expansion War]]<br /> <br /> The '''Mukasa Peoples''', also known as the '''Whalefall Eleen''', are a lineage based exclusively within the [[Salt Desert]]. They are descended from [[Eleen]] who crash-landed there around -6000 ANC, and discovered eternally-bleeding [[Anarai]] corpses around which they formed a society.<br /> <br /> = History =<br /> <br /> === The Dark Times ===<br /> ''(-6000 to -4000 ANC)<br /> <br /> === The First ''Ge'jai Sana'' and the first ''Sana'xa'' ===<br /> <br /> (approx. -4000 to -965 ANC)<br /> <br /> === The First ''Je'faokă'' ===<br /> <br /> === The Expansion War, and the Formation of the ''Asio'faokă'' ===<br /> <br /> === The Great Unveiling ===<br /> <br /> === The Modern Day ===<br /> <br /> = Mythology =<br /> <br /> = Government =<br /> <br /> = The sacred art of ''Fao'visa'' =<br /> <br /> = The ''Ji'lako'' language =<br /> <br /> ''(Main article: [[Ji'lako]])''<br /> <br /> The language of the Mukasa peoples is known as ''Ji'lako'' (lit. Sand Language), and is also sometimes referred to as ''Ji'laka'' (fig. Way of the Sand) when evoking patriotism. It was developed completely in isolation, and so is not mutually intelligible with anything.<br /> <br /> Ji'lako is a source of patriotic pride for many Mukasa people, being uniquely theirs. Learning a second language is often seen as diplomacy, which is ill-respected work, or abandoning the culture entirely, which is punishable by death.</div>

Moongirl https://www.agrakos.wiki/index.php?title=Mukasa_Peoples&diff=453 2026-03-22T21:09:47Z

<p>Moongirl: /* The Dark Times */</p> <hr /> <div>{{WIP}}<br /> {{Claim|Moongirl}}<br /> <br /> [[Image:MukasaFlag.png|thumb|300px|The Flag of the Mukasa Peoples, as it was drafted on the Day of Blood during the Expansion War]]<br /> <br /> The '''Mukasa Peoples''', also known as the '''Whalefall Eleen''', are a lineage based exclusively within the [[Salt Desert]]. They are descended from [[Eleen]] who crash-landed there around -6000 ANC, and discovered eternally-bleeding [[Anarai]] corpses around which they formed a society.<br /> <br /> = History =<br /> <br /> === The Dark Times ===<br /> ''(-6000 to -4000 ANC)<br /> <br /> === The First ''Ge'jai Sana'' and the first ''Sana'xa'' ===<br /> <br /> === The First ''Je'faokă'' ===<br /> <br /> === The Expansion War, and the Formation of the ''Asio'faokă'' ===<br /> <br /> === The Great Unveiling ===<br /> <br /> === The Modern Day ===<br /> <br /> = Mythology =<br /> <br /> = Government =<br /> <br /> = The sacred art of ''Fao'visa'' =<br /> <br /> = The ''Ji'lako'' language =<br /> <br /> ''(Main article: [[Ji'lako]])''<br /> <br /> The language of the Mukasa peoples is known as ''Ji'lako'' (lit. Sand Language), and is also sometimes referred to as ''Ji'laka'' (fig. Way of the Sand) when evoking patriotism. It was developed completely in isolation, and so is not mutually intelligible with anything.<br /> <br /> Ji'lako is a source of patriotic pride for many Mukasa people, being uniquely theirs. Learning a second language is often seen as diplomacy, which is ill-respected work, or abandoning the culture entirely, which is punishable by death.</div>

Moongirl https://www.agrakos.wiki/index.php?title=Mukasa_Peoples&diff=452 2026-03-22T21:09:28Z

<p>Moongirl: /* The Dark Times */</p> <hr /> <div>{{WIP}}<br /> {{Claim|Moongirl}}<br /> <br /> [[Image:MukasaFlag.png|thumb|300px|The Flag of the Mukasa Peoples, as it was drafted on the Day of Blood during the Expansion War]]<br /> <br /> The '''Mukasa Peoples''', also known as the '''Whalefall Eleen''', are a lineage based exclusively within the [[Salt Desert]]. They are descended from [[Eleen]] who crash-landed there around -6000 ANC, and discovered eternally-bleeding [[Anarai]] corpses around which they formed a society.<br /> <br /> = History =<br /> <br /> === The Dark Times ===<br /> ''(-6000ANC &amp;mdash; -4000ANC)<br /> <br /> === The First ''Ge'jai Sana'' and the first ''Sana'xa'' ===<br /> <br /> === The First ''Je'faokă'' ===<br /> <br /> === The Expansion War, and the Formation of the ''Asio'faokă'' ===<br /> <br /> === The Great Unveiling ===<br /> <br /> === The Modern Day ===<br /> <br /> = Mythology =<br /> <br /> = Government =<br /> <br /> = The sacred art of ''Fao'visa'' =<br /> <br /> = The ''Ji'lako'' language =<br /> <br /> ''(Main article: [[Ji'lako]])''<br /> <br /> The language of the Mukasa peoples is known as ''Ji'lako'' (lit. Sand Language), and is also sometimes referred to as ''Ji'laka'' (fig. Way of the Sand) when evoking patriotism. It was developed completely in isolation, and so is not mutually intelligible with anything.<br /> <br /> Ji'lako is a source of patriotic pride for many Mukasa people, being uniquely theirs. Learning a second language is often seen as diplomacy, which is ill-respected work, or abandoning the culture entirely, which is punishable by death.</div>

Moongirl https://www.agrakos.wiki/index.php?title=Mukasa_Peoples&diff=447 2026-03-21T20:58:47Z

<p>Moongirl: /* The First Je&#039;faokă */</p> <hr /> <div>{{WIP}}<br /> {{Claim|Moongirl}}<br /> <br /> [[Image:MukasaFlag.png|thumb|300px|The Flag of the Mukasa Peoples, as it was drafted on the Day of Blood during the Expansion War]]<br /> <br /> The '''Mukasa Peoples''', also known as the '''Whalefall Eleen''', are a lineage based exclusively within the [[Salt Desert]]. They are descended from [[Eleen]] who crash-landed there around -6000 ANC, and discovered eternally-bleeding [[Anarai]] corpses around which they formed a society.<br /> <br /> = History =<br /> <br /> === The Dark Times ===<br /> <br /> === The First ''Ge'jai Sana'' and the first ''Sana'xa'' ===<br /> <br /> === The First ''Je'faokă'' ===<br /> <br /> === The Expansion War, and the Formation of the ''Asio'faokă'' ===<br /> <br /> === The Great Unveiling ===<br /> <br /> === The Modern Day ===<br /> <br /> = Mythology =<br /> <br /> = Government =<br /> <br /> = The sacred art of ''Fao'visa'' =<br /> <br /> = The ''Ji'lako'' language =<br /> <br /> ''(Main article: [[Ji'lako]])''<br /> <br /> The language of the Mukasa peoples is known as ''Ji'lako'' (lit. Sand Language), and is also sometimes referred to as ''Ji'laka'' (fig. Way of the Sand) when evoking patriotism. It was developed completely in isolation, and so is not mutually intelligible with anything.<br /> <br /> Ji'lako is a source of patriotic pride for many Mukasa people, being uniquely theirs. Learning a second language is often seen as diplomacy, which is ill-respected work, or abandoning the culture entirely, which is punishable by death.</div>

Moongirl https://www.agrakos.wiki/index.php?title=Mukasa_Peoples&diff=446 2026-03-21T20:58:29Z

<p>Moongirl: /* History */</p> <hr /> <div>{{WIP}}<br /> {{Claim|Moongirl}}<br /> <br /> [[Image:MukasaFlag.png|thumb|300px|The Flag of the Mukasa Peoples, as it was drafted on the Day of Blood during the Expansion War]]<br /> <br /> The '''Mukasa Peoples''', also known as the '''Whalefall Eleen''', are a lineage based exclusively within the [[Salt Desert]]. They are descended from [[Eleen]] who crash-landed there around -6000 ANC, and discovered eternally-bleeding [[Anarai]] corpses around which they formed a society.<br /> <br /> = History =<br /> <br /> === The Dark Times ===<br /> <br /> === The First ''Ge'jai Sana'' and the first ''Sana'xa'' ===<br /> <br /> === The First '''Je'faokă''' ===<br /> <br /> === The Expansion War, and the Formation of the ''Asio'faokă'' ===<br /> <br /> === The Great Unveiling ===<br /> <br /> === The Modern Day ===<br /> <br /> = Mythology =<br /> <br /> = Government =<br /> <br /> = The sacred art of ''Fao'visa'' =<br /> <br /> = The ''Ji'lako'' language =<br /> <br /> ''(Main article: [[Ji'lako]])''<br /> <br /> The language of the Mukasa peoples is known as ''Ji'lako'' (lit. Sand Language), and is also sometimes referred to as ''Ji'laka'' (fig. Way of the Sand) when evoking patriotism. It was developed completely in isolation, and so is not mutually intelligible with anything.<br /> <br /> Ji'lako is a source of patriotic pride for many Mukasa people, being uniquely theirs. Learning a second language is often seen as diplomacy, which is ill-respected work, or abandoning the culture entirely, which is punishable by death.</div>

Moongirl https://www.agrakos.wiki/index.php?title=Clo%C3%ABdig_Drws&diff=445 2026-03-21T20:57:07Z

<p>Moongirl: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Claim|Moongirl}}<br /> {{Activepc}}<br /> <br /> = Description =<br /> <br /> Cloëdig Drws (pronounced CLOY-dig DROOS) is a Vulpine [[Erilgari]], born on the [[List of Holidays|Festival of the Moon's Dreams]], between the first and second months of winter in the year ANC 1977. She stands tall, as most Erilgari do, but with a leaner and frailer build than most. She hails from a town in the mountains of Northern [[Erilgar]] called [[Cawell]], located equidistant between [[Berg]], [[Hinterosh]], and [[Qalosh]].<br /> <br /> = Appearance =<br /> <br /> * Head:<br /> ** Rounded and soft, but with a slightly sharpened facial structure giving the impression of gauntness when viewed from the front or side. Her head fur is mostly dark, but with a thin highlight running down her snout and an awkward patch of light fur on the left side of her head and face.<br /> ** Ears are often raised in a “ready” position, and tend to anxiously flit about in response to sound. Tufts of lighter hair in the inside of the ears cause them to stand out from the rest of the head.<br /> ** Her left eye is orange, but her right eye is an iridescent light cyan color, matching the Balai scarring which radiates outwards from it in a pattern reminiscent of electrical arcs.<br /> * Torso:<br /> ** Covered almost entirely in dark fur, with a highlight running down the middle portion of her spine, growing wider in the middle but tapering off at both ends. Built somewhat leaner than most, with little muscle mass and even less fat.<br /> * Legs, Arms:<br /> ** Dark, but foot- and hand-paws are both covered in the lighter highlight fur, resembling mittens. Her right arm is covered in branching Balai scarring, radiating upwards from her paw and stopping just short of the shoulder. The fur is permanently burnt and misshapen in the scarred areas.<br /> * Tail:<br /> ** Dark, with a tuft of lighter fur on the end. Wags infrequently.<br /> * Clothing:<br /> ** Loose-fitting cloths, optimized for comfort and fastened with belts and straps where necessary. Often dyed a deep crimson or purple.<br /> <br /> === Personality, Presence ===<br /> <br /> Cloëdig lacks the physical bulk to take up space in a room, but her dramatic scarring and deliberate way of moving and speaking do this amply enough for her. She carries herself as if every bone and ligament were a valuable piece of scaffolding responsible for holding her off the ground, and when she moves it is as if the scaffolding is being arranged, strung out, and reconstructed in real time.<br /> <br /> She is a remarkably still person, which unsettles some and comforts others. Her external appearance is one of carefully curated calm, designed by her to contradict the violent nature of her scarring. If she must run, or otherwise move her body quickly, she can, but she will be uncomfortable and run out of breath if the movement is sustained. During these moments, as well as any recovery periods afterwards, the facade of calm falls away, and she moves and acts like a hunted animal, hair on end, thin muscles snapping to and fro.<br /> <br /> Her voice is low and even, with a slight rasp to it suggesting damage to the vocal cords. She is the type to spend a long time choosing her words, which means she alternates rapidly between seeming eloquent, dim-witted, or mute. When she does speak, she does so with a lilting accent, stressing vocal sounds and sliding dramatically in pitch. She does not yell in battle, though she may cry afterwards.<br /> <br /> She can seem guarded, drawing a veil around herself with her body language and words. Her approach to many social interactions is stealth; the less they can remember about you after meeting you, the better. When the veil comes down, however, she is nothing but motherly and emotionally fragile. She feels a deep, spiritual need to care for everyone she becomes close to, a trait especially visible in unguarded conversation.<br /> <br /> = Life and Times =<br /> <br /> === Anomalous Birth ===<br /> <br /> Cloëdig Drws was born to [[Addfwyn Drws]] during a total solar eclipse with an umbilical cord wrapped around her neck. The father, [[Llym Drws]], was absent, and had been absent since two weeks after Cloëdig’s conception. The story of Addfwyn and Llym is one for another time, but suffice it to say that Llym was never really capable of love.<br /> <br /> Of immediate concern following the removal of the umbilical noose was the scarring. Bright cyan [[Balai's Curse|Balai scarring]] branched across Cloëdig’s right eye and arm, despite the fact that the child had barely even been born, let alone had time to cast magic. Despite all this, Cloëdig did not cry, and stayed not-crying for quite some time.<br /> <br /> === Early Childhood ===<br /> <br /> Following Cloëdig’s birth, her paternal grandfather, [[Tynged Drws]], took a leave of absence from his work in the [[Delore]] Library to move up to Erilgar and help raise her for the first few months. She had an odd habit of remaining calm and placid during the day, but becoming distressed bordering on colic during the night.<br /> <br /> During those first few months, Addfwyn received frequent visits from priests and priestesses of various faiths, from light, dark, and shadow, all claiming that Cloëdig belonged with them. This distressed Addfwyn a great deal, as, following the solar eclipse, her daughter was aspected to everything in some ways, and in other ways, to nothing.<br /> <br /> In the end, Addfwyn, herself aspected to light and devout in the local church of light, started bringing Cloëdig to church with her, though Cloëdig herself never felt quite at home. When she grew older, she began singing with her mother in the choir, and that at least gave her something to do in church to avoid thinking about the eyes on her.<br /> <br /> &lt;blockquote&gt;<br /> My choir robes arrived today. Mama says I look pretty in them, but the yellow color doesn’t look good on my scars. I don’t sing pretty either, but everyone says I do.<br /> <br /> That priest keeps looking at me funny, too. He talked about “finding a home in the church” today, and I didn’t know what he meant. He kept looking at me like he wanted me to say something.<br /> &lt;/blockquote&gt;<br /> <br /> === Late Childhood ===<br /> <br /> As Cloëdig entered her tweens and teens, she began withdrawing from the church choir, remaining in the church only to appease her mother and choosing instead to help tend the communal gardens. It’s later during this time that she began experiencing visions, and receiving the first of her magic, though she kept these mostly hidden – especially the visions – out of fear of appearing more abnormal than she already was. She attended some schooling, which helped her hone her magic, though the source of it in the absence of a clear aspect was a mystery to all, including her.<br /> <br /> Cloëdig also began exchanging letters with Tynged, who was now too old to make frequent visits to Erilgar. It was only in him she confided; she had a great amount of love for her mother, but was too close to her to really speak to her like she could with Tynged.<br /> <br /> &lt;blockquote&gt;<br /> I had another vision tonight, just like the other ones. She and I, floating in the rocks, and the sun, the stupid blinding sun. I couldn’t see her. But I think I heard her murmuring this time…I can’t remember. It slips away like dreams do. That sense of longing though, of something lost…that sticks.<br /> <br /> You’re sure nothing in your libraries speaks of her? No goddesses of eclipses, or of sadness? I’m beginning to fear that she’s not even real; then again, she’s real to me. Perhaps you’re right, and it doesn’t really matter … perhaps, but I’m not convinced quite yet.<br /> &lt;/blockquote&gt;<br /> <br /> === Leaving Erilgar ===<br /> <br /> At the age of 19, Cloëdig, with the motheringly reluctant blessing of Addfwyn, journeyed to Delore to study under Tynged in his house (located in the absolute southeast of the Cliff Quarter). There she spent five years sorting books, reading whatever tomes on magic or the moon Tynged could snag for her, and being paid a tiny wage under the table.<br /> <br /> &lt;blockquote&gt;<br /> Pa got me another book today, a tome on the Lunarians. Thinks I might find something of use in there. I’ve already checked all the Lunarians, and none of them feel like her; still, I won’t turn down a book.<br /> <br /> He says he stole it from the aisles, but it’s got his signature Khender-smell on it. Cute how he thinks I don’t know, smoking outside the back and everything. I suspect this book is his, or if he’s stolen it, he’s had it for a long time.<br /> &lt;/blockquote&gt;<br /> <br /> A few weeks before Cloëdig’s 24th birthday, Tynged disappeared without a trace, leaving Cloëdig without income, and no real means to seek a job in the Library, since she never officially worked there. The only evidence she ever found of his departure was a forced lock on the door. Tynged left her his life savings and estate, which have been sustaining Cloëdig on a meager lifestyle for some time but are gradually draining.<br /> <br /> &lt;blockquote&gt;<br /> I finally worked up the nerve to go into his old bedroom today and tidy up a bit this evening. Of course, I found his pipe and favorite greenery. I’m not sure why, but I took some out back and lit it. It tasted like fire and ash, and I nearly coughed it up; but, it also tasted like Tynged.<br /> <br /> Had a good, long look at the stars and moon after that. Seemed like they were dancing. I made sure to put the Khender back in a safe place.<br /> &lt;/blockquote&gt;<br /> <br /> === Involvement with the Society of Broken Bounds ===<br /> <br /> Soon after Tynged’s disappearance, she joined the [[Society of Broken Bounds]]. She was tapped by fellow Breakers who knew Tynged, and slightly accelerated through the recruitment process into third degree along with [[Baki]] and [[Edn Amareil|a certain bird]].<br /> <br /> = Lluead =<br /> <br /> Cloëdig receives magic from a patron: [[Lluead]]. She bound Cloëdig to her service during the solar eclipse, when the light of the sun behind her gave her shattered corpse enough strength to reach out and affect one person.<br /> <br /> As Cloëdig receives magic, she also receives visions in her dreams. They are usually somewhat consistent, with the same few elements:<br /> * A shattered field of moon rocks floating in space<br /> * The sun, frequently making everything viewed in front of it an indistinguishable silhouette<br /> * A feminine presence<br /> * A sense of yearning<br /> As Cloëdig aged, the visions became more clear, revealing a female silhouette (features imperceptible, due to the sun), and, eventually, a murmuring voice, though her words were initially unclear.<br /> <br /> Additionally, Lluead will occasionally take a hit for Cloëdig in her stead. Should Cloëdig be struck but defended by Lluead, the flesh will part, but close behind the blade, and Cloëdig will feel no pain. However, Cloëdig will &lt;i&gt;hear&lt;/i&gt; the pain, as a mental sensation, since it will cause pain to Lluead.</div>

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