Most Read This Week In Medieval

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[close] The Human Empire has expanded too far into the wilderness, igniting war between them, and the native Beastfolk Tribes. Unbeknownst to most, this is the backdrop to a greater spiritual warfare, not just the clashing of cultures, but of Gods and Spirits. Beyond religious war done by sects in the name of the Holy Ones, the Divines themselves take up arms against one another directly, as well as through their paladins, clerics, hedge-witches, and druids as pawns.

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