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<!--'''Faridun '''was the revered god-king of the [[Maraketh]], embodying strength, leadership, and divine authority. Under his reign, the Maraketh flourished, guided by his wisdom and prowess in battle, which became the ideals of their warrior culture. However, his rule ended in betrayal and overthrow, a tragic event that left a lasting impact on Maraketh society. Despite his fall, Faridun's legacy endures, with his name and ideals continuing to influence the Maraketh’s traditions and beliefs. His story serves as both an inspiration and a cautionary tale, symbolizing both the heights of divine leadership and the fragility of power.--> | <!--'''Faridun '''was the revered god-king of the [[Maraketh]], embodying strength, leadership, and divine authority. Under his reign, the Maraketh flourished, guided by his wisdom and prowess in battle, which became the ideals of their warrior culture. However, his rule ended in betrayal and overthrow, a tragic event that left a lasting impact on Maraketh society. Despite his fall, Faridun's legacy endures, with his name and ideals continuing to influence the Maraketh’s traditions and beliefs. His story serves as both an inspiration and a cautionary tale, symbolizing both the heights of divine leadership and the fragility of power.--> | ||
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Revision as of 15:20, 16 December 2024
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The Faridun are a race of people from the Vastiri Desert considered as outcasts to the Maraketh. They are known for adopting those abandoned by the Maraketh, incorporating them into their ranks. The Faridun are looked down upon for their dabbling in necromancy and other dark magic.