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| ====== Orlamu Theocracy ====== | ====== Orlamu Theocracy ====== | ||
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| * Orlamu characters may choose one of the following benefits for free at 1st level: +2 cultural bonus on any [[Knowledge (Physical Science) (Skill)|Knowledge (Physical Science)]] and [[Navigation (Skill)|Navigation]] checks, [[Psionic Ability (Feat)|Psionic Ability]], [[Wild Talent (Feat)|Wild Talent]] ([[Mental Contact (Talent)|Mental Contact]]), Wild Talent ([[Psionic Sense (Talent)|Psionic Sense]]), Wild Talent ([[Suggestion (Talent)|Suggestion]]), or Wild Talent ([[Sense Minds (Talent)|Sense Minds]]). The character must meet all of the prerequisites for the chosen feat. | * Orlamu characters may choose one of the following benefits for free at 1st level: +2 cultural bonus on any [[Knowledge (Physical Science) (Skill)|Knowledge (Physical Science)]] and [[Navigation (Skill)|Navigation]] checks, [[Psionic Ability (Feat)|Psionic Ability]], [[Wild Talent (Feat)|Wild Talent]] ([[Mental Contact (Talent)|Mental Contact]]), Wild Talent ([[Psionic Sense (Talent)|Psionic Sense]]), Wild Talent ([[Suggestion (Talent)|Suggestion]]), or Wild Talent ([[Sense Minds (Talent)|Sense Minds]]). The character must meet all of the prerequisites for the chosen feat. | ||
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| //"Prepare to enter the Divine Unconscious."// | //"Prepare to enter the Divine Unconscious."// | ||
| - Orlamu medium Anwar Etan, 2501 | - Orlamu medium Anwar Etan, 2501 | ||
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| The Orlamu Theocracy marks the latest example of a society born out of the desire for religious freedom. For the Orlamus, the exodus from Earth meant abandoning the clouded views of a planet to embrace the reality of the stars. The Orlamus happily attribute the origin of their society to a scientific advance. Their union of faith and science has been blessed with success. | The Orlamu Theocracy marks the latest example of a society born out of the desire for religious freedom. For the Orlamus, the exodus from Earth meant abandoning the clouded views of a planet to embrace the reality of the stars. The Orlamus happily attribute the origin of their society to a scientific advance. Their union of faith and science has been blessed with success. | ||
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| * **Dominant Faith:** [[Orlamism (Religion)|Orlamism]] | * **Dominant Faith:** [[Orlamism (Religion)|Orlamism]] | ||
| * **Notable Locations:** [[Kurg (Planet)|Kurg]] (Inside Orlamu boundaries. Homeworld to the [[Weren (Species)|Weren]]), [[The Lighthouse]] (Traveling fortress ship in [[The Verge|the Verge]]. Also headquarters to [[Galactic Concord]] presence in the Verge.) | * **Notable Locations:** [[Kurg (Planet)|Kurg]] (Inside Orlamu boundaries. Homeworld to the [[Weren (Species)|Weren]]), [[The Lighthouse]] (Traveling fortress ship in [[The Verge|the Verge]]. Also headquarters to [[Galactic Concord]] presence in the Verge.) | ||
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| ===== History ===== | ===== History ===== | ||
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