• Skills
  ...e), Read (Latin), Recognize, Religion (British Christian), Religion (Roman Christian), Religion (Pagan), Romance, Singing, Stewardship, Swimming, Tourney, Battl
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• Roman Christianity
  |Header=Roman Christianity |image=roman-christianity.jpg
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• Julianus
  |Religion=Roman Christian |Culture=Roman
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• Vannetais
  ...st romanized region of Brittany. Ruled by Praetor Severus. Roman and Roman Christian. The richest agricultural lands are found here, along with wineries, superi
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• Dorsette
  ...reham. Not far away is the famous Cerne Abbas chalk-cut figure. Due to its Roman influence and heritage, its ruler holds the title of “Praetor”. ...riendship with [[Salisbury]]. Strongly Roman Christian and home to a Roman Christian bishop.
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• Romans
  The Romans are one of the Cultures in [[Britain]]. Roman people usually dwell within the cities, the birthright of their [[culture]] ...Old Families of the "ancient aristocracy." The urban Britons revere their Roman heritage, especially their legal system that has maintained the "peaceful i
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• Bassianus
  |Religion=Roman Christian |Description text=Sir Bassianus presided over the old Roman city of Noviomagus, thought to be secure in its stone fastness against his
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• Jagent
  ...Christian) rules over this land with an iron fist, trying to preserve old Roman ways and to reclaim [[Summerland]], which once in ancient time he believes
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• Dewi
  |Religion=Roman Christian He is a Roman Christian and is one of few living saints in Britain.
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• Bedegraine
  ...ls. It’s cities are Roman in [[culture]] and Nottingham is home to a Roman Christian Bishop; the countryside is [[Cymric]] Christians. Nottingham is noteworthy
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• Franks
  ...hold of a lot of former roman land on the continent. They slowly adapt the roman civilisation. ===Roman Christian===
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• Teleri
  |Religion=British Christian |Culture=Roman
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• Leon
  .... It contains the village of Asterius, which claims to have never bowed to Roman rule.
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• Huntland
  ...ing attacks. The cities are Roman Christian, the countryside is [[Cymric]] Christian. In [[497]] the Lord unexpectedly swore Homage to the King of [[Est Seaxe]] ...rong interest in the old ways of the learned men and is patronizing an old roman library in [[Cambridge]]. The library has books on the Trivium (Grammar, Lo
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• Summerland
  ...an ancient Christian monastic community. The [[Lady]] Chapel is the oldest Christian building in [[Britain]], built by [[Joseph]] of Arimathea when he came here Bath is the [[country]]’s capital and is still very much a roman town built around the supposedly magical springs . While the city has many
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• Merlin
  |Religion=British Pagan Christian ...fealty to any man. The son of an incubus and a nun, Merlin was baptized a Christian at birth, yet he follows the mysterious “Old Ways” of the ancient druid
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• Picts
  ===British Christian=== ...last one may sound like trivia but, as the most important holy day in the Christian calendar, it is a major source of friction.)
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• Irish
  ===British Christian=== ''"[[Joseph]] of Arimathea founded the first Christian Church, and from his monastery came the great and blessed Saint Patrick, wh
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• Hillfort
  ...the [[Irish]] cheiftain Niall. The unit commander Yerward was granted the roman fort Bellum Duris ([[Wardour]]). When Yerward died in 445 during the Siege * [[St. Evasius Abbey]], a Roman Christian Abbey near Hindon
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• Nanteleod
  |Religion=Roman Christian
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