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2021-10-14T21:43:13Z

Factions of Endless Legend

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	=== Wild Walkers ===		=== Wild Walkers ===
	[[File:WildWalkers.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|]]		[[File:WildWalkers.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|]]
	Your usual wood [[elves]] that have HUGE ears with Native American vibe... that used their druidic talents of animal empathy and stone and wood-shaping to build a fucking awesome industry and build masterpieces of architecture. Their talents revolve around The Sharing - animal empathy that they can use to subdue animals, see through their eyes, feel their emotion, or turn into them. The Sharing isn't safe, however: those who Share ~~oftem~~ can fall into explosive, uncontrollable rages.		Your usual wood [[elves]] that have HUGE ears with Native American vibe... that used their druidic talents of animal empathy and stone and wood-shaping to build a fucking awesome industry and build masterpieces of architecture. Their talents revolve around The Sharing - animal empathy that they can use to subdue animals, see through their eyes, feel their emotion, or turn into them. The Sharing isn't safe, however: those who Share often can fall into explosive, uncontrollable rages.

	Changing of their ways didn't go without pain: a tribe of rebels who dislike cities and say that Gaia will abandon the Walkers for forsaking their tradition rises against the king, but the rebellion is quickly suppressed.		Changing of their ways didn't go without pain: a tribe of rebels who dislike cities and say that Gaia will abandon the Walkers for forsaking their tradition rises against the king, but the rebellion is quickly suppressed.

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2021-01-25T22:27:19Z

Allayi

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	=== Allayi ===		=== Allayi ===
	[[File:Allayi.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|]]		[[File:Allayi.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|]]
	Fluffy shifter bat-moths and natives of Auriga, and, possibly, creators of The Guardians. They get more powerful in winter, while everyone else gets weaker. They're incredibly in tune with the nature of Auriga and seek to heal her. As highly religious fluffy bat-men, they gain a great personal understanding of Auriga and her seasons~~. In a sense, one could see them as the High Elves to the Wild Walker's Wood Elves, at least in terms of their advanced magics and ''severely'' condescending attitude~~.		Fluffy shifter bat-moths and natives of Auriga, and, possibly, creators of The Guardians. They get more powerful in winter, while everyone else gets weaker. They're incredibly in tune with the nature of Auriga and seek to heal her. As highly religious fluffy bat-men, they gain a great personal understanding of Auriga and her seasons.

	Worshipping Auriga however comes with a price - specifically, strange and powerful "Pearls" created by the planet's long winters - which they use both to expand their cities with magical Garths, and to gain the blessings of Auriga herself through a temple (though this can be constructed and used by all races). Some of their units and equipment also require these pearls to be created.		Worshipping Auriga however comes with a price - specifically, strange and powerful "Pearls" created by the planet's long winters - which they use both to expand their cities with magical Garths, and to gain the blessings of Auriga herself through a temple (though this can be constructed and used by all races). Some of their units and equipment also require these pearls to be created.

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2021-01-25T22:22:54Z

Allayi

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	=== Allayi ===		=== Allayi ===
	[[File:Allayi.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|]]		[[File:Allayi.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|]]
	Fluffy shifter bat-moths and natives of Auriga, and, possibly, creators of The Guardians. They get more powerful in winter, while everyone else gets weaker. They're incredibly in tune with the nature of Auriga and seek to heal her. As highly religious fluffy bat-men, they gain a great personal understanding of Auriga and her seasons.		Fluffy shifter bat-moths and natives of Auriga, and, possibly, creators of The Guardians. They get more powerful in winter, while everyone else gets weaker. They're incredibly in tune with the nature of Auriga and seek to heal her. As highly religious fluffy bat-men, they gain a great personal understanding of Auriga and her seasons. In a sense, one could see them as the High Elves to the Wild Walker's Wood Elves, at least in terms of their advanced magics and ''severely'' condescending attitude.

	Worshipping Auriga however comes with a price - specifically, ~~specialist pearls~~ created by the planet's long winters - which they use both to expand their cities with magical Garths, and to gain the blessings of Auriga herself through a temple (though this can be constructed and used by all races). Some of their units also require these pearls to be created.		Worshipping Auriga however comes with a price - specifically, strange and powerful "Pearls" created by the planet's long winters - which they use both to expand their cities with magical Garths, and to gain the blessings of Auriga herself through a temple (though this can be constructed and used by all races). Some of their units and equipment also require these pearls to be created.
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	=== Morgawr ===		=== Morgawr ===
	[[File:Morgawr.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|]]		[[File:Morgawr.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|]]

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	'''Endless Legend''' is a 4X strategy game by Amplitude Studios set on the planet of Auriga. It's also a game with awesome, if vague, lore. It has everything a cliché setting would have, but presents it in a manner that makes everything seem new and amazing. Like [[Eberron]].		'''Endless Legend''' is a 4X strategy game by Amplitude Studios set on the planet of Auriga. It's also a game with awesome, if vague, lore. It has everything a cliché setting would have, but presents it in a manner that makes everything seem new and amazing. Like [[Eberron]].
	Auriga was a laboratory of [[Precursor]] race of Endless, who left their creations (like magic nanomachines, driders, crazed god-robots, gardens of impossibly huge or burning trees, not!tyranids, ruins, dungeons and uplifted dragons) all over the place. It had some kind of weather control that used to keep the climate optimal, but in the timeframe of the game it got wonky, and in a thousand years Auriga will freeze over. Endgame of all factions is fucking off on a spaceship before that occurs.		Auriga was a laboratory of [[Precursor]] race of Endless, who left their creations (like magic nanomachines, driders, crazed god-robots, gardens of impossibly huge or burning trees, not!tyranids, ruins, dungeons and uplifted dragons) all over the place. It had some kind of weather control that used to keep the climate optimal, but in the timeframe of the game it got wonky, and in a thousand years Auriga will freeze over. Endgame of all factions is fucking off on a spaceship before that occurs. In short: A soft sci-fi take on [[Civilization]] with decent gameplay and worldbuilding.
	== The Endless ==		== The Endless ==
	The first to travel far and wide across the stars of the Galaxy, The Endless are a species whose society developed on a large, cool planet that they called Tor. It was the second largest body orbiting a star now known simply as Prime. Long winters and scarce resources made their development very slow, but eventually they spread out through the Galaxy, while the underwater branch of the Endless left on Tor were busy [[Dwarf Fortress\|digging too greedily and too deep]]. Eventually, careless and extensive digging caused the home planet to go boom, which was a tragedy for the whole species.		The first to travel far and wide across the stars of the Galaxy, The Endless are a species whose society developed on a large, cool planet that they called Tor. It was the second largest body orbiting a star now known simply as Prime. Long winters and scarce resources made their development very slow, but eventually they spread out through the Galaxy, while the underwater branch of the Endless left on Tor were busy [[Dwarf Fortress\|digging too greedily and too deep]]. Eventually, careless and extensive digging caused the home planet to go boom, which was a tragedy for the whole species.

90.213.172.132: /* Endless Legend on tabletop */

2020-09-10T17:41:31Z

Endless Legend on tabletop

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	*3.PF: (this anon is still working on it)		*3.PF: (this anon is still working on it)
	*Savage Worlds: https://pastebin.com/1yA2nTEe		*Savage Worlds: https://pastebin.com/1yA2nTEe
			*FantasyAGE: https://www.reddit.com/r/EndlessLegend/comments/deh77p

	== External links ==		== External links ==
	*[https://www.games2gether.com/endless-legend/forum Official forum, where lore, devblogs and speculation can be found]		*[https://www.games2gether.com/endless-legend/forum Official forum, where lore, devblogs and speculation can be found]
	*[http://endlesslegend.gamepedia.com Wiki for in-game texts and stats]		*[http://endlesslegend.gamepedia.com Wiki for in-game texts and stats]

2601:649:0:5660:4983:3719:BCCD:683: /* Cultists of Eternal End */

2020-03-05T13:21:50Z

Cultists of Eternal End

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	=== Cultists of Eternal End ===		=== Cultists of Eternal End ===
	[[File:CultistsoEE.png\|300px\|thumb\|right\|I have no mouth and I must remove Endless]]		[[File:CultistsoEE.png\|300px\|thumb\|right\|I have no mouth and I must remove Endless]]
	Two robots (The Queen and The Unspoken) created by the Endless that weren't shut down properly and went mad from waiting millennia in the darkness. They now hate everything the Endless created and strive to ~~bring Eternal End on~~ all of the Auriga. They build up only one city and from there send preachers, who use charisma and mind control to turn less civilised minor factions into zealous mobs, eager to serve the Queen and to destroy her enemies.		Two robots (The Queen and The Unspoken) created by the Endless that weren't shut down properly and went mad from waiting millennia in the darkness. They now hate everything the Endless created and strive to annihilate all traces of the Endless's legacy, first on Auriga, and then across the stars. They build up only one city and from there send preachers, who use charisma and mind control to turn less civilised minor factions into zealous mobs, eager to serve the Queen and to destroy her enemies.

	Beings of immense power, the Queen and the Unspoken mindbreak those around them to force them into cooperating - denying their original purpose of uplifting other species and doing a better job of ruling the galaxy than the Endless did. They do make for some incredible characters though, such as Urol the Speaker who was so affected by the psychic raging of The Queen that her subjects could not communicate well, his mind was wiped clean and he could only think of the languages of Auriga.		Beings of immense power, the Queen and the Unspoken mindbreak those around them to force them into cooperating - denying their original purpose of uplifting other species and doing a better job of ruling the galaxy than the Endless did. They do make for some incredible characters though, such as Urol the Speaker who was so affected by the psychic raging of The Queen that her subjects could not communicate well, his mind was wiped clean and he could only think of the languages of Auriga.
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	=== Drakken ===		=== Drakken ===
	[[File:Drakken.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|]]		[[File:Drakken.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|]]

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2019-11-21T17:36:48Z

Vaulters

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	=== Vaulters ===		=== Vaulters ===
	[[File:Vaulters.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|]]		[[File:Vaulters.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|]]
	The "main character" of the series. People that crashed a spaceship on Auriga and lived through numerous cataclysms in underground vaults and tunnels, those created by the Endless or newly dug. Vaulters forgot most of their technology, and so they run around [[~~Warhammer 40k~~\|in power armor and armed with crossbows]]. They worship science and metal. They experimented on one of their clans and expelled it when it revolted, thus creating another faction - The Forgotten.		The "main character" of the series. People that crashed a spaceship on Auriga and lived through numerous cataclysms in underground vaults and tunnels, those created by the Endless or newly dug. Vaulters forgot most of their technology, and so they run around [[Stormcast Eternals\|in power armor and armed with crossbows]]. They worship science and metal. They experimented on one of their clans and expelled it when it revolted, thus creating another faction - The Forgotten.

	The Vaulters still tell stories of the sky they came from, and for that reason one of their major motivations is to recreate the ship that they crashed on and return to the stars from whence they came - being the canon 'winners' of Endless legend, this creates a great deal of (justified)[[Rage]].		The Vaulters still tell stories of the sky they came from, and for that reason one of their major motivations is to recreate the ship that they crashed on and return to the stars from whence they came - being the canon 'winners' of Endless legend, this creates a great deal of (justified)[[Rage]].
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	=== Cultists of Eternal End ===		=== Cultists of Eternal End ===
	[[File:CultistsoEE.png\|300px\|thumb\|right\|I have no mouth and I must remove Endless]]		[[File:CultistsoEE.png\|300px\|thumb\|right\|I have no mouth and I must remove Endless]]

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2019-04-22T17:39:42Z

The Forgotten

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	=== The Forgotten ===		=== The Forgotten ===
	[[File:The_Forgotten.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|]]		[[File:The_Forgotten.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|That guy in the back must be able to create shadow clones.]]
	Created by the Vaulters during horrific experiments on their own people, the Forgotten are the bitter mutated remnants of an outcast clan. Adept in espionage and stealth, they excel as assassins and spies - preferring to kill from the shadows and steal what they cannot gather or research themselves.		Created by the Vaulters during horrific experiments on their own people, the Forgotten are the bitter mutated remnants of an outcast clan. Adept in espionage and stealth, they excel as assassins and spies - preferring to kill from the shadows and steal what they cannot gather or research themselves.

	Decorated with tattoos and piercings, the Forgotten do everything they can to both disassociate with the vaulters who cruelly created them as well as hide their true form. Their abilities in this latter regard go so far as to allow some of them the ability to transform into mist at will, making them incredibly hard to hit and exceptionally good at hitting.		Decorated with tattoos and piercings, the Forgotten do everything they can to both disassociate with the vaulters who cruelly created them as well as hide their true form. Their abilities in this latter regard go so far as to allow some of them the ability to transform into mist at will, making them incredibly hard to hit and exceptionally good at hitting.
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	== Minor factions ==		== Minor factions ==
	Less ambitious and less technologically and culturally advanced than major factions. Their role is to pester major factions with wandering units when unpacified and provide work force, nice benefits and unit designs when pacified and assimilated.		Less ambitious and less technologically and culturally advanced than major factions. Their role is to pester major factions with wandering units when unpacified and provide work force, nice benefits and unit designs when pacified and assimilated.