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'''The Exile''' is an event where the [[Spirit Valley Tribes]] have been compelled to flee their homelands by the [[Spirit Wilds]]. The event has been highly disruptive to the culture of the tribes and saw many casualties, as well as the beginnings of new culture and religions to understand what had happened to them. Upon entering various established powers, the tribes' presence would lead to violence and discrimination frequently. | '''The Exile''' is an event where the [[Spirit Valley Tribes]] have been compelled to flee their homelands by the [[Spirit Wilds]]. The event has been highly disruptive to the culture of the tribes and saw many casualties, as well as the beginnings of new culture and religions to understand what had happened to them. Upon entering various established powers, the tribes' presence would lead to violence and discrimination frequently. | ||
== Pre-Exile Context == | |||
== Eastern Exodus == | |||
== Western Exodus == | |||
== Legacy == | |||
== See also == | |||
*[[War of the Flowers]] | |||
*[[Spirit War]] |
Revision as of 21:12, 14 June 2022
The Exile is an event where the Spirit Valley Tribes have been compelled to flee their homelands by the Spirit Wilds. The event has been highly disruptive to the culture of the tribes and saw many casualties, as well as the beginnings of new culture and religions to understand what had happened to them. Upon entering various established powers, the tribes' presence would lead to violence and discrimination frequently.