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Te-krogoth: Linked tenets

2012-01-29T21:31:18Z

Linked tenets

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	'''The Ancient Saviors'''		'''The Ancient Saviors'''

	Nicknamed "preachers" or "crusaders," this oldest and most traditional of the Tribes of Man traces its ancestry back to the legendary Harabec, the immortal Phoenix. The Children's ultimate goal is reunification of all tribes under the Phoenix banner. The Children adhere to a body of custom called "The Tenets of Harabec" and expect other tribes to follow it as well. They were the ones who started the Firetruces, and they are the consummate diplomats of the wilderzone. They also pay the greatest respect to the legendary Immortals, those mysterious beings said to guide humanity through the ages. Many Tribes are curious as to the secrets the Children of Phoenix hide, and wonder whether the Children speak the truth about being protected by the Immortal Harabec himself.		Nicknamed "preachers" or "crusaders," this oldest and most traditional of the Tribes of Man traces its ancestry back to the legendary Harabec, the immortal Phoenix. The Children's ultimate goal is reunification of all tribes under the Phoenix banner. The Children adhere to a body of custom called "[[Society_and_culture#The_Tenets_of_Harabec\|The Tenets of Harabec]]" and expect other tribes to follow it as well. They were the ones who started the Firetruces, and they are the consummate diplomats of the wilderzone. They also pay the greatest respect to the legendary Immortals, those mysterious beings said to guide humanity through the ages. Many Tribes are curious as to the secrets the Children of Phoenix hide, and wonder whether the Children speak the truth about being protected by the Immortal Harabec himself.

	Though the Children constantly urge peace among the Tribes, they are also warriors without peer who finish their battles with terrifying finality. They respond to raids when necessary to protect or avenge their people, but they seldom engage in all-out feuds or long-term wars. ''"When the Phoenix wakes"'' is a tribal expression for "when hell freezes over." This phrase comes from recognition of the potential threat posed to tribal independence should the Children of Phoenix cast aside their history of restraint.		Though the Children constantly urge peace among the Tribes, they are also warriors without peer who finish their battles with terrifying finality. They respond to raids when necessary to protect or avenge their people, but they seldom engage in all-out feuds or long-term wars. ''"When the Phoenix wakes"'' is a tribal expression for "when hell freezes over." This phrase comes from recognition of the potential threat posed to tribal independence should the Children of Phoenix cast aside their history of restraint.

Te-krogoth: Linked lesser tribes

2012-01-29T20:43:59Z

Linked lesser tribes

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	"Butchers united only by bloodlust and their preposterous claim to be the oldest tribe. How they have fallen from their noble origins."		"Butchers united only by bloodlust and their preposterous claim to be the oldest tribe. How they have fallen from their noble origins."

	== On lesser tribes ==		== On [[lesser tribes]] ==

	"Those who join us are welcome. Those who choose otherwise will suffer. We can only hope to show them the truth."		"Those who join us are welcome. Those who choose otherwise will suffer. We can only hope to show them the truth."

Te-krogoth: Updated with info from the TuGuide

2012-01-29T20:34:31Z

Updated with info from the TuGuide

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	{{Q\|Someday, perhaps, the tribes will be one again. Let us keep that flame burning. Until that day comes, we must remain vigilant against those who would extinguish the light and cast us into the darkness of anarchy.\|Renn Gistos yl-Harabec, Phoenix Prime}}		{{Q\|Someday, perhaps, the tribes will be one again. Let us keep that flame burning. Until that day comes, we must remain vigilant against those who would extinguish the light and cast us into the darkness of anarchy.\|Renn Gistos yl-Harabec, Phoenix Prime}}
	== Background ==		== Background ==
			'''The Ancient Saviors'''

	~~The~~ oldest and most traditional of the ~~tribes, the Children trace their~~ ancestry back to the legendary Harabec, the immortal Phoenix. ~~Their~~ ultimate goal is reunification of all tribes under the Phoenix banner. The Children adhere to a body of custom called "The Tenets of Harabec" and expect other tribes to follow it as well.		Nicknamed "preachers" or "crusaders," this oldest and most traditional of the Tribes of Man traces its ancestry back to the legendary Harabec, the immortal Phoenix. The Children's ultimate goal is reunification of all tribes under the Phoenix banner. The Children adhere to a body of custom called "The Tenets of Harabec" and expect other tribes to follow it as well. They were the ones who started the Firetruces, and they are the consummate diplomats of the wilderzone. They also pay the greatest respect to the legendary Immortals, those mysterious beings said to guide humanity through the ages. Many Tribes are curious as to the secrets the Children of Phoenix hide, and wonder whether the Children speak the truth about being protected by the Immortal Harabec himself.

			Though the Children constantly urge peace among the Tribes, they are also warriors without peer who finish their battles with terrifying finality. They respond to raids when necessary to protect or avenge their people, but they seldom engage in all-out feuds or long-term wars. ''"When the Phoenix wakes"'' is a tribal expression for "when hell freezes over." This phrase comes from recognition of the potential threat posed to tribal independence should the Children of Phoenix cast aside their history of restraint.

			The Phoenix take pride in their elite status. So far, no other tribe has succeeded in shattering that reputation. Though they more arrogant than any other Tribe, even the Blood Eagle, the Children of Phoenix are also the most compassionate. Their regal leadership is the closest thing to a unifying force among the Tribes of Man.

			Lately, the Children of Phoenix struggle with division in their own ranks. The Harbingers of Phoenix argue for a great Crusade to unify the other Tribes by force, while the Keepers of Phoenix maintain the best way to achieve true unity is to lead by example. So far, the Keeper faction continues to hold power, and the Harbingers are content to argue in the tribe's councils.

	Although the Children speak of peace among the tribes, they are warriors without peer, and finish their battles with terrifying finality.l The phoenix take pride in their elite status. And so far, no other tribe has succeeded in shattering that reputation.

	They organize themselves into armies called Wings, regiments called Pyres, and squads called Flames.		They organize themselves into armies called Wings, regiments called Pyres, and squads called Flames.
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	"Some deny that Harabec and other ancient warriors still walk among us. Fools! Have they not listened to the histories? The Immortals exist!"		"Some deny that Harabec and other ancient warriors still walk among us. Fools! Have they not listened to the histories? The Immortals exist!"


			== References ==
			[http://library.theexiled.pwnageservers.com/file.php?id=2895 Guide to the Tribes Universe]

			[http://library.theexiled.pwnageservers.com/file.php?id=2896 Tribes Manual]: Page 14
	[[Category:Tribes]]		[[Category:Tribes]]

Te-krogoth: Added an image

2012-01-29T04:43:42Z

Added an image

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			[[File:ChildrenOfPhoenix.png\|thumb\|Right\|Children of the Phoenix image from the manual\|600px]]
	{{Q\|Someday, perhaps, the tribes will be one again. Let us keep that flame burning. Until that day comes, we must remain vigilant against those who would extinguish the light and cast us into the darkness of anarchy.\|Renn Gistos yl-Harabec, Phoenix Prime}}		{{Q\|Someday, perhaps, the tribes will be one again. Let us keep that flame burning. Until that day comes, we must remain vigilant against those who would extinguish the light and cast us into the darkness of anarchy.\|Renn Gistos yl-Harabec, Phoenix Prime}}
	== Background ==		== Background ==

Te-krogoth: Added to the Tribes Category

2012-01-08T01:47:30Z

Added to the Tribes Category

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	"Some deny that Harabec and other ancient warriors still walk among us. Fools! Have they not listened to the histories? The Immortals exist!"		"Some deny that Harabec and other ancient warriors still walk among us. Fools! Have they not listened to the histories? The Immortals exist!"

			[[Category:Tribes]]

Te-braveskin at 02:46, 4 January 2012

2012-01-04T02:46:06Z

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	They organize themselves into armies called Wings, regiments called Pyres, and squads called Flames.		They organize themselves into armies called Wings, regiments called Pyres, and squads called Flames.

	== On the Starwolf ==		== On the [[Starwolf]] ==

	"They turn disadvantage into advantage, adversity into asset. A worthy ally and a dangerous enemy, they are yet too fond of roaming to accept the wisdom of our teachings."		"They turn disadvantage into advantage, adversity into asset. A worthy ally and a dangerous enemy, they are yet too fond of roaming to accept the wisdom of our teachings."

	== On the Diamond Sword ==		== On the [[Diamond Sword]] ==

	"Everything is a question to them, a puzzle to solve, a mystery to unravel. But not everything is gray, and the Sworders lack the strength of conviction necessary to act decisively."		"Everything is a question to them, a puzzle to solve, a mystery to unravel. But not everything is gray, and the Sworders lack the strength of conviction necessary to act decisively."

	== On the Blood Eagle ==		== On the [[Blood Eagle]] ==

	"Butchers united only by bloodlust and their preposterous claim to be the oldest tribe. How they have fallen from their noble origins."		"Butchers united only by bloodlust and their preposterous claim to be the oldest tribe. How they have fallen from their noble origins."
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	"Those who join us are welcome. Those who choose otherwise will suffer. We can only hope to show them the truth."		"Those who join us are welcome. Those who choose otherwise will suffer. We can only hope to show them the truth."

	== On the Empire ==		== On the [[Empire]] ==

	"Let it rot in decadence and greed. Someday Phoenix will return, and we will raise something infinitely finer in place of mere Empire."		"Let it rot in decadence and greed. Someday Phoenix will return, and we will raise something infinitely finer in place of mere Empire."

Te-braveskin at 02:41, 4 January 2012

2012-01-04T02:41:17Z

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	{{Q\|Someday, perhaps, the tribes will be one again. Let us keep that flame burning. Until that day comes, we must remain vigilant against those who would extinguish the light and cast us into the darkness of anarchy.\|Renn Gistos yl-Harabec, Phoenix Prime}}		{{Q\|Someday, perhaps, the tribes will be one again. Let us keep that flame burning. Until that day comes, we must remain vigilant against those who would extinguish the light and cast us into the darkness of anarchy.\|Renn Gistos yl-Harabec, Phoenix Prime}}

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	== Background ==		== Background ==

Te-braveskin at 02:39, 4 January 2012

2012-01-04T02:39:47Z

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	"Someday, perhaps, the tribes will be one again. Let us keep that flame burning. Until that day comes, we must remain vigilant against those who would extinguish the light and cast us into the darkness of anarchy."		{{Q\|Someday, perhaps, the tribes will be one again. Let us keep that flame burning. Until that day comes, we must remain vigilant against those who would extinguish the light and cast us into the darkness of anarchy.\|Renn Gistos yl-Harabec, Phoenix Prime}}

	-Renn Gistos yl-Harabec, Phoenix Prime
	~~{{Q\|Testing testing!\|Maxwell\|Science.~~}}

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Te-braveskin at 02:32, 4 January 2012

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	-Renn Gistos yl-Harabec, Phoenix Prime		-Renn Gistos yl-Harabec, Phoenix Prime
			{{Q\|Testing testing!\|Maxwell\|Science.}}

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Te-braveskin at 02:26, 4 January 2012

2012-01-04T02:26:57Z

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	-Renn Gistos yl-Harabec, Phoenix Prime		-Renn Gistos yl-Harabec, Phoenix Prime


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			== Background ==

			The oldest and most traditional of the tribes, the Children trace their ancestry back to the legendary Harabec, the immortal Phoenix. Their ultimate goal is reunification of all tribes under the Phoenix banner. The Children adhere to a body of custom called "The Tenets of Harabec" and expect other tribes to follow it as well.

			Although the Children speak of peace among the tribes, they are warriors without peer, and finish their battles with terrifying finality.l The phoenix take pride in their elite status. And so far, no other tribe has succeeded in shattering that reputation.

			They organize themselves into armies called Wings, regiments called Pyres, and squads called Flames.

			== On the Starwolf ==

			"They turn disadvantage into advantage, adversity into asset. A worthy ally and a dangerous enemy, they are yet too fond of roaming to accept the wisdom of our teachings."

			== On the Diamond Sword ==

			"Everything is a question to them, a puzzle to solve, a mystery to unravel. But not everything is gray, and the Sworders lack the strength of conviction necessary to act decisively."

			== On the Blood Eagle ==

			"Butchers united only by bloodlust and their preposterous claim to be the oldest tribe. How they have fallen from their noble origins."

			== On lesser tribes ==

			"Those who join us are welcome. Those who choose otherwise will suffer. We can only hope to show them the truth."

			== On the Empire ==

			"Let it rot in decadence and greed. Someday Phoenix will return, and we will raise something infinitely finer in place of mere Empire."

			== On Immortals ==

			"Some deny that Harabec and other ancient warriors still walk among us. Fools! Have they not listened to the histories? The Immortals exist!"