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Contents
History
Geography
Continents
Major Oceans
Major Rivers
Climate
Biology
Flora
Fauna
Geology
Minerals
Society
Language
The primary spoken and written language of Hekayt Prime is Hekayan.
However, over the centuries, each caste has developed its own dialects and secret languages. Even the Verdikke have their own sublanguage.
- Binot: The secret language of the Toveil.
- Krallik: Ledelkrig codespeak. Used mostly as a defense against pirates eavesdropping.
- Twenn: Convoluted double talk of the Konterbeid bureaucrats, employed during meetings and most memoranda.
- Verdi: The Verdikke commoner tongue, developed to establish communication that couldn't always be understood by the uppity caste members.
- Medlid: Language of the Medlidikke pirates, used as a defense against Ledelkrig eavesdropping.
Government
High Moot
Municipalities are governed by a multi-caste council known as the High Moot. High Moot members are appointed by the Grand Moot, which is based in the capital of Kjernkor. All High Moots are ultimately answerable to the Grand Moot.
Grand Moot
All of Hekayt Prime is governed by a council known as the Grand Moot. It delegates most local issues to the various municipal High Moots, but will handle problems that are of more global interest.
Caste System
Konterbeid Caste
Bureaucratic recordkeepers. The data packrats and middle managers of Hekayt Prime.
Ledelkrig Caste
Warriors and guardians. The soldiers and law enforcement of Hekayt Prime.
Toveil Caste
Technicians, medics, and philosophers. The engineers, psychologists, and priests of Hekayt Prime.
Verdikke
Caste-less, equivalent to peasants. People who failed to pass their Worthing tests or never qualified to take them in the first place.
Medlidikke
Bloodthirsty pirates, the worst of the Verdikke.
Legal Issues
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Economy
Infrastructure
Agriculture
Natural Resources
Education
Religion
Rites of Passage
Worthing
Entertainment
Transportation
Miscellaneous
Demographics
Non-Caste Politics
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