Difference between revisions of "Nobelism"
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Latest revision as of 08:41, 11 December 2006
Nobelism is a new name for a seemingly ancient discipline, a name coined by Sir Gold Recluse. Nobelism seems to have a lost history between at least two continents. And as a certain white haired man once said, "Two is an impossible number". Sir Gold is open to searching elsewhere for similar roots in the past, but for now will spend what time he can in Koolaris under the guidance of a hermit named Zigmund.
Nobility
Compassion, Wisdom, Loyalty
Honor Trust Truth Learning Perseverance Sacrifice Submission Service Respect Humility Purpose Patience Persuasion
The Work of the Spirits
Definition
Blessings and Cataclysms
The Gods
Foci of Principles
Becoming
