The Herald from the Far Beyond/Packing
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Royal Sautican Chromatic Standards
For ease of use and quickness of satisfaction, I have been authorized to use the Royal Sautican Chromatic Standards. All Praise the Most High for his grace!
Though it is good Sautican storytelling to mix elements of each genre, the colour code serves to show which genre is more prevelant to the story.
| Adventures |
| This colour shall be the signal that the contained story is of the genre: Adventure. Adventure is defined by the Sauticans to be a genre that is about a protagonist who journeys to epic or distant places to accomplish something. |
| Comedies |
| This colour shall be the signal that the contained story is of the genre: Comedy. Comedy is defined by the Sauticans to be a genre that tells about a series of funny or comical events, intended to make the audience laugh. |
| Histories |
| This colour shall be the signal that the contained story is of the genre: History. History is defined by the Sauticans to be a genre that is a story about a real person or event. Additionally, it will be the colour in which demarcates a monograph by a Sautican scholar. All the stories contain lessons, but Histories are to be more vocal in what is being instructed. |
| Romances |
| This colour shall be the signal that the contained story is of the genre: Romance. Romance is defined by the Sauticans to be a genre that is about character's relationships, or engagements. It's a story about character development, rather than adventures. |
| Tragedies |
| This colour shall be the signal that the contained story is of the genre: Tragedy. Tragedy is degined by the Sauticans to be a genre that is based on human suffering that offers its audience pleasure. |
{{ | ~ With the Blessings of the Most High ~ | }}
