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 Conceptually simple, warriors are some of the best fighters known to the multiverse. Many generalize them as simple people carrying simple weapons. Warriors are far from simple, however. Their skills and techniques may take years of practice to master, arguably being as difficult to study as the arcane arts. Becoming a powerful warrior takes extreme dedication. Conceptually simple, warriors are some of the best fighters known to the multiverse. Many generalize them as simple people carrying simple weapons. Warriors are far from simple, however. Their skills and techniques may take years of practice to master, arguably being as difficult to study as the arcane arts. Becoming a powerful warrior takes extreme dedication.
  
-Many warriors become adventurers for one reason or another. Not as predictable as a priest or a marine, warriors come in all shapes, sizes, personalities, and moralities. They all share one thing in common, and that is their ability to do large amounts of damage.+Many warriors become adventurers for one reason or another. Not as predictable as a priest or a mage, warriors come in all shapes, sizes, personalities, and moralities. They all share one thing in common, and that is their ability to do large amounts of damage.
  
 It's hard to learn on your own, though. As such, many warriors have begun to pass on their skills and techniques to the younger generations. This led to the development of different Schools of warriors. Initially very restrictive, the Warrior Schools are now so widespread that many practitioners can be found in almost every city across Jaern and Cahyali. It's hard to learn on your own, though. As such, many warriors have begun to pass on their skills and techniques to the younger generations. This led to the development of different Schools of warriors. Initially very restrictive, the Warrior Schools are now so widespread that many practitioners can be found in almost every city across Jaern and Cahyali.
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 Long ago, the globe-spanning [[history:jaern:veiledempire|Veiled Empire]] ruled over Jaern. Through their knowledge of demon binding, they were able to dramatically increase both their technological and magical prowess. During this time period, a great warrior named **Draak Zmaj** developed the School of the Dragon to counter the many powerful mages fueled by the demons of the Beneath.  Long ago, the globe-spanning [[history:jaern:veiledempire|Veiled Empire]] ruled over Jaern. Through their knowledge of demon binding, they were able to dramatically increase both their technological and magical prowess. During this time period, a great warrior named **Draak Zmaj** developed the School of the Dragon to counter the many powerful mages fueled by the demons of the Beneath. 
  
-Draak found a way to harness the elemental energies of the world around him without needing to make deals with demons. However, with the fall of the Veiled Empire at the hands of the Dark Sun, the School of the Dragon was almost lost. It wasn’t until 9724 SF when some of the first Tarusians excavated a Veiled Empire tomb that evidently belonged to Draak. It told his story and revealed his techniques to the modern age. The Tarusians kept it a close secret for a few centuries before knowledge of the School of the Dragon was allowed to the public. Now, any can follow in Draak’s footsteps by learning from ancient skills.+Draak found a way to harness the elemental energies of the world around him without needing to make deals with demons. However, with the fall of the Veiled Empire at the hands of the Dark Sun, the School of the Dragon was almost lost. It wasn’t until 2200 SD when some of the first Tarusians excavated a Veiled Empire tomb that evidently belonged to Draak. It told his story and revealed his techniques to the modern age. The Tarusians kept it a close secret for a few centuries before knowledge of the School of the Dragon was allowed to the public. Now, any can follow in Draak’s footsteps by learning from ancient skills.
  
 ==== Cahyalian Origins ==== ==== Cahyalian Origins ====
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