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| ==== Laws & Governance ==== | ==== Laws & Governance ==== | ||
| - | The government of Raikougan is a shogunate, led by Shogun Arashi Hachiman (as of 10081). The official name of this shogunate is the Arashi Federation. | + | The government of Raikougan is a shogunate, led by Shogun Arashi Hachiman (as of 2557). The official name of this shogunate is the Arashi Federation. |
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| + | * Assault and battery: Incarceration from 1-5 years. | ||
| + | * Theft: Corporal Punishment of 10-20 lashes depending on what was stolen. | ||
| + | * Disparaging Remarks against Leadership: Fine of 500 gp. | ||
| + | * Worship of Demons & Fey: Fine of up to 5,000 gc and possible incarceration for up to 15 years. | ||
| + | * Ownership of another intelligent humanoid creature: 20 years Incarceration or Exile | ||
| + | * Political Corruption and Bribery: Incarceration of up to 10 years | ||
| + | * Hunting Sacred Animals: Incarceration of up to 20 years | ||
| + | * Defying Orders of a Superior: Corporal Punishment, Incarceration, | ||
| + | * Polluting the Natural Environment: | ||
| + | * Murder and rape: Execution | ||
| + | * Treason: Kaze-no-shi | ||
| **Kaze-no-Shi: | **Kaze-no-Shi: | ||
| - | The Raikougan abides by most of the rules of the mainland, however some differences exist. | + | The practice of kaze-no-shi, |
| The practice involves going before a Warlord or the Shogun during an Autumn Hurricane, where they recite a poem to convey their shame and regret for their crime. They then must wound themselves on their left leg and right arm, then walk out in the wilderness while the storm rages. There has yet to be a documented case of someone surviving this. | The practice involves going before a Warlord or the Shogun during an Autumn Hurricane, where they recite a poem to convey their shame and regret for their crime. They then must wound themselves on their left leg and right arm, then walk out in the wilderness while the storm rages. There has yet to be a documented case of someone surviving this. | ||
| - | For more information on the Raikougan Archipelago, | + | For more information on the Raikougan Archipelago, |
| {{raikougan_flag.png}} | {{raikougan_flag.png}} | ||
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| The sea is also viewed as a god that provides the Raikoujin with fish and allows travel between islands. The annual cyclones that affect the Raikougan are referred to as the Storm. While outsiders may view it as a malevolent entity, the Raikoujin see it as a being that makes them strong through the hardship it puts them through. Thus, they have a more neutral view on it. Mages are viewed as holy figures as they see them as those with the power to affect and even control the spirits. | The sea is also viewed as a god that provides the Raikoujin with fish and allows travel between islands. The annual cyclones that affect the Raikougan are referred to as the Storm. While outsiders may view it as a malevolent entity, the Raikoujin see it as a being that makes them strong through the hardship it puts them through. Thus, they have a more neutral view on it. Mages are viewed as holy figures as they see them as those with the power to affect and even control the spirits. | ||
| - | While traditional worship of the [[:gods|Fourteen]] is not particularly frowned upon, few temples to them exist and priests attempting to proselytize are generally looked upon with disdain, if not outright told to stop. Divine magic is normally welcome, as long as it used to heal and not harm. | + | While traditional worship of the [[:gods|Thirteen]] is not particularly frowned upon, few temples to them exist and priests attempting to proselytize are generally looked upon with disdain, if not outright told to stop. Divine magic is normally welcome, as long as it used to heal and not harm. |
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| A blended family of halflings and draconic lizards, formed from the union of Kentarō Ryuji and June, a Ley' | A blended family of halflings and draconic lizards, formed from the union of Kentarō Ryuji and June, a Ley' | ||
| - | The current leader is Kentarō Ryou, a draconic halfling and adventurer((Played by Seth Eaton (@repeat__) )). He took over in name after the death of his father, Ryuji, but many of the family' | + | The current leader is Kentarō Ryou, a draconic halfling and adventurer((Played by Shay Eaton (@repeat__) )). He took over in name after the death of his father, Ryuji, but many of the family' |
| === Bakuhatsu === | === Bakuhatsu === | ||
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| There is only one leader, known as the // | There is only one leader, known as the // | ||
| - | However, the most recent Kasha (as of 10081), a Giantkin, was so emblematic of these " | + | However, the most recent Kasha (as of 2557), a Giantkin, was so emblematic of these " |
| The symbol of the Blood Hawks is a red bird with its wings outstretched on a black or gray background. Many of its members will display this symbol with a pin or patch somewhere on their armor or weaponry. Specific sects of the Hawks may adjust this symbol in different ways to signify their more specific allegiances. | The symbol of the Blood Hawks is a red bird with its wings outstretched on a black or gray background. Many of its members will display this symbol with a pin or patch somewhere on their armor or weaponry. Specific sects of the Hawks may adjust this symbol in different ways to signify their more specific allegiances. | ||
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