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The University League was organized RT-3851 to develop the protocols that would become the Hub Conventions. The League functions as the Charter authority and adjudication body for all Convention signatories.
A gulf at the northern end of the Twolight Gulf, formed by the outflow of the Penryl Sea chain and the Gem River Delta.
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House Minor with large agricultural holdings south of the Lake District.
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A Cloister in the Lake District training freshwater marine Adepts. Also a popular retirement spot for eastern Holders and Elders.
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The main meal of the day, usually served shortly after midday and comprising a substantial array of hot and cold dishes. Generally the formal meal at which guests are received and/or entertained.
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(Middle Veran) Order of Veran marine fauna. Fish analogs, endoskeletal and cold-blooded. Dioecious and triecious species exist. Both viviparous and oviparous species common.
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(Veran) The matrikarils that encompass the outermost borders for human habitation agreed upon in the colonial Charter and subsequently modified and enshrined in the Great Law. Holders of the Marches are expected to enforce the borders and permitted to tithe and maintain quasi-military forces called Wards, auxiliaries to the Rangers, on behalf of the Lyenex of Veran.
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(Veran) Cadastinir, the oldest south-western settlement, near Red Cliffs.
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(Veran) Designation of the first market of each market cycle, equivalent to weeks in Veran time designation. A market cycle, known simply as a Market, begins with Market, then three days designated marfirst, marsect, and marthrit, then Midmarket, then midfirst and midsect, then Endmarket, and two final days, usually referred to as "firstafter" and "secondafter" for a total of ten days.
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