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<h1>Introduction to Natural Fantasy Campaigns</h1>
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<h1>Introduction to Natural Fantasy Campaigns</h1>
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<section id="clashing-communities">
<h2>Clashing Communities</h2>
<p>In natural fantasy campaigns, the clashes between different factions are often of a much smaller scale: tensions between neighboring villages or clans, and fights between humans and animals or spirits, or between opposing parties of the same people. In its darkest forms, such conflicts erupt into violence, expropriation, or even genocide.</p>
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<h2>Clashing Communities</h2>
<p>Newly arrived in the village and terrified by a spiked wildcat sighted by his caravan during the journey, a nobleman has ordered the local hunters guild to exterminate all predators in the region. When they refuse to kill any creature that hasn’t attacked the settlement, the noble hires some mercenaries from the Citadel amidst the plains.</p>
<p>
In natural fantasy campaigns, the clashes between different factions are
often of a much smaller scale: tensions between neighboring villages or
clans, and fights between humans and animals or spirits, or between
opposing parties of the same people. In its darkest forms, such conflicts
erupt into violence, expropriation, or even genocide.
</p>
<p>Only the Inara know the procedures required to activate the progenitors’ metal artifacts, which lie scattered around the archipelago. Driven by greed, the sheriffs of the capital infiltrate Inara settlements to extort information; one of these operations led to a terrible massacre of the natives.</p>
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<p>
Newly arrived in the village and terrified by a spiked wildcat sighted by
his caravan during the journey, a nobleman has ordered the local hunters
guild to exterminate all predators in the region. When they refuse to kill
any creature that hasn’t attacked the settlement, the noble hires some
mercenaries from the Citadel amidst the plains.
</p>
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Only the Inara know the procedures required to activate the progenitors’
metal artifacts, which lie scattered around the archipelago. Driven by
greed, the sheriffs of the capital infiltrate Inara settlements to extort
information; one of these operations led to a terrible massacre of the
natives.
</p>
</section>
<section id="everything-has-a-soul">
<h2>Everything Has a Soul</h2>
<p>This pillar is both central and explicit in natural fantasy: the stream of souls manifests as elemental entities, animals or plants—veritable holy symbols that embody the life cycle of regeneration and transformation. The stream of souls is also among the main victims of the Villains’ actions.</p>
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<p>Hell-bent on reuniting the fragments of her wife’s soul, scattered across the spirit world, the witch Ihimi bound her spirit to the Rain Tree. Two thousand years have passed and the stream of souls has stagnated: echoes of the departed roam the earth, clinging to the living and turning them into terrible monsters.</p>
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<h2>Everything Has a Soul</h2>
<p>Just as the Progenitors cried their tears to create the ocean and gave their flesh to make the earth, the inhabitants of the Glass Isles accept that the nocturnal messengers devour the bodies of the departed and feast on the grief of the living, bringing both to the afterlife as nourishment and consolation for the ancestral spirits.</p>
<p>
This pillar is both central and explicit in natural fantasy: the stream of
souls manifests as elemental entities, animals or plants—veritable holy
symbols that embody the life cycle of regeneration and transformation. The
stream of souls is also among the main victims of the Villains’ actions.
</p>
<p>Furthermore, the four ancient trees of the region, also known as <strong>Vei Arbru</strong>, host the elemental essences of the seasons: each is kept safe by a guardian fairy that nurtures it both when it’s in bloom and when it withers before being born again.</p>
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<p>
Hell-bent on reuniting the fragments of her wife’s soul, scattered across
the spirit world, the witch Ihimi bound her spirit to the Rain Tree. Two
thousand years have passed and the stream of souls has stagnated: echoes
of the departed roam the earth, clinging to the living and turning them
into terrible monsters.
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<p>
Just as the Progenitors cried their tears to create the ocean and gave
their flesh to make the earth, the inhabitants of the Glass Isles accept
that the nocturnal messengers devour the bodies of the departed and feast
on the grief of the living, bringing both to the afterlife as nourishment
and consolation for the ancestral spirits.
</p>
<p>
Furthermore, the four ancient trees of the region, also known as
<strong>Vei Arbru</strong>, host the elemental essences of the seasons:
each is kept safe by a guardian fairy that nurtures it both when it’s in
bloom and when it withers before being born again.
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