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	{{Races		{{Races
	\|Image=KhadanAI.jpg\|Name=Khadan Humans\|Pronunciation=Kaa-dan\|Classification=Human\|Nicknames=Desert Folk, Desert-dwellers\|Languages=Common, [[Anjyarri]], Azari\|Average Height=1.70m - 1.90m (5'7" - 6'3")\|Average Weight=65kg - 80kg (143lbs - 176lbs)\|Maximum Age=~80 Years Old\|STR=+2\|DEF=+0\|AGI=+2\|INT=+0}}Living along the coast of the Al’Hadar Deep, their cities standing out as shining jewels between the dunes of the Anjyarri desert, the Khadan, as they are known, inhabit the sun-scorched realm known as Anjyarr. Their history is one shrouded in ancient legends, arcane sorcery, mythical kings known as Pharos, and secrets that now remain hidden beneath the sands of the dune sea. These people, born and formed by their history, have introduced their own wisdom to Eden through inventions and philosophy. Now, they are defined by their resilience, compassion, and their will to thrive in the harshest of environments.		\|Image=KhadanAI.jpg\|Name=Khadan Humans\|Pronunciation=Kaa-dan\|Classification=Human\|Nicknames=Desert Folk, Desert-dwellers\|Languages=Common, [[Anjyarri]], Azari\|Average Height=1.70m - 1.90m (5'7" - 6'3")\|Average Weight=65kg - 80kg (143lbs - 176lbs)\|Maximum Age=~80 Years Old\|STR=+2\|DEF=+0\|AGI=+2\|INT=+0}}Living along the coast of the Al’Hadar Deep, their cities standing out as shining jewels between the dunes of the Anjyarri desert, the Khadan, as they are known, inhabit the sun-scorched realm known as Anjyarr. Their history is one shrouded in ancient legends, arcane sorcery, mythical kings known as Pharos, and secrets that now remain hidden beneath the sands of the dune sea. These people, born and formed by their history, have introduced their own wisdom to Eden through inventions and philosophy. Now, they are defined by their resilience, compassion, and their will to thrive in the harshest of environments.

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	\|Players with this trait know the "Flame Arrow" spell without needing to be a spellcaster		\|Players with this trait know the "Flame Arrow" spell without needing to be a spellcaster
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	\|Players with this trait can summon a ~~skeleton~~ which can be used ~~in CRP~~ using the skeleton stat block.		\|Players with this trait can summon a small sand golem as an action which can be used using the skeleton stat block.
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	!Decapitating strike		!Decapitating strike
	\|~~Once~~ per ~~battle during CRP. The~~ player ~~can~~ choose to instead of ~~making a~~ normal attack ~~it will do a single Decapitating blow~~.		\|During CRP, once per target, the player may choose to make decapitating strike as an action instead of their normal weapon attack(s).
	If ~~they do~~, ~~they may do a single attack with any weapon that does D6~~ damage.		If this attack hits, it deals D3+3 damage
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			=== Naming Schemes ===
			In Anjyarr, as elsewhere, the personal name of an individual was the most important means of identification, not only in this life but in the hereafter and in social memory for eternity. To the Khadan, the name and essence were inseparably interconnected. In their ancient culture and religion, it was believed that the world was created by pronouncing the name of everything that came into existence, and, in magical practice, knowing the "true" name of supernatural and transcendent beings helped one to gain power over them. Thus, the name was considered a vital constituent of one's personality in Khadan culture.

			Names would often be differentiated or linked to historical or literary figures. These include the names of legendary figures, kings, religious personalities, and old gods and goddesses. For instance, male names like Ahman, Muhaddin, Metehan, and Khurshid and female names such as Sa'har, Isha, Ra'na, and Met'hani reflect this tradition.

			In modern times, Khadan names have taken on new forms, often appearing as compounds or bearing specific meanings. Female names commonly feature suffixes such as -i, -eh, -ah, or -a, as seen in Somayeh, Noora, Kazirah, Farid, Shana, Mija, Jahanara, and Sadia. Meanwhile, male names, which had common short first names, often end with -an, -ar, -id, -ad, -in, -ir, -al, or -il, for example, Danyal, Rashad, Qusar, Sahil, and Zayan.

			Furthermore, the addition of -El or -Al serves as the definitive article, indicating that the family name begins with "the." This convention often signifies the family name's association with a profession. However, there are instances it may also be associated with a title or specific origin of the person in question.

	== Cultures ==		== Cultures ==

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	== World View ==		== World View ==
	~~'''General Khadan Human opinions on the other races of Eden.'''~~
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	!On Attians…		!On Attians…

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	= Character Creation =		= Character Creation =
	=== Appearance ===		=== Appearance ===
	~~The~~ Khadan people's physical appearance distinguishes them from ~~other human inhabitants~~ of ~~Eden~~. ~~Typically~~, ~~they~~ are slightly shorter ~~than the average Attian~~, ~~with men~~ reaching ~~a maximum~~ height of 180cm (5'9") and women reaching ~~a maximum~~ height of 170cm (5'5").		Compared to the remaining human inhabitants of Eden, the Khadan people's physical appearance distinguishes them from the rest, be it by their attire, culture, and, of course, their darker skin tones. Compared to the average Attian, Khadan men are slightly shorter, reaching an average height of 180cm (5'9"), and women reaching an average height of 170cm (5'5").

	~~Historically,~~ the Khadan population consisted of numerous tribes, each settling in ~~distinct~~ regions of the desert. Due to their diverse surroundings, the appearance of each ~~Khadan~~ varied, ~~but they~~ all shared a common trait of having a tan or ~~darker~~ skin tone. The Zanmirs, ~~a tribe that~~ inhabited coastal areas and regions near waterways, ~~are~~ renowned for their captivating beauty among the Khadan people. ~~They often have~~ long, flowing hair in shades of brown and red, complemented by eyes in various shades of green~~. Additionally, their lighter complexion gives them the appearance of an Attian who has been sun-kissed~~.		Looking back at the history of the Khadan, one can see that their population consisted of numerous tribes, each settling in different regions of the desert that suited their needs for survival. Due to their diverse surroundings, the appearance of the Khadan changed over time, making each tribe varied, yet all shared the common trait of having a tan or dark skin tone. The tribes, collectively known as the Zanmirs, inhabited the coastal areas and regions near waterways, becoming renowned for their captivating beauty among the Khadan people. Over time, their appearance shifted to having a lighter complexion similar to an Attian who had been sun-kissed, having long flowing hair in shades of brown and red, which was complemented by eyes in various shades of green and brown.

	~~The Vaemir~~ tribes, ~~in stark contrast to their~~ Zanmir ~~relatives, made~~ their homes in the vast ~~deserts~~ and ~~exhibited~~ striking ~~physical~~ differences. Their hair ~~spanned a~~ spectrum from ~~the~~ profound darkness of jet black to the rare gleam of near-white, an exceptional characteristic ~~for the~~ Khadan ~~people~~. ~~Their skin~~ tones ~~encompassed a wide range~~ from a deep, sun-burnished tan to a rich, dusky brown, ~~while~~ their eyes ~~displayed~~ hues that spanned from deep brown to captivating shades of orange illuminated by the desert sun. ~~Occasionally, the~~ enigmatic beauty of hazel eyes made an appearance. The Khadan ~~from the desert often cloaked~~ themselves in ~~robes, seeking~~ shelter from the relentless sun, ~~but~~ when ~~they emerged into the streets~~, their arresting appearance inevitably captivated onlookers.		Compared to these tribes, those known as the Zanmir tribes had chosen their homes in the vast desert regions and had striking differences from those at the coast. Their hair spectrum ranged from profound dark darkness of jet black to even the rare gleam of near-white, an exceptional characteristic that only a few Khadan could have. Skin tones ranged from a deep, sun-burnished tan to a rich, dusky, or deep brown, with their eyes displaying hues that spanned from deep brown to captivating shades of orange illuminated by the desert sun. The enigmatic beauty of hazel eyes made an occasional appearance as well. The Khadan don cloaks to cover themselves in various colors and seek shelter from the relentless sun. However, at times when these cloaks were removed in rural areas, their arresting appearance inevitably captivated onlookers when they emerged into the streets.

	~~Among the~~ female Khadans~~, beauty often stems from~~ the ~~graceful~~ contours of an oval ~~face~~, elegantly shaped dark eyebrows, and exquisitely detailed eyelashes that contrast sharply ~~against their~~ eyes~~, which~~ are considered a defining feature. ~~On the other hand, men~~ traditionally ~~sported~~ meticulously maintained facial hair, ~~including~~ beards and mustaches. ~~Strikingly, in contrast to~~ some cultures, any form of ~~scar was~~ revered as a mark of beauty~~, symbolizing~~ courage, strength, and honor ~~within their community~~. ~~Tattoos are seen~~ as a form of art, ~~depicting~~ culture, history, family bonds, and religion.		The topic of beauty among female Khadans mainly involves maintaining both body and hair to a high standard. Having the contours of an oval shape, elegantly shaped dark eyebrows, and exquisitely detailed eyelashes that contrast sharply with the eyes are considered a defining feature. Men traditionally sport meticulously maintained facial hair, ranging from beards and mustaches, often taking inspiration from their northern human neighbors. In some Khadan cultures, any form of visible or hidden scars is revered as a mark of beauty. These scars would often symbolize courage, strength, and honor. It is also not uncommon to see a person's body covered in various tattoos. Seen as a form of art in Khadan society, these tattoos would depict culture, history, family bonds, and religion. Favored are those symbolized with stars or religious deities or animals. [[File:Khadan Skin Colors.png\|none\|thumb\|563x563px\|An example of the various skin colors for Khadans]]
	[[File:Khadan Skin Colors.png\|none\|thumb\|563x563px\|An example of the various skin colors for Khadans]]

	=== Languages ===		=== Languages ===
	~~The population~~ of Anjyarr ~~predominantly speaks Anjyarri~~, ~~a dialect that has become widely~~ spoken in the ~~Ifriq delta river regions~~. Anjyarri ~~evolved~~ from ~~the influence of the~~ root language of Akhadi and the ~~[[Dark Elves\|~~Azari'lunn]] language, ultimately ~~becoming~~ more prevalent than Akhadi. ~~While~~ the ~~exact period~~ of Akhadi~~'s formation~~ remains unknown, it is speculated to have emerged during the ancient Empire of Anjyarr~~, with~~ Anjyarri ~~coming into prominence in~~ the first ~~century~~ of A.F.S. ~~Anjyarri~~ has since been established as the national language of ~~Anjyarr~~. Although there are few differences between the two languages, some individuals are able to understand both. Akhadi, on the ~~other hand,~~ has become a somewhat distant ~~language~~, often mistaken ~~for~~ the ~~primary~~ dialect by modern-day citizens and non-natives of Anjyarr who are not familiar with the origins of the language. ~~The~~ language Akhadi continues to be spoken by the nomadic residents of the desert ~~areas of Anjyarr~~, particularly by the ~~different~~ tribes collectively known as the [[Kha'mal]].		In the populated areas of Anjyarr, primarily both rivers and the coastal regions, the predominant language spoken by the Khadan is Anjyarr. Anjyarri is a dialect that formed from its root language of Akhadi due to the influence and mixing of the Azari'lunn language, which ultimately became more prevalent than Akhadi itself. When the Khadan language of Akhadi formed remains unknown. Yet, it is speculated to have emerged during the first ancient Empire of Anjyarr. Anjyarri itself formed roughly around the first centuries of A.F.S. and has since then been established as the national language of the civilized regions of the desert.

			Although there are few differences between the two languages, some individuals are able to understand both. However, due to future generations no longer being taught in Akhadi, the language itself has become somewhat estranged and distant, often mistaken to be the actual dialect instead of Anjyarri by modern-day citizens and non-natives of Anjyarr who are not familiar with the origins of the language. However, despite this, the language of Akhadi continues to be spoken dominantly among the nomadic residents of the desert, particularly by the diverse tribes collectively known as the Kha'mal. Some have described Akhadi as being pronounced more harshly yet having a mysterious tone to it.
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	{{Races		{{Races
	\|Image=KhadanAI.jpg\|Name=Khadan Humans\|Pronunciation=Kaa-dan\|Classification=Human\|Nicknames=Desert Folk, Desert-dwellers\|Languages=Common, [[Anjyarri]], Azari\|Average Height=1.70m - 1.90m (5'7" - 6'3")\|Average Weight=65kg - 80kg (143lbs - 176lbs)\|Maximum Age=~80 Years Old\|STR=+2\|DEF=+0\|AGI=+2\|INT=+0}}~~The Khadan people, whose roots are deeply embedded in~~ the ~~golden~~ coast of ~~Anjyarr and its sprawling deserts~~, ~~are celebrated for~~ their ~~ancient wisdom~~, ~~enduring compassion~~, ~~and unwavering determination to thrive in even~~ the ~~most challenging environments~~. Their ~~enigmatic~~ history, ~~steeped in mysticism~~, ~~is shrouded~~ beneath the ~~vast desert dunes, holding centuries~~ of ~~untold stories and ancient lore~~. ~~Within their bustling markets, a diverse array of precious minerals, exotic goods~~, and ~~handcrafted wares are traded~~, ~~marking the Khadan as crucial players in the intricate web of commerce stretching~~ to ~~the continent's farthest reaches~~. ~~One cannot miss a Khadan~~, ~~for~~ their ~~clothing~~ and ~~desert attire make them stand out~~ in ~~every settlement across Eden~~.		\|Image=KhadanAI.jpg\|Name=Khadan Humans\|Pronunciation=Kaa-dan\|Classification=Human\|Nicknames=Desert Folk, Desert-dwellers\|Languages=Common, [[Anjyarri]], Azari\|Average Height=1.70m - 1.90m (5'7" - 6'3")\|Average Weight=65kg - 80kg (143lbs - 176lbs)\|Maximum Age=~80 Years Old\|STR=+2\|DEF=+0\|AGI=+2\|INT=+0}}Living along the coast of the Al’Hadar Deep, their cities standing out as shining jewels between the dunes of the Anjyarri desert, the Khadan, as they are known, inhabit the sun-scorched realm known as Anjyarr. Their history is one shrouded in ancient legends, arcane sorcery, mythical kings known as Pharos, and secrets that now remain hidden beneath the sands of the dune sea. These people, born and formed by their history, have introduced their own wisdom to Eden through inventions and philosophy. Now, they are defined by their resilience, compassion, and their will to thrive in the harshest of environments.

	~~Visiting their grand city~~-~~states~~ is a ~~journey into a world unlike any~~ other ~~in Eden~~, ~~characterized by vibrant music, tantalizing cuisines~~, and ~~a palpable kindness that permeates every interaction~~. ~~The Khadan~~ are ~~revered for~~ their ~~boundless hospitality~~, ~~welcoming all who cross their paths without prejudice and embracing a spirit of inclusivity that transcends cultural and racial boundaries~~.		The world knows the Khadan as merchants, sailors, having a sea-faring nature. Their cities are filled with bustling bazaars offering precious minerals, exotic spices, and master-crafted wares such as musical instruments and tools. Trade is their lifeblood, and it can be seen flowing to the farthest corners of the continent. This has caused them to develop a respect for other cultures, races, and religions. Accepting them for who they are, no matter their origin, for trade is more important to them than unnecessary disputes over differences.

	~~Central to the~~ Khadan ~~identity~~ is ~~their profound allegiance~~ to the ~~enigmatic [[Dark Elves\|Dark Elf]] rulers, whom they hold in~~ the ~~highest esteem as guiding lights~~ and ~~protectors. This unwavering loyalty reflects~~ their ~~deep-rooted reverence for tradition~~, ~~history~~, and ~~the enduring bond they share with their rulers~~.		To see a Khadan is to see the representation of the desert itself. The climate and culture of their realm has introduced them wearing vibrant and colorful robes, showing the beauty, but also the intensity of the desert and sea.

	Yet, ~~one should not underestimate~~ the ~~nature of these people. Those who do swiftly discover how ferocious~~ a ~~Khadan can be in their mission~~ to defend ~~all they hold dear~~, ~~including~~ their ~~faith~~, history, and ~~people~~.		Nowadays, the Khadan are often underestimated due to their compassionate views and hospitality. Yet, the Khadan have a deep-rooted warrior’s spirit, burning with the desire to defend their homeland, their culture, and their history whenever threatened. No one knows the oceans and the deserts better than the Khadan, and those that forget their origin, shall easily succumb to their insolence.
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	!Follower of Akhmat		!Follower of Akhmat
	\|Players with this trait can summon a skeleton which can be used in CRP using the skeleton stat block. ~~(Pet or smth idk)~~		\|Players with this trait can summon a skeleton which can be used in CRP using the skeleton stat block.
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	Visiting their grand city-states is a journey into a world unlike any other in Eden, characterized by vibrant music, tantalizing cuisines, and a palpable kindness that permeates every interaction. The Khadan are revered for their boundless hospitality, welcoming all who cross their paths without prejudice and embracing a spirit of inclusivity that transcends cultural and racial boundaries.		Visiting their grand city-states is a journey into a world unlike any other in Eden, characterized by vibrant music, tantalizing cuisines, and a palpable kindness that permeates every interaction. The Khadan are revered for their boundless hospitality, welcoming all who cross their paths without prejudice and embracing a spirit of inclusivity that transcends cultural and racial boundaries.

	Central to the Khadan identity is their profound allegiance to the enigmatic Dark Elf rulers, whom they hold in the highest esteem as guiding lights and protectors. This unwavering loyalty reflects their deep-rooted reverence for tradition, history, and the enduring bond they share with their rulers.		Central to the Khadan identity is their profound allegiance to the enigmatic [[Dark Elves\|Dark Elf]] rulers, whom they hold in the highest esteem as guiding lights and protectors. This unwavering loyalty reflects their deep-rooted reverence for tradition, history, and the enduring bond they share with their rulers.

	Yet, one should not underestimate the nature of these people. Those who do swiftly discover how ferocious a Khadan can be in their mission to defend all they hold dear, including their faith, history, and people.		Yet, one should not underestimate the nature of these people. Those who do swiftly discover how ferocious a Khadan can be in their mission to defend all they hold dear, including their faith, history, and people.

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	* '''Arüe Mi'thílion, Scholar of Luminion.'''		* '''Arüe Mi'thílion, Scholar of Luminion.'''
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	[[File:SmallerKriegs.png\|thumb\|Nomadic Khadan priest hosting a sermon on the Old Path. Artwork by RkdVanguard]]		[[File:SmallerKriegs.png\|thumb\|Nomadic Khadan priest hosting a sermon on [[the Old Path]]. Artwork by RkdVanguard]]

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	=== Languages ===		=== Languages ===
	The population of Anjyarr predominantly speaks Anjyarri, a dialect that has become widely spoken in the Ifriq delta river regions. Anjyarri evolved from the influence of the root language of Akhadi and the Azari'lunn language, ultimately becoming more prevalent than Akhadi. While the exact period of Akhadi's formation remains unknown, it is speculated to have emerged during the ancient Empire of Anjyarr, with Anjyarri coming into prominence in the first century of A.F.S. Anjyarri has since been established as the national language of Anjyarr. Although there are few differences between the two languages, some individuals are able to understand both. Akhadi, on the other hand, has become a somewhat distant language, often mistaken for the primary dialect by modern-day citizens and non-natives of Anjyarr who are not familiar with the origins of the language. The language Akhadi continues to be spoken by the nomadic residents of the desert areas of Anjyarr, particularly by the different tribes collectively known as the Kha'mal.		The population of Anjyarr predominantly speaks Anjyarri, a dialect that has become widely spoken in the Ifriq delta river regions. Anjyarri evolved from the influence of the root language of Akhadi and the [[Dark Elves\|Azari'lunn]] language, ultimately becoming more prevalent than Akhadi. While the exact period of Akhadi's formation remains unknown, it is speculated to have emerged during the ancient Empire of Anjyarr, with Anjyarri coming into prominence in the first century of A.F.S. Anjyarri has since been established as the national language of Anjyarr. Although there are few differences between the two languages, some individuals are able to understand both. Akhadi, on the other hand, has become a somewhat distant language, often mistaken for the primary dialect by modern-day citizens and non-natives of Anjyarr who are not familiar with the origins of the language. The language Akhadi continues to be spoken by the nomadic residents of the desert areas of Anjyarr, particularly by the different tribes collectively known as the [[Kha'mal]].
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	==== Pharo Akhmat, "The Great Uniter" ====		==== Pharo Akhmat, "The Great Uniter" ====
	Akhmat was known as the Great King and Pharo of the city of Sepharat, the capital of Anjyarr at his time, now known as the "Valley of Kings." Going by many titles, such as his most famous, "The Great Uniter," Akhmat is known all over Anjyarr by all the Khadan tribes that still kneel to him today. Akhmat was depicted as a great and powerful Pharo; he himself a vision of splendor and martial prowess, but also as an arrogant and cruel king. He listened to the priests of the Sorcerers Cult and realized that only a leader who could command the gods' respect would earn the people's total adoration. To this end, Pharo Akhmat, alone amongst all the kings of Anjyarr, paid homage to the ancient gods; early in his reign, he ordered the restoration of temples and erected magnificent statues to be constructed in their honor. It turned Sepharat into a temple city, more significant than any human city ever made at the time. He sacrificed his two children at the highest temple of Kathra to gain the gods' favor, and when the time came, he conquered the various city-states that tried to break free from Anjyarr's Empire. He reigned as the greatest Pharo to be ever known and, thanks to the cult, the first to find the answer to immortality. Through arcane sorcery, Akhmat's life was extended. Now seen as a new deity by the Khadan, he ascended to godhood and led the Khadan into a prosperous golden age. Yet, after a long reign of 300 years, he eventually came to pass. His legacy was never forgotten, for he was interred in the most astonishing tomb ever constructed, so large that no other tomb would outdo it. Some today believe that if he were to be awakened, he would lead Anjyarr back into a new golden age, for that is all that Akhmat sought: dominion over the desert realm and beyond.		[[Akhmat's Tomb\|Akhmat]] was known as the Great King and Pharo of the city of Sepharat, the capital of Anjyarr at his time, now known as the "[[Valley of Kings]]." Going by many titles, such as his most famous, "The Great Uniter," Akhmat is known all over Anjyarr by all the Khadan tribes that still kneel to him today. Akhmat was depicted as a great and powerful Pharo; he himself a vision of splendor and martial prowess, but also as an arrogant and cruel king. He listened to the priests of the Sorcerers Cult and realized that only a leader who could command the gods' respect would earn the people's total adoration. To this end, Pharo Akhmat, alone amongst all the kings of Anjyarr, paid homage to the ancient gods; early in his reign, he ordered the restoration of temples and erected magnificent statues to be constructed in their honor. It turned Sepharat into a temple city, more significant than any human city ever made at the time. He sacrificed his two children at the highest temple of Kathra to gain the gods' favor, and when the time came, he conquered the various city-states that tried to break free from Anjyarr's Empire. He reigned as the greatest Pharo to be ever known and, thanks to the cult, the first to find the answer to immortality. Through arcane sorcery, Akhmat's life was extended. Now seen as a new deity by the Khadan, he ascended to godhood and led the Khadan into a prosperous golden age. Yet, after a long reign of 300 years, he eventually came to pass. His legacy was never forgotten, for he was interred in the most astonishing tomb ever constructed, so large that no other tomb would outdo it. Some today believe that if he were to be awakened, he would lead Anjyarr back into a new golden age, for that is all that Akhmat sought: dominion over the desert realm and beyond.

	== Character Traits ==		== Character Traits ==

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			'''General Khadan Human opinions on the other races of Eden.'''
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