Setapsimi Ideas

Traditions
+25% Caravan Power
-0.1 Yearly Corruption

Faultless LoyaltyUnlike the others who still bear the Thousand Strikes name, or those brother who now go by the name Bloody Claw we never betrayed the Raja, our brothers, or our heritage. There was honor in the Thousand Strikes clan once, and though our cousins may have abandoned it for grandeur, revenge, or misguided principals, Setapsim remains loyal.
+1 Diplomatic Reputation

Archer AuxiliaEver since the days of the Siadanlén Matriarchy, the humans of our lands have maintained and practiced consummate skills with the bow. Though of course not a true warrior’s weapon, and though humans are of course not of the warrior caste, it makes sense to utilize this skill amongst our levies, and adapt our tactics accordingly.
+0.15 Infantry Fire

We Know Our PlaceThough in some other parts of the Raj humans may chafe under the righteous rule of the Harimari, here the humans respect us and we them. Though we are of different castes in life, we carry no scorn for the others. \n\nNo, in the hills western Rahen we recognize that every person must have a defined place in the world and work to be the greatest they can within that role. The importance of the self ceases to be when working in accord with all others in pursuit of Purtara. \n\nHere at least, we all know our place.
+2 Tolerance of the True Faith

The Peridot of SvrinrangamBefore he was Raja, Tivara Svrinrangam’s adventures once saw him save a dwarven princess from certain doom. In appreciation, she gave him a great treasure - a necklace of flawless peridot that shone with an inner light. The princess told Svrinrangam that the necklace would bless any who wore it with great fortune as long as they held love and filial piety in their heart.\n\n The first Rahenraja wore the necklace all the days of his life, and was well blessed by it. In the millenia that followed his life, the Peridot of Svrinrangam changed hands many times, bringing good luck to all who held it. It eventually landed in the hands of the Thousand Strikes Dynasty, a powerful clan that ruled the lands north of Dhenijansar from Djunadesh to Kramitra, and at first it seemed only to increase their fortune. When the Brother's War broke out, however, the house turned on itself, and the once radiant gems of the Peridot necklace turned sickly and murky. Their magic lost in the fratricidal conflict, the Peridot of Svrinrangam became a physical symbol of the Thousand Strikes clan’s internal division and the deep wounds running through Rahen in the fifteenth century.
+1 Yearly Devotion
+1 Yearly Horde Unity
+1 Yearly Legitimacy
+0.3 Yearly Republican Tradition

Dwarven DiplomatsDisparate diligent dwarven diaspora diplomatically dispenses dynastic diplomatic diplomas; drilled dynasts decisively direct development during dynamic diverse discourse delivery.
+1 Monarch Diplomatic Skill

Toll of the Cotton RiverThough our hilly land has never been the richest for farms or mining, its position adjoining the Dhenbasana and the Sapriyasa rivers affords us control over trade flowing from the ore-rich hills of Ghankedhen and the fertile farms of Tudhina into the heartlands of the Raj. The taxes we extract on these goods moving through our land have long financed government in Setapsim, and have lent considerable skill in trade to the merchants working for the Prabhi here.
+10% Trade Efficiency

The Fervor of ConvertsWith the fall of the Senapti of Pasiragha in 1560, it was not long until the Jaddari came to do battle with us. Though we fought valiantly for our Raja, we were swiftly overcome. However in defeat, we were soon to be victorious, for we were finally enlightened to the truth of Jaddar, and Surael. We now stand ready, to bring this light to the rest of Rahen. For Honor, for Jaddar, and For Surael
+2% Missionary Strength
+1 Monthly Fervour

Ambition
-1% Prestige Decay