The First Wave - Revision history

AlexD: added links, and correction that 1st ship was Dorothea not Seneca

2024-04-15T18:37:13Z

added links, and correction that 1st ship was Dorothea not Seneca

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	Over 350 years ago, the first wave of inhabitants arrived on Raana through the [[Celassi]] Stargate on the colony spaceship '''USS ~~Seneca~~'''. It was a hand-picked group of 366 young people, entrusted with establishing an outpost capable of accommodating bigger groups over the next decade. Regrettably, the first wave crashed their ship close to the [[Beryll Mountains\|Beryll mountain range]], not far from where [[Ikaanos\|Ikaanos City]] now resides.		Over 350 years ago, the first wave of inhabitants arrived on Raana through the [[Celassi]] Stargate on the colony spaceship '''[[USS Dorothea]]'''. It was a hand-picked group of 366 young people, entrusted with establishing an outpost capable of accommodating bigger groups over the next decade. Regrettably, the first wave crashed their ship close to the [[Beryll Mountains\|Beryll mountain range]], not far from where [[Ikaanos\|Ikaanos City]] now resides.

	Unbeknownst to the International Space Agency back on Earth, the majority of colonists survived the crash. However, communication with Earth was now impossible owing to the destroyed ship's primary, secondary, and backup deep space transmitters being irreparably damaged.		Unbeknownst to the International Space Agency back on Earth, the majority of colonists survived the crash. However, communication with Earth was now impossible owing to the destroyed ship's primary, secondary, and backup deep space transmitters being irreparably damaged.
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	Those first wavers who maintained their distinctive culture rather than integrating with the more numerous new arrivals came to be known as "[[tribalists]]", particularly those living in the forest villages rather than [[Kingdom of David\|Davidian]] towns.		Those first wavers who maintained their distinctive culture rather than integrating with the more numerous new arrivals came to be known as "[[tribalists]]", particularly those living in the forest villages rather than [[Kingdom of David\|Davidian]] towns.

	After [[The Severance]], ''the First Wavers''' well-established farmlands became popular to pillage or annex, a tradition that's continued ever since. Today, Ikaanos places a premium on crafts and other cultural artifacts, and tribal women are in high demand as sex slaves because to their petite stature and strengthened resilience.		After [[The Severance]], ''the [[First Wavers]]''' well-established farmlands became popular to pillage or annex, a tradition that's continued ever since. Today, Ikaanos places a premium on crafts and other cultural artifacts, and tribal women are in high demand as sex slaves because to their petite stature and strengthened resilience.

AlexD at 07:58, 29 March 2024

2024-03-29T07:58:24Z

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	After a century of living in the vast wilderness of Raana, just a few earthly traditions remained among the First Wavers, who had established a tribal society more akin to a medieval world with swords and wooden carts than to their founding fathers' high-tech civilization. About half founded a town to the north of their crash site which they called [[New Eden]], which became the nucleus of the [[Kingdom of David]]. The other half took up independent village existences in the forests.		After a century of living in the vast wilderness of Raana, just a few earthly traditions remained among the First Wavers, who had established a tribal society more akin to a medieval world with swords and wooden carts than to their founding fathers' high-tech civilization. About half founded a town to the north of their crash site which they called [[New Eden]], which became the nucleus of the [[Kingdom of David]]. The other half took up independent village existences in the forests.

	When [[The Second Wave]] finally arrived from the skies nearly a century after the first wave crashed on Raana, about 50% of the New Eden ''First Wavers'' accepted the second wavers' invitation to assimilate into their new higher-tech communities, but only 5% of the forest-dwellers did so - the rest refusing to accept the new overlords,and preferring to continue their medieval style society, viewing the newcomers as a threat similar to what they'd been fighting in the jungles for as long as they could remember.		When [[Second Wavers\|The Second Wave]] finally arrived from the skies nearly a century after the first wave crashed on Raana, about 50% of the New Eden ''First Wavers'' accepted the second wavers' invitation to assimilate into their new higher-tech communities, but only 5% of the forest-dwellers did so - the rest refusing to accept the new overlords,and preferring to continue their medieval style society, viewing the newcomers as a threat similar to what they'd been fighting in the jungles for as long as they could remember.

	Those first wavers who maintained their distinctive culture rather than integrating with the more numerous new arrivals came to be known as "[[tribalists]]", particularly those living in the forest villages rather than [[Kingdom of David\|Davidian]] towns.		Those first wavers who maintained their distinctive culture rather than integrating with the more numerous new arrivals came to be known as "[[tribalists]]", particularly those living in the forest villages rather than [[Kingdom of David\|Davidian]] towns.

	After [[The Severance]], ''the First Wavers''' well-established farmlands became popular to pillage or annex, a tradition that's continued ever since. Today, Ikaanos places a premium on crafts and other cultural artifacts, and tribal women are in high demand as sex slaves because to their petite stature and strengthened resilience.		After [[The Severance]], ''the First Wavers''' well-established farmlands became popular to pillage or annex, a tradition that's continued ever since. Today, Ikaanos places a premium on crafts and other cultural artifacts, and tribal women are in high demand as sex slaves because to their petite stature and strengthened resilience.

AlexD: Added new lore from Grim.

2024-03-29T07:57:08Z

Added new lore from Grim.

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	Unbeknownst to the International Space Agency back on Earth, the majority of colonists survived the crash. However, communication with Earth was now impossible owing to the destroyed ship's primary, secondary, and backup deep space transmitters being irreparably damaged.		Unbeknownst to the International Space Agency back on Earth, the majority of colonists survived the crash. However, communication with Earth was now impossible owing to the destroyed ship's primary, secondary, and backup deep space transmitters being irreparably damaged.

	After a century of living in the vast wilderness of Raana, just a few earthly traditions remained among the First Wavers, who had established a tribal society more akin to a medieval world with swords and wooden carts than to their founding fathers' high-tech civilization.		After a century of living in the vast wilderness of Raana, just a few earthly traditions remained among the First Wavers, who had established a tribal society more akin to a medieval world with swords and wooden carts than to their founding fathers' high-tech civilization. About half founded a town to the north of their crash site which they called [[New Eden]], which became the nucleus of the [[Kingdom of David]]. The other half took up independent village existences in the forests.

	When [[The Second Wave]] finally arrived from the skies nearly a century after the first wave crashed on Raana, ~~many~~ of the ''First ~~Waver~~'' ~~descendants refused~~ to accept the new overlords and ~~preferred~~ to continue their medieval style of society, viewing the newcomers as a threat similar to what they'd been fighting in the jungles for as long as they could remember.		When [[The Second Wave]] finally arrived from the skies nearly a century after the first wave crashed on Raana, about 50% of the New Eden ''First Wavers'' accepted the second wavers' invitation to assimilate into their new higher-tech communities, but only 5% of the forest-dwellers did so - the rest refusing to accept the new overlords,and preferring to continue their medieval style society, viewing the newcomers as a threat similar to what they'd been fighting in the jungles for as long as they could remember.

	Those first wavers who maintained their distinctive culture rather than integrating with the more numerous new arrivals came to be known as "[[tribalists]]".		Those first wavers who maintained their distinctive culture rather than integrating with the more numerous new arrivals came to be known as "[[tribalists]]", particularly those living in the forest villages rather than [[Kingdom of David\|Davidian]] towns.

	After [[The Severance]], ''the First Wavers''' well-established farmlands became popular to pillage or annex, a tradition that's continued ever since. Today, Ikaanos places a premium on crafts and other cultural artifacts, and tribal women are in high demand as sex slaves because to their petite stature and strengthened resilience.		After [[The Severance]], ''the First Wavers''' well-established farmlands became popular to pillage or annex, a tradition that's continued ever since. Today, Ikaanos places a premium on crafts and other cultural artifacts, and tribal women are in high demand as sex slaves because to their petite stature and strengthened resilience.

AlexD: added links

2024-03-29T03:56:25Z

added links

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	Over 350 years ago, the first wave of inhabitants arrived on Raana through the Celassi Stargate. It was a hand-picked group of 366 young people, entrusted with establishing an outpost capable of accommodating bigger groups over the next decade. Regrettably, the first wave crashed their ship close to the [[Beryll mountain range]], not far from where [[Ikaanos\|Ikaanos City]] now resides.		Over 350 years ago, the first wave of inhabitants arrived on Raana through the [[Celassi]] Stargate on the colony spaceship '''USS Seneca'''. It was a hand-picked group of 366 young people, entrusted with establishing an outpost capable of accommodating bigger groups over the next decade. Regrettably, the first wave crashed their ship close to the [[Beryll Mountains\|Beryll mountain range]], not far from where [[Ikaanos\|Ikaanos City]] now resides.

	Unbeknownst to the International Space Agency back on Earth, the majority of colonists survived the crash. However, communication with Earth was now impossible owing to the destroyed ship's primary, secondary, and backup deep space transmitters being irreparably damaged.		Unbeknownst to the International Space Agency back on Earth, the majority of colonists survived the crash. However, communication with Earth was now impossible owing to the destroyed ship's primary, secondary, and backup deep space transmitters being irreparably damaged.
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	After a century of living in the vast wilderness of Raana, just a few earthly traditions remained among the First Wavers, who had established a tribal society more akin to a medieval world with swords and wooden carts than to their founding fathers' high-tech civilization.		After a century of living in the vast wilderness of Raana, just a few earthly traditions remained among the First Wavers, who had established a tribal society more akin to a medieval world with swords and wooden carts than to their founding fathers' high-tech civilization.

	When [[The Second Wave]] finally arrived from the skies nearly a century after the first wave crashed on Raana, the ''First Waver'' descendants refused to accept the new overlords and preferred to continue their medieval style of society, viewing the newcomers as a threat similar to what they'd been fighting in the jungles for as long as they could remember.		When [[The Second Wave]] finally arrived from the skies nearly a century after the first wave crashed on Raana, many of the ''First Waver'' descendants refused to accept the new overlords and preferred to continue their medieval style of society, viewing the newcomers as a threat similar to what they'd been fighting in the jungles for as long as they could remember.

	After [[The Severance]], ''the First Wavers'' well-established farmlands became popular to pillage or annex, a tradition that's continued ever since. Today, Ikaanos places a premium on crafts and other cultural artifacts, and tribal women are in high demand as sex slaves because to their petite stature and strengthened resilience.		Those first wavers who maintained their distinctive culture rather than integrating with the more numerous new arrivals came to be known as "[[tribalists]]".

			After [[The Severance]], ''the First Wavers''' well-established farmlands became popular to pillage or annex, a tradition that's continued ever since. Today, Ikaanos places a premium on crafts and other cultural artifacts, and tribal women are in high demand as sex slaves because to their petite stature and strengthened resilience.

Grimdark at 14:47, 2 February 2023

2023-02-02T14:47:59Z

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	Over 350 years ago, the first wave of inhabitants arrived on Raana through the Celassi Stargate. It was a hand-picked group of 366 young people, entrusted with establishing an outpost capable of accommodating bigger groups over the next decade. Regrettably, the first wave crashed their ship close to the [[Beryll mountain range]], not far from where [[Ikaanos\|Ikaanos City]] now resides.		Over 350 years ago, the first wave of inhabitants arrived on Raana through the Celassi Stargate. It was a hand-picked group of 366 young people, entrusted with establishing an outpost capable of accommodating bigger groups over the next decade. Regrettably, the first wave crashed their ship close to the [[Beryll mountain range]], not far from where [[Ikaanos\|Ikaanos City]] now resides.
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	Unbeknownst to the International Space Agency back on Earth, the majority of colonists survived the crash. However, communication with Earth was now impossible owing to the destroyed ship's primary, secondary, and backup deep space transmitters being irreparably damaged.		Unbeknownst to the International Space Agency back on Earth, the majority of colonists survived the crash. However, communication with Earth was now impossible owing to the destroyed ship's primary, secondary, and backup deep space transmitters being irreparably damaged.

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Over 350 years ago, the first wave of inhabitants arrived on Raana through the Celassi Stargate. It was a hand-picked group of 366 young people, entrusted with establishing an outpost capable of accommodating bigger groups over the next decade. Regrettably, the first wave crashed their ship close to the [[Beryll mountain range]], not far from where [[Ikaanos|Ikaanos City]] now resides.
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Unbeknownst to the International Space Agency back on Earth, the majority of colonists survived the crash. However, communication with Earth was now impossible owing to the destroyed ship's primary, secondary, and backup deep space transmitters being irreparably damaged.

After a century of living in the vast wilderness of Raana, just a few earthly traditions remained among the First Wavers, who had established a tribal society more akin to a medieval world with swords and wooden carts than to their founding fathers' high-tech civilization.

When [[The Second Wave]] finally arrived from the skies nearly a century after the first wave crashed on Raana, the ''First Waver'' descendants refused to accept the new overlords and preferred to continue their medieval style of society, viewing the newcomers as a threat similar to what they'd been fighting in the jungles for as long as they could remember.

After [[The Severance]], ''the First Wavers'' well-established farmlands became popular to pillage or annex, a tradition that's continued ever since. Today, Ikaanos places a premium on crafts and other cultural artifacts, and tribal women are in high demand as sex slaves because to their petite stature and strengthened resilience.