Ghyll:NeoAlezanians - Revision history

Nikos of Ant at 02:16, 20 August 2005

2005-08-20T02:16:50Z

Jcowan: Fixing misspelling and funky quotes

2005-05-20T21:40:53Z

Fixing misspelling and funky quotes

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2005-01-30T17:50:49Z

Pluralizing all categories and refactoring some.

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2005-01-29T05:22:44Z

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Morbus Iff: Copyediting. I'm insanely late. Damn games.

2005-01-18T15:37:40Z

Copyediting. I'm insanely late. Damn games.

Jcowan: Copy editing

2005-01-14T20:28:54Z

Copy editing

DrAckroyd: minor wording change

2005-01-09T21:47:06Z

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2005-01-09T21:45:28Z

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DrAckroyd: NeoAlezanian Events added

2005-01-09T21:42:39Z

NeoAlezanian Events added

DrAckroyd: Previously - making links and citiation, this time nothing special

2005-01-09T21:30:03Z

Previously - making links and citiation, this time nothing special

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−	'''NeoAlezanians''' are a secret societal order started by young, influential, and upwardly mobile Ghyllians seeking a separate identity from the stodgy, conservative and restrictive established societies. Founded in -45 [[EC]] by [[Hack And The Jacks\|Hackleford "Hack" Vermeer]] and his cronies - [[~~Hack And The Jacks~~\|"Long" Jack Juffers]], [[Hack And The Jacks\|"Small" Jack Kootz]] and [[Hack And The Jacks\|Michael "Jack" Mooney]]- when the four of them planted a [[Vorpcara\|vorpcara]] within the Spires of [[Alezan]] right under the nose of the [[Cranee Historical Society]]’s chief [[Theoarcheology\|theoarcheologist]].	+	'''NeoAlezanians''' are a secret societal order started by young, influential, and upwardly mobile Ghyllians seeking a separate identity from the stodgy, conservative and restrictive established societies. Founded in -45 [[EC]] by [[Hack And The Jacks\|Hackleford "Hack" Vermeer]] and his cronies - [[Jack Juffers\|"Long" Jack Juffers]], [[Hack And The Jacks\|"Small" Jack Kootz]] and [[Hack And The Jacks\|Michael "Jack" Mooney]]- when the four of them planted a [[Vorpcara\|vorpcara]] within the Spires of [[Alezan]] right under the nose of the [[Cranee Historical Society]]’s chief [[Theoarcheology\|theoarcheologist]].

	Since then the NeoAlezanians make no pretense of accuracy for their pseudo-historic or semi-religious convictions. They do however use a lot of the imagery associated with [[Alezan]] and capitalize on the [[Alezanians\|Alezanian]] reputation for mystery. They have been known to reenact rituals and practices on [[Alezanians\|Alezanian]] ruins and to dress in [[Alezanians\|Alezanian]] garb (of their own design).		Since then the NeoAlezanians make no pretense of accuracy for their pseudo-historic or semi-religious convictions. They do however use a lot of the imagery associated with [[Alezan]] and capitalize on the [[Alezanians\|Alezanian]] reputation for mystery. They have been known to reenact rituals and practices on [[Alezanians\|Alezanian]] ruins and to dress in [[Alezanians\|Alezanian]] garb (of their own design).

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-'''NeoAlezanians''' are a secret societal order started by young, influential, and upwardly mobile Ghyllians seeking a separate identity from the stodgy, conservative and restrictive established societies. Founded in -45 [[EC]] by [[Hack And The Jacks|Hackleford “Hack” Vermeer]] and his cronies - [[Hack And The Jacks|“Long” Jack Juffers]], [[Hack And The Jacks|“Small” Jack Kootz]] and [[Hack And The Jacks|Michael “Jack” Mooney]]- when the four of them planted a [[Vorpcara|vorpcara]] within the Spires of [[Alezan]] right under the nose of the [[Cranee Historical Society]]’s chief [[Theoarcheology|theoarcheologist]].
+'''NeoAlezanians''' are a secret societal order started by young, influential, and upwardly mobile Ghyllians seeking a separate identity from the stodgy, conservative and restrictive established societies. Founded in -45 [[EC]] by [[Hack And The Jacks|Hackleford "Hack" Vermeer]] and his cronies - [[Hack And The Jacks|"Long" Jack Juffers]], [[Hack And The Jacks|"Small" Jack Kootz]] and [[Hack And The Jacks|Michael "Jack" Mooney]]- when the four of them planted a [[Vorpcara|vorpcara]] within the Spires of [[Alezan]] right under the nose of the [[Cranee Historical Society]]’s chief [[Theoarcheology|theoarcheologist]].
 Since then the NeoAlezanians make no pretense of accuracy for their pseudo-historic or semi-religious convictions.  They do however use a lot of the imagery associated with [[Alezan]] and capitalize on the [[Alezanians|Alezanian]] reputation for mystery. They have been known to reenact rituals and practices on [[Alezanians|Alezanian]] ruins and to dress in [[Alezanians|Alezanian]] garb (of their own design).
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 Their participation was felt in the [[Conflict That Is Not Happening]] in -37 [[EC]] when, on a lark, a NeoAlezanian hurled an [[Aelfants|Aelfant]] coprolith (a petrified dung ball) into a band of hired mercenaries.
-While the activities of the NeoAlezaneans aren’t neccessarily secret, its members are.  While we know the founders because of the bronze [[Hive-Lord]] statue in an anatomically improbable pose entitled "''The Usual Suspects''" that appeared in the Memorial Garden outside the [[Brothers of the Lantern]]’s [[Iganefta|Iganeftan]] monastery (-28 [[EC]]), few other members are so brazen as to sign their work. The enigmatic author of ''The Kev: My adventures on Kebro-shepenor'', Viktor MiBrons, is believed to have been a NeoAlezanian as well as the Shwarmph brothers, [[Bobby Shwarmph|Edward and Bobby]].
+While the activities of the NeoAlezaneans aren’t necessarily secret, its members are.  While we know the founders because of the bronze [[Hive-Lord]] statue in an anatomically improbable pose entitled "''The Usual Suspects''" that appeared in the Memorial Garden outside the [[Brothers of the Lantern]]’s [[Iganefta|Iganeftan]] monastery (-28 [[EC]]), few other members are so brazen as to sign their work. The enigmatic author of ''The Kev: My adventures on Kebro-shepenor'', Viktor MiBrons, is believed to have been a NeoAlezanian as well as the Shwarmph brothers, [[Bobby Shwarmph|Edward and Bobby]].
 '''Citations''':  [[Alezan]], [[Hack And The Jacks]], [[Theoarcheology]].

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−	NeoAlezanians are a secret societal order started by young, influential, and upwardly mobile Ghyllians seeking a separate identity from the stodgy, conservative and restrictive established societies. Founded in -45 [[EC]] by [[Hack And The Jacks\|Hackleford “Hack” Vermeer]] and his cronies - [[Hack And The Jacks\|“Long” Jack Juffers]], [[Hack And The Jacks\|“Small” Jack Kootz]] and [[Hack And The Jacks\|Michael “Jack” Mooney]]- when the four of them planted a [[Vorpcara\|vorpcara]] within the Spires of [[Alezan]] right under the nose of the [[Cranee Historical Society]]’s chief [[Theoarcheology\|theoarcheologist]].	+	'''NeoAlezanians''' are a secret societal order started by young, influential, and upwardly mobile Ghyllians seeking a separate identity from the stodgy, conservative and restrictive established societies. Founded in -45 [[EC]] by [[Hack And The Jacks\|Hackleford “Hack” Vermeer]] and his cronies - [[Hack And The Jacks\|“Long” Jack Juffers]], [[Hack And The Jacks\|“Small” Jack Kootz]] and [[Hack And The Jacks\|Michael “Jack” Mooney]]- when the four of them planted a [[Vorpcara\|vorpcara]] within the Spires of [[Alezan]] right under the nose of the [[Cranee Historical Society]]’s chief [[Theoarcheology\|theoarcheologist]].

	Since then the NeoAlezanians make no pretense of accuracy for their pseudo-historic or semi-religious convictions. They do however use a lot of the imagery associated with [[Alezan]] and capitalize on the [[Alezanians\|Alezanian]] reputation for mystery. They have been known to reenact rituals and practices on [[Alezanians\|Alezanian]] ruins and to dress in [[Alezanians\|Alezanian]] garb (of their own design).		Since then the NeoAlezanians make no pretense of accuracy for their pseudo-historic or semi-religious convictions. They do however use a lot of the imagery associated with [[Alezan]] and capitalize on the [[Alezanians\|Alezanian]] reputation for mystery. They have been known to reenact rituals and practices on [[Alezanians\|Alezanian]] ruins and to dress in [[Alezanians\|Alezanian]] garb (of their own design).

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-NeoAlezanians are a secret societal order started by young, influential, and upwardly mobile Ghyllians seeking a separate identity from the stodgy, conservative and restrictive established societies.
+NeoAlezanians are a secret societal order started by young, influential, and upwardly mobile Ghyllians seeking a separate identity from the stodgy, conservative and restrictive established societies. Founded in -45 [[EC]] by [[Hack And The Jacks|Hackleford “Hack” Vermeer]] and his cronies - [[Hack And The Jacks|“Long” Jack Juffers]], [[Hack And The Jacks|“Small” Jack Kootz]] and [[Hack And The Jacks|Michael “Jack” Mooney]]- when the four of them planted a [[Vorpcara|vorpcara]] within the Spires of [[Alezan]] right under the nose of the [[Cranee Historical Society]]’s chief [[Theoarcheology|theoarcheologist]].
 Since then the NeoAlezanians make no pretense of accuracy for their pseudo-historic or semi-religious convictions.  They do however use a lot of the imagery associated with [[Alezan]] and capitalize on the [[Alezanians|Alezanian]] reputation for mystery. They have been known to reenact rituals and practices on [[Alezanians|Alezanian]] ruins and to dress in [[Alezanians|Alezanian]] garb (of their own design).
-Much of what goes on in the meetings of the NeoAlezanians is eventually revealed in their elaborately planned and flawlessly executed pranks – known among the NeoAlezanians as manifestations. These manifestations almost always revolve around the society’s central mission: to portray the established orders of scholars, clans, families and hives as foolish, obsolete and generally silly.
+Much of what goes on in the meetings of the NeoAlezanians is eventually revealed in their elaborately planned and flawlessly executed pranks – known among the NeoAlezanians as "manifestations". These manifestations almost always revolve around the society’s central mission: to portray the established orders of scholars, clans, families and hives as foolish, obsolete and generally silly.
 Their participation was felt in the [[Conflict That Is Not Happening]] in -37 [[EC]] when, on a lark, a NeoAlezanian hurled an [[Aelfants|Aelfant]] coprolith (a petrified dung ball) into a band of hired mercenaries.
-While the activities of the NeoAlezaneans aren’t neccessarily secret, its members are.  While we know the founders of the NeoAlzaneans names because of the bronze statue of a [[Hive-Lord]] in an anatomically improbable pose entitled "''The Usual Suspects''" that appeared in the Memorial Garden outside the Brotherhood of the Lantern’s monastery in [[Iganefta]] (in -28 [[EC]]), few other members are so brazen as to sign their work.
+While the activities of the NeoAlezaneans aren’t neccessarily secret, its members are.  While we know the founders because of the bronze [[Hive-Lord]] statue in an anatomically improbable pose entitled "''The Usual Suspects''" that appeared in the Memorial Garden outside the [[Brothers of the Lantern]]’s [[Iganefta|Iganeftan]] monastery (-28 [[EC]]), few other members are so brazen as to sign their work. The enigmatic author of ''The Kev: My adventures on Kebro-shepenor'', Viktor MiBrons, is believed to have been a NeoAlezanian as well as the Shwarmph brothers, [[Bobby Shwarmph|Edward and Bobby]].
 '''Citations''':  [[Alezan]], [[Hack And The Jacks]], [[Theoarcheology]].

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	--[[User:DrAckroyd\|Dr. H. L. Ackroyd]] 16:28, 9 Jan 2005 (EST)		--[[User:DrAckroyd\|Dr. H. L. Ackroyd]] 16:28, 9 Jan 2005 (EST)

−	[[Category: ~~Organizations~~]]	+	[[Category: Organization]]