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| Since these fateful events almost two centuries ago, the Amarrians have learned restraint. They have slowed down their expansion and are less forceful in their dealings with other races, but still view themselves as the most powerful race in EVE, if only because of their sheer numbers. | Since these fateful events almost two centuries ago, the Amarrians have learned restraint. They have slowed down their expansion and are less forceful in their dealings with other races, but still view themselves as the most powerful race in EVE, if only because of their sheer numbers. | ||
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| - | ====Amarrians==== | + | ====Bloodlines==== |
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| The True Amarr are the founders of the Amarr Empire, and have a strong sense of tradition and ancestry. Their origins are in the Conformists, a religious group that split from the United Catholic Church prior to the opening of the EVE gate. Under the leadership of Dano Gheinok they settled the continent of Amarr on the planet of Athra and spread from there. | The True Amarr are the founders of the Amarr Empire, and have a strong sense of tradition and ancestry. Their origins are in the Conformists, a religious group that split from the United Catholic Church prior to the opening of the EVE gate. Under the leadership of Dano Gheinok they settled the continent of Amarr on the planet of Athra and spread from there. | ||
| - | ====Ni-Kunnis==== | + | ===Ni-Kunnis=== |
| The Ni-Kunnis are a race enslaved by the Amarr some 1000 years ago. They have adapted remarkably well to the Amarr culture, and have progressively changed from being enslaved to being part of the Amarr society. They usually take jobs as tradesmen or artisans. | The Ni-Kunnis are a race enslaved by the Amarr some 1000 years ago. They have adapted remarkably well to the Amarr culture, and have progressively changed from being enslaved to being part of the Amarr society. They usually take jobs as tradesmen or artisans. | ||
| - | ====Khanids==== | + | ===Khanids=== |
| The Khanids, or Dark Amarr, split from the Amarr Empire to form the Khanid Kingdom. This was because Khanid, one of the five heirs, refused to commit ritualistic suicide as all four heirs who failed to become emperor were ordered to in an attempt to prevent power struggles. This occurred in 22,762 AD, and that Emperor has since died. | The Khanids, or Dark Amarr, split from the Amarr Empire to form the Khanid Kingdom. This was because Khanid, one of the five heirs, refused to commit ritualistic suicide as all four heirs who failed to become emperor were ordered to in an attempt to prevent power struggles. This occurred in 22,762 AD, and that Emperor has since died. | ||
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