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Revision as of 08:12, 10 March 2020
The Race Exemplaries
Summary
Though there have been exceptions in the past, there’s generally been a rule within the world. There is always one Hero to each Race - if there are two, it is seen as a good omen, and are often born under the same circumstances. And recent history has proven that this does not only include the Original Seven.
Each Hero can be recognized by the symbol they carry upon their upper chest; a blooming lotus flower.
The moment a Hero dies, another member of their race is immediately born as a Hero, as long as there is not already another.
Heroes are generally lauded by those of their race, and the Kingdoms they largely represent, over and beyond Adventurers. Though it should generally be assumed that they are more aligned with a Kingdom than their own Race due to the culture they were raised in.
