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No longer a kingdom, Cerentuin is a state under the protection of King Lionel Pendragon. The former king lives in exile at Terebinth, and the Isle of Nierenn has been allowed to continue its religious services unhindered as part of the treaty.

Once upon a time, Cerentians seemed to be the chosen people of Karna. The Order of the Sunlight Knights were unbeatable, and the god would visit them each year in the flesh. After the land was devastated by a void dragon, its fortunes have been worsening. Karna still visits, but his gifts are less and less.

 

Observations Abroad

Cerentians were once the continent's proudest, mightiest, and fairest folk; the chosen people of Karna himself. They were brought low by a calamity known as "the void dragon", but nobody really knows what that means. Their beautiful green land was turned into poison and dust. Their wondrous king was taken from them and mutated by a cursed land. They regard The Reign of Eld in Orchalannon as little better than pirates for having subjugated them in a moment of crisis. They are also heretics for appropriating the faith for political aims. They view Orisaarland as a pack of wilfully insane heretics. They regard Breccia similarly. Altonians are heretics who are disrespecting the historical ruins of Armorcia, while the Canidaur race are merely monsters, chimerae, and their queen Serzy Montaigne is plainly a heretical madwoman. The The Tamar Towpath Cartel of Kurzmarch Ford are decadent "river pirates" and heretics to boot. The Mashaya think that god is a river. They are heretics, and their papercraft is insane.

The Cerentian worldview has been strongly shaped by recent history, to put it simply. They see all the continental kingdoms as (at best) bystanders in a cosmic crime committed against them, and more often as unsympathetic and delusional subhumans. They remember their past, and they have history's biggest chip on their shoulder. They keep their faith more fiercely than ever, and they are determined to shine again with a cleansing light of ancient fire. The Cerentian people are determined to find out what destroyed their land and demand satisfaction.