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Founded on the 22nd of Daedalan, 623 years after the fall of the Seleucarian Empire, '''Targossas''' is the city of [[Good]]. Heralded as the Dawnspear, its foundations were laid by the [[Bloodsworn Gods]] Themselves as They embedded the legendary [[Sword of Dunamis]] into the bank of the [[Zaphar River]]. This act created a new branch now called the [[Silverveil River]], which runs to the east coast south of [[Delos]] and through the newly formed archipelago that makes up the city as it stands today. | Founded on the 22nd of Daedalan, 623 years after the fall of the Seleucarian Empire, '''Targossas''' is the city of [[Good]]. Heralded as the Dawnspear, its foundations were laid by the [[Bloodsworn Gods]] Themselves as They embedded the legendary [[Sword of Dunamis]] into the bank of the [[Zaphar River]]. This act created a new branch now called the [[Silverveil River]], which runs to the east coast south of [[Delos]] and through the newly formed archipelago that makes up the city as it stands today. | ||
Presided over by the '''Conclave of the Dawn''', the government of Targossas is composed of | Presided over by the '''Conclave of the Dawn''', the government of Targossas is composed of four divinely-appointed Lumarchs. The Prophet of Enlightenment takes care of the cultural aspects of the city, overseeing the Academy and application procedures, as well as other ministries tending to the spiritual well-being of the populace, while the Prophet of Justice handles disciplinary and security-related matters. The Hand of Dawn is responsible for the Targossian reporting system, finances, record-keeping as well as the appointment of new Ministers. Finally, the Dawnlord is the city leader, ensuring that the Bloodsworn may see Their vision becoming reality. An array of ministers report to the Conclave and see to the smooth running of the major functions upon which every city-state relies. The city is, as [[Shallam]] was before it, a theocracy, its citizens trusting to their Gods to guide and to lead them. | ||
==Law and Policies== | ==Law and Policies== | ||