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|natives = [[Tagoniqui]] | |natives = [[Tagoniqui]] | ||
|type = [[Planet]] | |type = [[Planet]] | ||
|only = Alchemy (short story) | |only cs = Alchemy (short story) | ||
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'''Tagonique''' was a primitive backwater [[planet]] home to the [[Tagoniqui]], ([[PROSE]]: | '''Tagonique''' was a primitive backwater [[planet]] home to the [[Tagoniqui]], ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|Alchemy (short story)}}) who were [[human]] descendants. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|A Hundred Words from a Civil War (short story)}}) [[Gandling River]] was located on Tagonique. | ||
During the [[War in Heaven]], [[House Arpexia]] noticed that Tagonique would develop into the hub of a vast Tagoniqui empire allied with [[the Enemy]]. [[Dephresis]], [[Anhedra]], and [[Jarks]] were sent to Tagonique to prevent the Tagoniqui from [[Science|scientific]] advancement, first by distributing technology resembling [[magic]]. [[Superstition]] quickly abounded and the government of Tagonique became a "[[Wizard]]s' Parliament" led by [[Kephas]]. Arpexia's agents focussed their attentions on [[Mesquividas]], Tagonique's last rationalist, and used his hatred of Kephas to convince him to believe in magic. Powered by the belief of the entirety of the planet's population, Arpexia's agents reversed the [[anchoring of the thread]] in the [[space-time]] around Tagonique and left it in a magical [[pre- | During the [[War in Heaven]], [[House Arpexia]] noticed that Tagonique would develop into the hub of a vast Tagoniqui empire allied with [[the Enemy]]. [[Dephresis]], [[Anhedra]], and [[Jarks]] were sent to Tagonique to prevent the Tagoniqui from [[Science|scientific]] advancement, first by distributing technology resembling [[magic]]. [[Superstition]] quickly abounded and the government of Tagonique became a "[[Wizard]]s' Parliament" led by [[Kephas]]. Arpexia's agents focussed their attentions on [[Mesquividas]], Tagonique's last rationalist, and used his hatred of Kephas to convince him to believe in magic. Powered by the belief of the entirety of the planet's population, Arpexia's agents reversed the [[anchoring of the thread]] in the [[space-time]] around Tagonique and left it in a magical [[Dark Times|pre-Anchoring]] state. Tagonique never became technologically advanced and was naturally rejected by the [[Spiral Politic]] and [[temporal erasure|erased from existence]] 73 years later. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|Alchemy (short story)}}) | ||
[[Category:Planets]] | [[Category:Planets]] | ||
[[Category:Human colonies]] | [[Category:Human colonies]] | ||
[[Category:Planets in the War in Heaven]] | [[Category:Planets in the War in Heaven]] | ||
Latest revision as of 08:38, 5 November 2024
Tagonique was a primitive backwater planet home to the Tagoniqui, (PROSE: Alchemy [+]Loading...["Alchemy (short story)"]) who were human descendants. (PROSE: A Hundred Words from a Civil War [+]Loading...["A Hundred Words from a Civil War (short story)"]) Gandling River was located on Tagonique.
During the War in Heaven, House Arpexia noticed that Tagonique would develop into the hub of a vast Tagoniqui empire allied with the Enemy. Dephresis, Anhedra, and Jarks were sent to Tagonique to prevent the Tagoniqui from scientific advancement, first by distributing technology resembling magic. Superstition quickly abounded and the government of Tagonique became a "Wizards' Parliament" led by Kephas. Arpexia's agents focussed their attentions on Mesquividas, Tagonique's last rationalist, and used his hatred of Kephas to convince him to believe in magic. Powered by the belief of the entirety of the planet's population, Arpexia's agents reversed the anchoring of the thread in the space-time around Tagonique and left it in a magical pre-Anchoring state. Tagonique never became technologically advanced and was naturally rejected by the Spiral Politic and erased from existence 73 years later. (PROSE: Alchemy [+]Loading...["Alchemy (short story)"])
