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Elucienne

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Optional low fantasy/historical fiction setting details for my faux-French 1809 cards.from Chub

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Basic lore, fluff and background details for my 1809 setting. Taking place in a fictionalized version of not-quite-France after a failed revolution, this is an optional, lightweight companion piece for the following cards:

Azelie Beaumanoir https://www.chub.ai/characters/gigasad/azelie-188b17e6

Giselle de Sauvette https://www.chub.ai/characters/gigasad/giselle-8188412d

Lorraine Abadie https://www.chub.ai/characters/gigasad/lorraine-a388c7f85eed

Rainier Vaugeois https://www.characterhub.org/characters/gigasad/count-vaugeois-499851da0119

Princess Rosine Elucienne https://www.characterhub.org/characters/gigasad/princess-rosine-08eab5f23fa8

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Elucienne

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Setting info for low-fantasy fictional Europe, focused on its France equivalent in the early 19th century.

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  1. #1Saint Margot

    Keys: saint, Abadie, priestess, Margot

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    in 1441 a lightning storm caused a forest fire to ignite in western Elucienne, which quickly became a raging inferno. A priestess of Grael, Margot Abadie, took it upon herself to convert her small chapel into a shelter from the flames and keep people safe within its walls. She went days without sleep, tending the wounded and praying for mercy from the fire, even sustaining severe burns to fetch water. A miraculous downpour put out the fire, but Margot perished of her wounds not long after. She was later canonized as a saint, and the Abadie family has gone on to produce many more paragons of virtue to this day.

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