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By 1123 SF, the Empire and the Republic found themselves economically exhausted. Two generations of their young people largely injured or dead. Their lands were devastated by [[Bloodstones|bloodstone ruptures]], rogue spellcasters crazed and mutated by [[Strain]], and all the many mundane evils of war. Their wildernesses and trade routes were beset by unpredictable graven hulks. The widespread spiritual crisis of the [[Blood Debt|blood debt]] was the final straw, and a truce was negotiated.

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	By 1123 SF, the Empire and the Republic found themselves economically exhausted. Two generations of their young people largely injured or dead. Their lands were devastated by [[Bloodstones\|bloodstone ruptures]], by rogue spellcasters crazed and mutated by [[Strain]], and by all the many mundane evils of war. Their wildernesses and trade routes were beset by unpredictable graven hulks. The widespread spiritual crisis of the [[Blood Debt\|blood debt]] was the final straw, and a truce was negotiated.		By 1123 SF, the Empire and the Republic found themselves economically exhausted. Two generations of their young people largely injured or dead. Their lands were devastated by [[Bloodstones\|bloodstone ruptures]], by rogue spellcasters crazed and mutated by [[Strain]], and by all the many mundane evils of war. Their wildernesses and trade routes were beset by unpredictable graven hulks. The widespread spiritual crisis of the [[Blood Debt\|blood debt]] was the final straw, and a truce was negotiated.

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−	By 1123 SF, the Empire and the Republic found themselves economically exhausted. Two generations of their young people largely injured or dead. Their lands were devastated by [[Bloodstones\|bloodstone ruptures]], rogue spellcasters crazed and mutated by [[Strain]], and all the many mundane evils of war. Their wildernesses and trade routes were beset by unpredictable graven hulks. The widespread spiritual crisis of the [[Blood Debt\|blood debt]] was the final straw, and a truce was negotiated.	+	By 1123 SF, the Empire and the Republic found themselves economically exhausted. Two generations of their young people largely injured or dead. Their lands were devastated by [[Bloodstones\|bloodstone ruptures]], by rogue spellcasters crazed and mutated by [[Strain]], and by all the many mundane evils of war. Their wildernesses and trade routes were beset by unpredictable graven hulks. The widespread spiritual crisis of the [[Blood Debt\|blood debt]] was the final straw, and a truce was negotiated.