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== D == == D ==
{{term|term=Dezgra}} {{term|term=Dezgra}}
− {{defn|defn=Adjective referring to the disgraced state of the subject, such as a unit that disgraced itself in battle, or a person or unit without honor. Units or persons marked as ''dezgra'' are not considered worthy of ''zellbrigen'', so normal clan rules of combat can be suspended when facing such opponents. Also the noun referring to a ritual by which a unit is marked as ''dezgra'' and punished.{{cn}}.}} + {{defn|defn=Adjective referring to the disgraced state of the subject, such as a unit that disgraced itself in battle, or a person or unit without honor. Units or persons marked as ''dezgra'' are not considered worthy of ''zellbrigen'', so normal clan rules of combat can be suspended when facing such opponents. Also the noun referring to a ritual by which a unit is marked as ''dezgra'' and punished.Adjective referring to the disgraced state of the subject, such as a unit that disgraced itself in battle, or a person or unit without honor. Units or persons marked as ''dezgra'' are not considered worthy of ''zellbrigen'', so normal clan rules of combat can be suspended when facing such opponents. Also the noun referring to a ritual by which a unit is marked as ''dezgra'' and punished{{cn}}.}}
{{term|term=Dogids}} {{term|term=Dogids}}
{{defn|defn=A personal medallion, or coin, used in the coining ceremony prior to [[Trial of Bloodright]] contests to determine which warrior can choose the manner of combat (i.e. augmented by weapons or vehicles versus unaugmented hand-to-hand). The ''dogids'' of each warrior, also known as a Bloodright Coin, are ritually released simultaneously into the Well of Decision's coin rolling funnel in the presence of an acting Loremaster with the winner being the one which lands on top. The winner, titled the Hunter, determines the nature of how the Trial will be fought. Conversely, the loser, the Hunted, selects the location and environment of the Circle of Equals in which they would fight. In this manner, the Trial is not completely lopsided against one specific party{{cn}}.}} {{defn|defn=A personal medallion, or coin, used in the coining ceremony prior to [[Trial of Bloodright]] contests to determine which warrior can choose the manner of combat (i.e. augmented by weapons or vehicles versus unaugmented hand-to-hand). The ''dogids'' of each warrior, also known as a Bloodright Coin, are ritually released simultaneously into the Well of Decision's coin rolling funnel in the presence of an acting Loremaster with the winner being the one which lands on top. The winner, titled the Hunter, determines the nature of how the Trial will be fought. Conversely, the loser, the Hunted, selects the location and environment of the Circle of Equals in which they would fight. In this manner, the Trial is not completely lopsided against one specific party{{cn}}.}}
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== E == == E ==
{{term|term=EcKhan}} {{term|term=EcKhan}}
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− | {{defn|defn=Adjective referring to the disgraced state of the subject, such as a unit that disgraced itself in battle, or a person or unit without honor. Units or persons marked as ''dezgra'' are not considered worthy of ''zellbrigen'', so normal clan rules of combat can be suspended when facing such opponents. Also the noun referring to a ritual by which a unit is marked as ''dezgra'' and punished.{{cn}}.}} | + | {{defn|defn=Adjective referring to the disgraced state of the subject, such as a unit that disgraced itself in battle, or a person or unit without honor. Units or persons marked as ''dezgra'' are not considered worthy of ''zellbrigen'', so normal clan rules of combat can be suspended when facing such opponents. Also the noun referring to a ritual by which a unit is marked as ''dezgra'' and punished.Adjective referring to the disgraced state of the subject, such as a unit that disgraced itself in battle, or a person or unit without honor. Units or persons marked as ''dezgra'' are not considered worthy of ''zellbrigen'', so normal clan rules of combat can be suspended when facing such opponents. Also the noun referring to a ritual by which a unit is marked as ''dezgra'' and punished{{cn}}.}} |
{{term|term=Dogids}} | {{term|term=Dogids}} | ||
{{defn|defn=A personal medallion, or coin, used in the coining ceremony prior to [[Trial of Bloodright]] contests to determine which warrior can choose the manner of combat (i.e. augmented by weapons or vehicles versus unaugmented hand-to-hand). The ''dogids'' of each warrior, also known as a Bloodright Coin, are ritually released simultaneously into the Well of Decision's coin rolling funnel in the presence of an acting Loremaster with the winner being the one which lands on top. The winner, titled the Hunter, determines the nature of how the Trial will be fought. Conversely, the loser, the Hunted, selects the location and environment of the Circle of Equals in which they would fight. In this manner, the Trial is not completely lopsided against one specific party{{cn}}.}} | {{defn|defn=A personal medallion, or coin, used in the coining ceremony prior to [[Trial of Bloodright]] contests to determine which warrior can choose the manner of combat (i.e. augmented by weapons or vehicles versus unaugmented hand-to-hand). The ''dogids'' of each warrior, also known as a Bloodright Coin, are ritually released simultaneously into the Well of Decision's coin rolling funnel in the presence of an acting Loremaster with the winner being the one which lands on top. The winner, titled the Hunter, determines the nature of how the Trial will be fought. Conversely, the loser, the Hunted, selects the location and environment of the Circle of Equals in which they would fight. In this manner, the Trial is not completely lopsided against one specific party{{cn}}.}} | ||
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== E == | == E == | ||
{{term|term=EcKhan}} | {{term|term=EcKhan}} |