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Cultures

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	==Cultures==		==Cultures==
	During Lelerough's rampage, the infrastructure of Altronis was destroyed, and its survivors relegated to an [[Age of Darkness]]. By the time the Alliance approached them, the native Altronics occupied a Feudal System or similar (the more cosmopolitan their people, the more sophisticated their society); and the [[Ninety-nine-years war]] preceded an Industrial Revolution. Legends persisted of 'other worlds' and [[Mystical Creature]]s, but lacked any foundation until the Fifth Age. Because any native child indisputably talented in [[Magic]] was confiscated, brainwashed, and raised Marcon, this talent was ~~almost~~ negligible after the Empire lost the world, and it remained relatively unimportant until the Emigration (see below).		During Lelerough's rampage, the infrastructure of Altronis was destroyed, and its survivors relegated to an [[Age of Darkness]]. By the time the Alliance approached them, the native Altronics occupied a Feudal System or similar (the more cosmopolitan their people, the more sophisticated their society); and the [[Ninety-nine-years war]] preceded an Industrial Revolution. Legends persisted of 'other worlds' and [[Mystical Creature]]s, but lacked any foundation until the Fifth Age. Because any native child indisputably talented in [[Magic]] was confiscated, brainwashed, and raised Marcon, this talent was negligible after the Empire lost the world, and it remained relatively unimportant until the Emigration (see below).

	===Three Earths===		===Three Earths===
	Possibly in bad memory of having been brought as slaves by the Marcons, the Altronics maintained a legend of a long-lost, utopian homeland; its character and location varying among ethnicities of people (themselves roughly corresponding to the various planets from which they were taken), who day-dreamed either of return, or of a past [[Antiquity]]. In the last days of the Altronis Corpocracy, this belief was nicknamed 'First Earth' by the lower literati, and Altronis itself nicknamed 'Second Earth'. The future for which some of these literati hoped (in which poverty, illiteracy, sickness, famine, crime, and war would be eradicated, and wealth, learning, health, prosperity, accord, and peace become the norm) supplied the 'Third'; but this name adhered at last to the worlds later ~~colonized (see below)~~.		Possibly in bad memory of having been brought as slaves by the Marcons, the Altronics maintained a legend of a long-lost, utopian homeland; its character and location varying among ethnicities of people (themselves roughly corresponding to the various planets from which they were taken), who day-dreamed either of return, or of a past [[Antiquity]]. In the last days of the Altronis Corpocracy, this belief was nicknamed 'First Earth' by the lower literati, and Altronis itself nicknamed 'Second Earth'. The future for which some of these literati hoped (in which poverty, illiteracy, sickness, famine, crime, and war would be eradicated, and wealth, learning, health, prosperity, accord, and peace become the norm) supplied the 'Third'; but this name adhered at last to the worlds to which they were later removed.

	===Religion===		===Religion===
	Some Altronics worshipped the [[One King]] and Last Dynasty; others worshipped Lelerough, under various pseudonyms; some worshipped the [[The Broodmother\|Broodmother]], and practiced serpentine mythology (~~not~~ [[Dragon Worship]] ~~exactly, but similar~~); others worshipped their ancestors; some worshipped the Sun, Moon, and other nearby celestial bodies; and some practiced variations of [[Cardinal Cleric\|Cardinalism]]. A few of their religions were almost as misogynist as the extinct Marcons'; but most religion was discredited and debased in the corpocratic days, except where it supported racism or anti-intellectualism. Their use by the Marcons as soldiers established a martial mythology. Memories of the [[Mythical Age]] were re-interpreted as stories of early days after the planet was settled.		Some Altronics worshipped the [[One King]] and Last Dynasty; others worshipped Lelerough, under various pseudonyms; some worshipped the [[The Broodmother\|Broodmother]], and practiced serpentine mythology (similar to [[Dragon Worship]]); others worshipped their ancestors; some worshipped the Sun, Moon, and other nearby celestial bodies; and some practiced variations of [[Cardinal Cleric\|Cardinalism]]. A few of their religions were almost as misogynist as the extinct Marcons'; but most religion was discredited and debased in the corpocratic days, except where it supported racism or anti-intellectualism. Their use by the Marcons as soldiers established a martial mythology. Memories of the [[Mythical Age]] were re-interpreted as stories of early days after the planet was settled.

	===Legends===		===Legends===

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Corp. Days

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	===Corp. Days===		===Corp. Days===
	As said above, the corpocracy was a dystopia, and nearly caused a Mass Extinction of life on Altronis.		As said above, the corpocracy was a dystopia, and nearly caused a Mass Extinction of life on Altronis.

			In spite of this, radio broadcasts from the rest of the [[Known Worlds]] contributed much to their culture. Every station received them, but supposed each broadcast to originate in some other station on Altronis itself, and no-one knew better until years later. Nor did word get about, that these signals were alien in origin; for by then the corporations had already taken over the government, and most attempts toward the Advancement of Science were quashed. Just while cruising the airways, people heard music, and assumed it was coming from somewhere close to home. Very soon, major cities on Altronis changed their names to the names of major cities mentioned on the radio, and built landmarks of which they heard from the same source. A popular trend was for a company to find a complete movie or television series in the radio telescope telemetry, clean up the distortion, and release it in theaters. Occasionally these companies even hired actors to pretend to have worked on the production. (The same practice is also believed to have inspired [[Joseph Manse]] of [[Eutra Colony]]). Thus, Altronic culture was more cosmopolitan than it might otherwise have been, and more closely akin to that of the [[Known Worlds]] overall.

	===Emigration===		===Emigration===

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History

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	No further contact at all occurred until the mid [[Ages#The Fourth Age\|Fourth Age]], when [[Marcus Ransom]], son of then-[[Pendragon]] [[Andrei Ransom]], found Altronis under the control of a brutal [[corpocracy]]. He also found himself stranded, and when the Alliance and [[Foundation]] refused to intercede, he set about a rebellion and eventually brought about massive reforms.		No further contact at all occurred until the mid [[Ages#The Fourth Age\|Fourth Age]], when [[Marcus Ransom]], son of then-[[Pendragon]] [[Andrei Ransom]], found Altronis under the control of a brutal [[corpocracy]]. He also found himself stranded, and when the Alliance and [[Foundation]] refused to intercede, he set about a rebellion and eventually brought about massive reforms.

	As part of these reforms, the Foundation built a large [[GATE]] hub on Altronis so that goods manufactured there were easily shipped off-world. This, coupled with standard Foundation economic policies, helped shape a rich and prosperous world. [[The Thousand-Year Subscription]] is dated to that period.		As part of these reforms, the Foundation built a large [[GATE]] hub on Altronis so that goods manufactured there were easily shipped off-world. This, coupled with standard Foundation economic policies, helped shape a rich and prosperous world. [[The Thousand-Year Subscription]] is dated to that period. Some histories of the same date report [[Green Temple]] necromancers invited to Altronis (and possibly other worlds recovering from [[The Corporate Era]]) to revive extinct species and rebuild the ecosystem; this does not consist with the [[Imprisonment of the Necromancers]].

	Prosperity lasted until the [[Ages#The Sixth Age\|Sixth Age]], when the solar system was subject to blockade, and later overrun, by the [[Kami]]. Nearly all the population were evacuated, while those that stayed behind fought against the occupation for nearly eighty years. Eventually they were subjugated; but the damage to Altronis' infrastructure was so severe that the Kamians felt it was not worth repairing. They left a garrison behind, and forced the few remaining inhabitants to construct defensive systems: massive ray-guns, electrified shields, and more. Other than that, the survivors were left relatively free. Most traveled as far from the garrison as they could, and set about rebuilding their civilization.		Prosperity lasted until the [[Ages#The Sixth Age\|Sixth Age]], when the solar system was subject to blockade, and later overrun, by the [[Kami]]. Nearly all the population were evacuated, while those that stayed behind fought against the occupation for nearly eighty years. Eventually they were subjugated; but the damage to Altronis' infrastructure was so severe that the Kamians felt it was not worth repairing. They left a garrison behind, and forced the few remaining inhabitants to construct defensive systems: massive ray-guns, electrified shields, and more. Other than that, the survivors were left relatively free. Most traveled as far from the garrison as they could, and set about rebuilding their civilization.

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History

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	No further contact at all occurred until the mid [[Ages#The Fourth Age\|Fourth Age]], when [[Marcus Ransom]], son of then-[[Pendragon]] [[Andrei Ransom]], found Altronis under the control of a brutal [[corpocracy]]. He also found himself stranded, and when the Alliance and [[Foundation]] refused to intercede, he set about a rebellion and eventually brought about massive reforms.		No further contact at all occurred until the mid [[Ages#The Fourth Age\|Fourth Age]], when [[Marcus Ransom]], son of then-[[Pendragon]] [[Andrei Ransom]], found Altronis under the control of a brutal [[corpocracy]]. He also found himself stranded, and when the Alliance and [[Foundation]] refused to intercede, he set about a rebellion and eventually brought about massive reforms.

	As part of these reforms, the Foundation built a large [[GATE]] hub on Altronis so that goods manufactured there were easily shipped off-world. This, coupled with standard Foundation economic policies, helped shape a rich and prosperous world.		As part of these reforms, the Foundation built a large [[GATE]] hub on Altronis so that goods manufactured there were easily shipped off-world. This, coupled with standard Foundation economic policies, helped shape a rich and prosperous world. [[The Thousand-Year Subscription]] is dated to that period.

	Prosperity lasted until the [[Ages#The Sixth Age\|Sixth Age]], when the solar system was subject to blockade, and later overrun, by the [[Kami]]. Nearly all the population were evacuated, while those that stayed behind fought against the occupation for nearly eighty years. Eventually they were subjugated; but the damage to Altronis' infrastructure was so severe that the Kamians felt it was not worth repairing. They left a garrison behind, and forced the few remaining inhabitants to construct defensive systems: massive ray-guns, electrified shields, and more. Other than that, the survivors were left relatively free. Most traveled as far from the garrison as they could, and set about rebuilding their civilization.		Prosperity lasted until the [[Ages#The Sixth Age\|Sixth Age]], when the solar system was subject to blockade, and later overrun, by the [[Kami]]. Nearly all the population were evacuated, while those that stayed behind fought against the occupation for nearly eighty years. Eventually they were subjugated; but the damage to Altronis' infrastructure was so severe that the Kamians felt it was not worth repairing. They left a garrison behind, and forced the few remaining inhabitants to construct defensive systems: massive ray-guns, electrified shields, and more. Other than that, the survivors were left relatively free. Most traveled as far from the garrison as they could, and set about rebuilding their civilization.

Siddharth1: /* History */

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History

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	Prosperity lasted until the [[Ages#The Sixth Age\|Sixth Age]], when the solar system was subject to blockade, and later overrun, by the [[Kami]]. Nearly all the population were evacuated, while those that stayed behind fought against the occupation for nearly eighty years. Eventually they were subjugated; but the damage to Altronis' infrastructure was so severe that the Kamians felt it was not worth repairing. They left a garrison behind, and forced the few remaining inhabitants to construct defensive systems: massive ray-guns, electrified shields, and more. Other than that, the survivors were left relatively free. Most traveled as far from the garrison as they could, and set about rebuilding their civilization.		Prosperity lasted until the [[Ages#The Sixth Age\|Sixth Age]], when the solar system was subject to blockade, and later overrun, by the [[Kami]]. Nearly all the population were evacuated, while those that stayed behind fought against the occupation for nearly eighty years. Eventually they were subjugated; but the damage to Altronis' infrastructure was so severe that the Kamians felt it was not worth repairing. They left a garrison behind, and forced the few remaining inhabitants to construct defensive systems: massive ray-guns, electrified shields, and more. Other than that, the survivors were left relatively free. Most traveled as far from the garrison as they could, and set about rebuilding their civilization.

	Because the [[Kamian Succession Wars]] did not end for another five centuries, the refugees never returned. The Kamians were driven easily from the planet at the end of the war, and some refugees from other areas were eventually resettled there. Altronis no longer had a culture of its own, and was just another Alliance world, among many worlds slowly putting themselves back together. It remained an Alliance world until the [[Long Night]], ~~when it~~ was depopulated ~~during~~ the Sunset ~~period~~, and ~~finally~~ colonized by immigrants in the [[New Day]].		Because the [[Kamian Succession Wars]] did not end for another five centuries, the refugees never returned. The Kamians were driven easily from the planet at the end of the war, and some refugees from other areas were eventually resettled there. Altronis no longer had a culture of its own, and was just another Alliance world, among many worlds slowly putting themselves back together. It remained an Alliance world until the [[Long Night]]. Altronis, like many other worlds, was entirely depopulated by the Sunset War, and colonized by immigrants in the [[New Day]].

	==Cultures==		==Cultures==

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History

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	Prosperity lasted until the [[Ages#The Sixth Age\|Sixth Age]], when the solar system was subject to blockade, and later overrun, by the [[Kami]]. Nearly all the population were evacuated, while those that stayed behind fought against the occupation for nearly eighty years. Eventually they were subjugated; but the damage to Altronis' infrastructure was so severe that the Kamians felt it was not worth repairing. They left a garrison behind, and forced the few remaining inhabitants to construct defensive systems: massive ray-guns, electrified shields, and more. Other than that, the survivors were left relatively free. Most traveled as far from the garrison as they could, and set about rebuilding their civilization.		Prosperity lasted until the [[Ages#The Sixth Age\|Sixth Age]], when the solar system was subject to blockade, and later overrun, by the [[Kami]]. Nearly all the population were evacuated, while those that stayed behind fought against the occupation for nearly eighty years. Eventually they were subjugated; but the damage to Altronis' infrastructure was so severe that the Kamians felt it was not worth repairing. They left a garrison behind, and forced the few remaining inhabitants to construct defensive systems: massive ray-guns, electrified shields, and more. Other than that, the survivors were left relatively free. Most traveled as far from the garrison as they could, and set about rebuilding their civilization.

	Because the [[Kamian Succession Wars]] did not end for another five centuries, the refugees never returned. The Kamians were driven easily from the planet at the end of the war, and some refugees from other areas were eventually resettled there. Altronis no longer had a culture of its own, and was just another Alliance world, among many worlds slowly putting themselves back together. It remained an Alliance world until the [[Long Night]], when it was depopulated by the ~~armies of [[Samuel Fate]]~~, and finally colonized by immigrants in the [[New Day]].		Because the [[Kamian Succession Wars]] did not end for another five centuries, the refugees never returned. The Kamians were driven easily from the planet at the end of the war, and some refugees from other areas were eventually resettled there. Altronis no longer had a culture of its own, and was just another Alliance world, among many worlds slowly putting themselves back together. It remained an Alliance world until the [[Long Night]], when it was depopulated during the Sunset period, and finally colonized by immigrants in the [[New Day]].

	==Cultures==		==Cultures==

Siddharth1: /* History */

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History

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	Prosperity lasted until the [[Ages#The Sixth Age\|Sixth Age]], when the solar system was subject to blockade, and later overrun, by the [[Kami]]. Nearly all the population were evacuated, while those that stayed behind fought against the occupation for nearly eighty years. Eventually they were subjugated; but the damage to Altronis' infrastructure was so severe that the Kamians felt it was not worth repairing. They left a garrison behind, and forced the few remaining inhabitants to construct defensive systems: massive ray-guns, electrified shields, and more. Other than that, the survivors were left relatively free. Most traveled as far from the garrison as they could, and set about rebuilding their civilization.		Prosperity lasted until the [[Ages#The Sixth Age\|Sixth Age]], when the solar system was subject to blockade, and later overrun, by the [[Kami]]. Nearly all the population were evacuated, while those that stayed behind fought against the occupation for nearly eighty years. Eventually they were subjugated; but the damage to Altronis' infrastructure was so severe that the Kamians felt it was not worth repairing. They left a garrison behind, and forced the few remaining inhabitants to construct defensive systems: massive ray-guns, electrified shields, and more. Other than that, the survivors were left relatively free. Most traveled as far from the garrison as they could, and set about rebuilding their civilization.

	Because the [[Kamian Succession Wars]] did not end for another five centuries, the refugees never returned. The Kamians were driven easily from the planet at the end of the war, and some refugees from other areas were eventually resettled there. Altronis no longer had a culture of its own, and was just another Alliance world, among many worlds slowly putting themselves back together. It remained an Alliance world until the [[Long Night]].		Because the [[Kamian Succession Wars]] did not end for another five centuries, the refugees never returned. The Kamians were driven easily from the planet at the end of the war, and some refugees from other areas were eventually resettled there. Altronis no longer had a culture of its own, and was just another Alliance world, among many worlds slowly putting themselves back together. It remained an Alliance world until the [[Long Night]], when it was depopulated by the armies of [[Samuel Fate]], and finally colonized by immigrants in the [[New Day]].

	==Cultures==		==Cultures==

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Cultures

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	==Cultures==		==Cultures==
	During Lelerough's rampage, the infrastructure of Altronis was destroyed, and its survivors relegated to an [[Age of Darkness]]. By the time the Alliance approached them, the native Altronics occupied a Feudal System or similar (the more cosmopolitan their people, the more sophisticated their society); and the [[Ninety-nine-years war]] preceded an Industrial Revolution. Legends persisted of 'other worlds' and [[Mystical Creature]]s, but lacked any ~~local~~ foundation until the Fifth Age. Because any native child indisputably talented in [[Magic]], was confiscated, brainwashed, and raised Marcon, this talent was almost negligible after the Empire lost the world, and it remained relatively unimportant until the Emigration (see below).		During Lelerough's rampage, the infrastructure of Altronis was destroyed, and its survivors relegated to an [[Age of Darkness]]. By the time the Alliance approached them, the native Altronics occupied a Feudal System or similar (the more cosmopolitan their people, the more sophisticated their society); and the [[Ninety-nine-years war]] preceded an Industrial Revolution. Legends persisted of 'other worlds' and [[Mystical Creature]]s, but lacked any foundation until the Fifth Age. Because any native child indisputably talented in [[Magic]] was confiscated, brainwashed, and raised Marcon, this talent was almost negligible after the Empire lost the world, and it remained relatively unimportant until the Emigration (see below).

	===Three Earths===		===Three Earths===
	Possibly in bad memory of having been brought as slaves by the Marcons, the Altronics maintained a legend of a long-lost, utopian homeland; its character and location varying among ethnicities of people (themselves roughly ~~equal~~ to the various planets from which they were taken), who day-dreamed either of return, or of a past [[Antiquity]]. In the last days of the Altronis Corpocracy, this belief was nicknamed 'First Earth' by the lower literati, and Altronis itself nicknamed 'Second Earth'. The future for which some of these literati hoped (in which poverty, illiteracy, sickness, famine, crime, and war would be eradicated, and wealth, learning, health, prosperity, accord, and peace become the norm) supplied the 'Third'; but this name adhered at last to the worlds later colonized (see below).		Possibly in bad memory of having been brought as slaves by the Marcons, the Altronics maintained a legend of a long-lost, utopian homeland; its character and location varying among ethnicities of people (themselves roughly corresponding to the various planets from which they were taken), who day-dreamed either of return, or of a past [[Antiquity]]. In the last days of the Altronis Corpocracy, this belief was nicknamed 'First Earth' by the lower literati, and Altronis itself nicknamed 'Second Earth'. The future for which some of these literati hoped (in which poverty, illiteracy, sickness, famine, crime, and war would be eradicated, and wealth, learning, health, prosperity, accord, and peace become the norm) supplied the 'Third'; but this name adhered at last to the worlds later colonized (see below).

	===Religion===		===Religion===
	Some Altronics worshipped the [[One King]] and Last Dynasty; others worshipped Lelerough, under various pseudonyms; some worshipped the [[The Broodmother\|Broodmother]], and practiced serpentine mythology (not [[Dragon Worship]] exactly, but similar); others worshipped their ancestors; some worshipped the Sun, Moon, and other nearby celestial bodies; and some practiced variations of [[Cardinal Cleric\|Cardinalism]]. A few of their religions were almost as misogynist as the extinct Marcons'; but most religion was discredited and debased in the corpocratic days, except where it supported racism or anti-intellectualism. Their use by the Marcons as soldiers, established a martial mythology. Memories of the [[Mythical Age]] were re-interpreted as stories of early days after the planet was settled.		Some Altronics worshipped the [[One King]] and Last Dynasty; others worshipped Lelerough, under various pseudonyms; some worshipped the [[The Broodmother\|Broodmother]], and practiced serpentine mythology (not [[Dragon Worship]] exactly, but similar); others worshipped their ancestors; some worshipped the Sun, Moon, and other nearby celestial bodies; and some practiced variations of [[Cardinal Cleric\|Cardinalism]]. A few of their religions were almost as misogynist as the extinct Marcons'; but most religion was discredited and debased in the corpocratic days, except where it supported racism or anti-intellectualism. Their use by the Marcons as soldiers established a martial mythology. Memories of the [[Mythical Age]] were re-interpreted as stories of early days after the planet was settled.

	===Legends===		===Legends===

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History

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	At the start of the [[Ages#The Golden Age\|Golden Age]], Altronis formally joined the Alliance; but due to its remoteness, did little more than agree to a non-aggression pact. They did not even have representation in [[Arindell]]. During the [[Ninety-nine-years war]], Altronis severed all contact with the Alliance, but remained nominally a member.		At the start of the [[Ages#The Golden Age\|Golden Age]], Altronis formally joined the Alliance; but due to its remoteness, did little more than agree to a non-aggression pact. They did not even have representation in [[Arindell]]. During the [[Ninety-nine-years war]], Altronis severed all contact with the Alliance, but remained nominally a member.

	Like most of the [[Multi-Verse]], Altronis was afflicted by the [[Necromanic Wars]], and liberated by [[Lal Soratami]]. Once liberated, Altronis resumed their isolationist stance, and local histories recorded the war, with its invasions of the undead, as the work of native tyrants~~; precursors, in context of the larger Course Books history, of~~ [[Lous Brenom]].		Like most of the [[Multi-Verse]], Altronis was afflicted by the [[Necromanic Wars]], and liberated by [[Lal Soratami]]. Once liberated, Altronis resumed their isolationist stance, and local histories recorded the war, with its invasions of the undead, as the work of native tyrants not unlike [[Lous Brenom]].

	No further contact at all occurred until the mid [[Ages#The Fourth Age\|Fourth Age]], when [[Marcus Ransom]], son of then-[[Pendragon]] [[Andrei Ransom]], found Altronis under the control of a brutal [[corpocracy]]. He also found himself stranded, and when the Alliance and [[Foundation]] refused to intercede, he set about a rebellion and eventually brought about massive reforms.		No further contact at all occurred until the mid [[Ages#The Fourth Age\|Fourth Age]], when [[Marcus Ransom]], son of then-[[Pendragon]] [[Andrei Ransom]], found Altronis under the control of a brutal [[corpocracy]]. He also found himself stranded, and when the Alliance and [[Foundation]] refused to intercede, he set about a rebellion and eventually brought about massive reforms.

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History

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	At the start of the [[Ages#The Golden Age\|Golden Age]], Altronis formally joined the Alliance; but due to its remoteness, did little more than agree to a non-aggression pact. They did not even have representation in [[Arindell]]. During the [[Ninety-nine-years war]], Altronis severed all contact with the Alliance, but remained nominally a member.		At the start of the [[Ages#The Golden Age\|Golden Age]], Altronis formally joined the Alliance; but due to its remoteness, did little more than agree to a non-aggression pact. They did not even have representation in [[Arindell]]. During the [[Ninety-nine-years war]], Altronis severed all contact with the Alliance, but remained nominally a member.

	Like most of the [[Multi-Verse]], Altronis was afflicted by the [[Necromanic Wars]], and liberated by [[Lal Soratami]]. Once liberated, Altronis resumed their isolationist stance, and local histories recorded the war, with its invasions of the undead, as the work of native tyrants.		Like most of the [[Multi-Verse]], Altronis was afflicted by the [[Necromanic Wars]], and liberated by [[Lal Soratami]]. Once liberated, Altronis resumed their isolationist stance, and local histories recorded the war, with its invasions of the undead, as the work of native tyrants; precursors, in context of the larger Course Books history, of [[Lous Brenom]].

	No further contact at all occurred until the mid [[Ages#The Fourth Age\|Fourth Age]], when [[Marcus Ransom]], son of then-[[Pendragon]] [[Andrei Ransom]], found Altronis under the control of a brutal [[corpocracy]]. He also found himself stranded, and when the Alliance and [[Foundation]] refused to intercede, he set about a rebellion and eventually brought about massive reforms.		No further contact at all occurred until the mid [[Ages#The Fourth Age\|Fourth Age]], when [[Marcus Ransom]], son of then-[[Pendragon]] [[Andrei Ransom]], found Altronis under the control of a brutal [[corpocracy]]. He also found himself stranded, and when the Alliance and [[Foundation]] refused to intercede, he set about a rebellion and eventually brought about massive reforms.