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The Polonists<ref name="QTR20 p. 30">Quoth the Raven Issue 20 p. 30</ref> are a [[secret society]] (or even [[cult]]) that follow the [[philosophy]] and aesthetics of the literature written by [[Marquis Stezen d'Polarno]] in his first guise. They eschew traditional [[religion]] and aristocratic morality in favor of [[debauchery]] and [[hedonism]], gathering together behind closed doors to pursue their deviant desires. Such practices often involving nonconsenting [[victim]]s, whether bought [[slave]]s or [[kidnapped]] [[victim]]s. | The Polonists<ref name="QTR20 p. 30">[[Quoth the Raven Issue 20]] p. 30</ref> are a [[secret society]] (or even [[cult]]) that follow the [[philosophy]] and aesthetics of the literature written by [[Marquis Stezen d'Polarno]] in his first guise. They eschew traditional [[religion]] and aristocratic morality in favor of [[debauchery]] and [[hedonism]], gathering together behind closed doors to pursue their deviant desires. Such practices often involving nonconsenting [[victim]]s, whether bought [[slave]]s or [[kidnapped]] [[victim]]s. | ||
This organization began simply as a social [[club]] in [[Ghastria]], but it has slowly been stretching its tendrils into other "civilized" lands. | This organization began simply as a social [[club]] in [[Ghastria]], but it has slowly been stretching its tendrils into other "civilized" lands. | ||
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The Polonists[1] are a secret society (or even cult) that follow the philosophy and aesthetics of the literature written by Marquis Stezen d'Polarno in his first guise. They eschew traditional religion and aristocratic morality in favor of debauchery and hedonism, gathering together behind closed doors to pursue their deviant desires. Such practices often involving nonconsenting victims, whether bought slaves or kidnapped victims.
This organization began simply as a social club in Ghastria, but it has slowly been stretching its tendrils into other "civilized" lands.
References
- ↑ Quoth the Raven Issue 20 p. 30
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