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==History== |
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| − | The nation was subsumed into the Empire many years previous to [[Ashravan|Emperor Ashravan]]'s reign, and the use of its name was rare in contemporary usage.{{tes ref|2}} The people of Mulla'dil |
+ | The nation was subsumed into the Empire many years previous to [[Ashravan|Emperor Ashravan]]'s reign, and the use of its name was rare in contemporary usage.{{tes ref|2}} The people of Mulla'dil are instead commonly called [[:Category: Striker|Strikers]], and are well regarded by the [[Grand]]s. It is not uncommon for Strikers to be Elevated.{{tes ref|2}} Strikers are often employed as guards or soldiers by the Empire, although some of them would have preferred a different profession.{{tes ref|97}}{{tes ref|98}} Strikers employed at the [[Rose Palace]] are required to be literate.{{tes ref|97}} |
==Physical Traits== |
==Physical Traits== |
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Revision as of 20:12, 30 December 2020
| Mulla'dil | |
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| World | Sel |
| Universe | Cosmere |
Mulla'dil is the name of both a mountainous region of the Rose Empire on Sel and its inhabitants.[1]
History
The nation was subsumed into the Empire many years previous to Emperor Ashravan's reign, and the use of its name was rare in contemporary usage.[2] The people of Mulla'dil are instead commonly called Strikers, and are well regarded by the Grands. It is not uncommon for Strikers to be Elevated.[2] Strikers are often employed as guards or soldiers by the Empire, although some of them would have preferred a different profession.[3][4] Strikers employed at the Rose Palace are required to be literate.[3]
Physical Traits
Mulla'dil people are generally tall and pale-skinned, with dark, curly hair.[2] They are usually lean and athletic, and some individuals can be described as "brawny".[2][3]
Culture
Although Mulla'dil was folded into the Empire, its people still maintain a cultural identity, including the ongoing use of the Mulla'dil language.[5] The former nation bordered the swamps of Dzhamar and there was a deep-seated hatred between the Strikers and their neighbors.[1] There is still significant tension caused by the Dzhamarian practice of Bloodsealing, which the Strikers consider to be revolting and unnatural.[1] The antagonism between the two nations may exceed their loyalty to the Empire.[1]