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	The '''~~Qilin~~''' were a race of mortals native to [[Khyorgan]], specifically originating from the island of [[Gomchar]]. Though they long predated the arrival of [[Man\|Man]] to Khyorgan, they had become an obscure race by the time of the Khyorganese Renaissance.		The '''Quillen''' were a race of mortals native to [[Khyorgan]], specifically originating from the island of [[Gomchar]]. Though they long predated the arrival of [[Man\|Man]] to Khyorgan, they had become an obscure race by the time of the Khyorganese Renaissance.

	==Physiology==		==Physiology==
	The ~~Qilin~~ were a relatively tall and thin race, standing at around 5'5" to 6'0" (165 to 182 cm). They were bipedal, with two arms, and covered in feathers aside from their forearms and lower legs, which were bare and scaly. The ~~Qilin~~ had falcon-like heads with a sharp, hooked beak and a tomial tooth, and two large eyes that gave them superb vision.		The Quillen were a relatively tall and thin race, standing at around 5'5" to 6'0" (165 to 182 cm). They were bipedal, with two arms, and covered in feathers aside from their forearms and lower legs, which were bare and scaly. The Quillen had falcon-like heads with a sharp, hooked beak and a tomial tooth, and two large eyes that gave them superb vision.

	The ~~Qilin~~ possessed large talons on their feet, which they could use for hunting smaller animals before they developed more advanced implements. They had strong muscles for stomping these talons down on prey, which also gave them great agility in running and jumping.		The Quillen possessed large talons on their feet, which they could use for hunting smaller animals before they developed more advanced implements. They had strong muscles for stomping these talons down on prey, which also gave them great agility in running and jumping.

	==History==		==History==
	The ~~Qilin~~ were native to Gomchar, but would take war to the rest of Khyorgan. Often thought of by post-Theyrian historians as "flesh eating barbarians", the ~~Qilin~~ would happily feast on their fallen enemies. The ~~Qilin~~ would travel into the southern continents, [[Lexighor]], [[Andavronia]], and [[Obreidhion]], to raid early settlers and natives alike. The ~~Qilin~~, along with the colossal [[Golem]]s and frightening [[Abomination]]s, helped give Khyorgan a reputation as a vicious and untamed continent inhabited by monsters and violent warmongers.		The Quillen were native to Gomchar, but would take war to the rest of Khyorgan. Often thought of by post-Theyrian historians as "flesh eating barbarians", the Quillen would happily feast on their fallen enemies. The Quillen would travel into the southern continents, [[Lexighor]], [[Andavronia]], and [[Obreidhion]], to raid early settlers and natives alike. The Quillen, along with the colossal [[Golem]]s and frightening [[Abomination]]s, helped give Khyorgan a reputation as a vicious and untamed continent inhabited by monsters and violent warmongers.

	It came to pass, however, that the [[Kingdom of Taurya]], under the leadership of [[King Theyri IV]], carried out a [[Abomination Crusades\|crusade]] against the abominations, and then purged many non-[[Human\|human]] races from Taurya, leading to his loss of the throne. King Theyri remained alive, however, and yet enjoyed wide popularity among large swaths of populations he had freed from the Abominations' reign of terror; King Theyri rallied armies and brought war to the ~~Qilin~~, seeing them as yet another threat to be purged, eventually wiping most of them out and establishing his kingdom in their homeland.		It came to pass, however, that the [[Kingdom of Taurya]], under the leadership of [[King Theyri IV]], carried out a [[Abomination Crusades\|crusade]] against the abominations, and then purged many non-[[Human\|human]] races from Taurya, leading to his loss of the throne. King Theyri remained alive, however, and yet enjoyed wide popularity among large swaths of populations he had freed from the Abominations' reign of terror; King Theyri rallied armies and brought war to the Quillen, seeing them as yet another threat to be purged, eventually wiping most of them out and establishing his kingdom in their homeland.

	After Gomchar was taken over by humans, the remaining ~~Qilin~~ had few places to seek refuge. Many of those who survived took great effort to preserve the complex traditions and history of their culture after the only ~~Qilin~~ nation had fallen, and thus, they were, by the time of the Khyorganese Renaissance, thought of by Khyorgan's denizens moreso as scholars and historians than barbarians and warriors.		After Gomchar was taken over by humans, the remaining Quillen had few places to seek refuge. Many of those who survived took great effort to preserve the complex traditions and history of their culture after the only Quillen nation had fallen, and thus, they were, by the time of the Khyorganese Renaissance, thought of by Khyorgan's denizens moreso as scholars and historians than barbarians and warriors.

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	==History==		==History==
	The Qilin were native to Gomchar, but would take war to the rest of Khyorgan. Often thought of by post-~~Matharian~~ historians as "flesh eating barbarians", the Qilin would happily feast on their fallen enemies. The Qilin would travel into the southern continents, [[Lexighor]], [[Andavronia]], and [[Obreidhion]], to raid early settlers and natives alike. The Qilin, along with the colossal [[Golem]]s and frightening [[Abomination]]s, helped give Khyorgan a reputation as a vicious and untamed continent inhabited by monsters and violent warmongers.		The Qilin were native to Gomchar, but would take war to the rest of Khyorgan. Often thought of by post-Theyrian historians as "flesh eating barbarians", the Qilin would happily feast on their fallen enemies. The Qilin would travel into the southern continents, [[Lexighor]], [[Andavronia]], and [[Obreidhion]], to raid early settlers and natives alike. The Qilin, along with the colossal [[Golem]]s and frightening [[Abomination]]s, helped give Khyorgan a reputation as a vicious and untamed continent inhabited by monsters and violent warmongers.

	It came to pass, however, that the [[Kingdom of Taurya]], under the leadership of [[King ~~Matharis~~ IV]], carried out a [[Abomination Crusades\|crusade]] against the abominations, and then purged many non-[[~~Huma~~\|human]] races from Taurya, leading to his loss of the throne. King ~~Matharis~~ remained alive, however, and yet enjoyed wide popularity among large swaths of populations he had freed from the Abominations' reign of terror; King ~~Matharis~~ rallied armies and brought war to the Qilin, seeing them as yet another threat to be purged, eventually wiping most of them out and establishing his kingdom in their homeland.		It came to pass, however, that the [[Kingdom of Taurya]], under the leadership of [[King Theyri IV]], carried out a [[Abomination Crusades\|crusade]] against the abominations, and then purged many non-[[Human\|human]] races from Taurya, leading to his loss of the throne. King Theyri remained alive, however, and yet enjoyed wide popularity among large swaths of populations he had freed from the Abominations' reign of terror; King Theyri rallied armies and brought war to the Qilin, seeing them as yet another threat to be purged, eventually wiping most of them out and establishing his kingdom in their homeland.

	After Gomchar was taken over by humans, the remaining Qilin had few places to seek refuge. Many of those who survived took great effort to preserve the complex traditions and history of their culture after the only Qilin nation had fallen, and thus, they were, by the time of the Khyorganese Renaissance, thought of by Khyorgan's denizens moreso as scholars and historians than barbarians and warriors.		After Gomchar was taken over by humans, the remaining Qilin had few places to seek refuge. Many of those who survived took great effort to preserve the complex traditions and history of their culture after the only Qilin nation had fallen, and thus, they were, by the time of the Khyorganese Renaissance, thought of by Khyorgan's denizens moreso as scholars and historians than barbarians and warriors.

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The '''Qilin''' were a race of mortals native to [[Khyorgan]], specifically originating from the island of [[Gomchar]]. Though they long predated the arrival of [[Man|Man]] to Khyorgan, they had become an obscure race by the time of the Khyorganese Renaissance.

==Physiology==
The Qilin were a relatively tall and thin race, standing at around 5'5" to 6'0" (165 to 182 cm). They were bipedal, with two arms, and covered in feathers aside from their forearms and lower legs, which were bare and scaly. The Qilin had falcon-like heads with a sharp, hooked beak and a tomial tooth, and two large eyes that gave them superb vision.

The Qilin possessed large talons on their feet, which they could use for hunting smaller animals before they developed more advanced implements. They had strong muscles for stomping these talons down on prey, which also gave them great agility in running and jumping.

==History==
The Qilin were native to Gomchar, but would take war to the rest of Khyorgan. Often thought of by post-Matharian historians as "flesh eating barbarians", the Qilin would happily feast on their fallen enemies. The Qilin would travel into the southern continents, [[Lexighor]], [[Andavronia]], and [[Obreidhion]], to raid early settlers and natives alike. The Qilin, along with the colossal [[Golem]]s and frightening [[Abomination]]s, helped give Khyorgan a reputation as a vicious and untamed continent inhabited by monsters and violent warmongers.

It came to pass, however, that the [[Kingdom of Taurya]], under the leadership of [[King Matharis IV]], carried out a [[Abomination Crusades|crusade]] against the abominations, and then purged many non-[[Huma|human]] races from Taurya, leading to his loss of the throne. King Matharis remained alive, however, and yet enjoyed wide popularity among large swaths of populations he had freed from the Abominations' reign of terror; King Matharis rallied armies and brought war to the Qilin, seeing them as yet another threat to be purged, eventually wiping most of them out and establishing his kingdom in their homeland.

After Gomchar was taken over by humans, the remaining Qilin had few places to seek refuge. Many of those who survived took great effort to preserve the complex traditions and history of their culture after the only Qilin nation had fallen, and thus, they were, by the time of the Khyorganese Renaissance, thought of by Khyorgan's denizens moreso as scholars and historians than barbarians and warriors.

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