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10-25-2025plugin-autotooltip__default plugin-autotooltip_bigKona

* Kona is the name of the planet. It means “Garden” in the player's collectively used tongue. * We like oceans

Religion

* The Pure Light

Tech on Kona

* Tech on Kona * Airships have limited range; in early development * Magical Airship can't go over water; they just become normal ships because the water can't support the pressure. Antigrav bubbles
candaplugin-autotooltip__default plugin-autotooltip_bigCanda

She/Her

Character Sheet

Canda is a nun of The Pure Light. From Talasso, a subregion of Kanara.

Theme

Mercy

Backstory

Canda was born Amelie Mistria. She was nobility — the daughter of Anatain and Calla Mistria, and she lived in opulence. Her life was spent in high class education and formal training, sheltered from much of the world.
religion_on_konaplugin-autotooltip__default plugin-autotooltip_bigReligion on Kona

Kona has a number of religions. Most religions on Kona have their own theory of Soul Mechanis, and attempt to derive their philosophies from this.

* The Pure Light * The Astral Song
soul_mechanicsplugin-autotooltip__default plugin-autotooltip_bigSoul Mechanics

All things are ensouled, but some souls are more complex than others. Some things, such as The Moons have an external source and are not ensouled. Stars are complexly connected the the souls of living things on Kona. Some religions see the cosmos as an orchestra - the cycle of reincarnation is playing another note in the melody of the cosmos. Please note when reading that none of the below is 100% predictable.
worldplugin-autotooltip__default plugin-autotooltip_bigKona

Kona is the name of the planet. It means “Garden” in the player's collectively used tongue.

* Tech on Kona * Soul Mechanics * Conflicts and Stuggles on Kona * Threats on Kona * Civilizations on Kona

Religion on Kona

Kona has a number of religions. Most religions on Kona have their own theory of Soul Mechanics, and attempt to derive their philosophies from their theory.