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Whoah... ok. I now have this sudden idea where maybe... I could take a page from N. Korea defectors.
Considering having my Regalia working for your theocratic Templar force to clean up some secrets but eventually she couldn't take it anymore and she went to the other side (Votara). Was almost killed in the escape, but that's when the Dominant came to her.
Again, just spitballing here, open to ideas or reverting to others if you're not into it.
Though! If Votara is some sort of border / buffer standing against @Tlaloc's prosperous theocratic nation, maybe it makes sense to have them there? Perhaps my Regalia is also harvested for resources alongside being used as some sort of soldier-y person (as she is a criminal and may have less rights than your usual upstanding citizen).
I Couldn't agree more! I was hoping we would have characters who subvert the expectation. Like yes, a big burly man can absolutely transform into a hot bodied Goddess. It's cool lol
@Sylvan
I really like this nation and character concept a lot. What was your thoughts process around wanting to make Ramuh female? Was there a conceptual or thematic choice for that change?
@Tlaloc
I like this angle too of someone extremely privileged being able to exist in a society that otherwise would have treated them much differently if not for this privilege they can wield. I think from this narrative perspective, it opens up developmental moments where the character may have to, perhaps, be humbled in some way. I don't know much about your character, but if he gets free passes in a totalitarian theocratic society, he might have a bloated sense of self and delusions of grandeur. Only, he is the literal embodiment of an actual Dominant, and one of the most revered in the world, which might play even more into this ego, I'm assuming, he may or may not possess. Eitherway, fascinating stuff to think about.
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A totalitarian theocracyβvery interesting. I can already think of some Real-Life parallels to that. LOL. Is your Regalia male or female? Would that have some influence over how they are perceived in Cetra? I'm just thinking about real life and how much gender plays a role in setting the "rules" that each gender is supposed to follow. Stringent codes of conduct and what have you. I expect Cetra might be the same way, for better or worse.
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That's a very interesting concept. With what nation were you thinking they were in conflict with in the past?