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OpticalSage: /* Becoming a Gallóglach */

2022-07-19T13:09:54Z

Becoming a Gallóglach

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	==Becoming a Gallóglach==		==Becoming a Gallóglach==
	Not everyone can become a Gallóglach. There are four ways an individual can become part of the Gallóglaigh:		Not everyone can become a Gallóglach. There are four ways an individual can become part of the Gallóglaigh:
	*~~The~~ children of ~~Five Realms nobility~~ are ~~always~~ allowed to join.		*Members of the High Families, the Leasiar species, and the children of the Tiarnaí are allowed to join by birthright
	*People who were fostered to another household as a result of a treaty are always allowed to join.		*People who were fostered to another household as a result of a treaty are always allowed to join.
	*People who are sponsored by another gallóglach are always allowed to join.		*People who are sponsored by another gallóglach are always allowed to join.

OpticalSage at 14:46, 16 April 2022

2022-04-16T14:46:38Z

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	[[Category: Setting Information]]		[[Category: Setting Information]]
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OpticalSage: /* Becoming a Gallóglach */

2022-04-16T14:46:20Z

Becoming a Gallóglach

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	==Becoming a Gallóglach==		==Becoming a Gallóglach==
	There are four ways an individual can become part of the Gallóglaigh:		Not everyone can become a Gallóglach. There are four ways an individual can become part of the Gallóglaigh:
	*The children of Five Realms nobility are always allowed to join.		*The children of Five Realms nobility are always allowed to join.
	*People who were fostered to another household as a result of a treaty are always allowed to join.		*People who were fostered to another household as a result of a treaty are always allowed to join.
	*People who are sponsored by another gallóglach are always allowed to join.		*People who are sponsored by another gallóglach are always allowed to join.
	*Weeping are always allowed to join the gallóglaigh, following the ancient Atosú Edict.		*Weeping are always allowed to join the gallóglaigh, following the ancient [[Atosú Edict]].
	Joining the Gallóglaigh is considered an opportunity for someone to prove themselves and therefore it is never used as a punishment.		Joining the Gallóglaigh is considered an opportunity for someone to prove themselves and therefore it is never used as a punishment.

OpticalSage: /* Becoming a Gallóglach */ - typo

2022-04-16T12:43:20Z

Becoming a Gallóglach: - typo

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	==Becoming a Gallóglach==		==Becoming a Gallóglach==
	There are four ways an individual can ~~becoe~~ part of the Gallóglaigh:		There are four ways an individual can become part of the Gallóglaigh:
	*The children of Five Realms nobility are always allowed to join.		*The children of Five Realms nobility are always allowed to join.
	*People who were fostered to another household as a result of a treaty are always allowed to join.		*People who were fostered to another household as a result of a treaty are always allowed to join.

OpticalSage: Adding details on who may join the Gallóglaigh, as set out in the Rulebook.

2022-04-16T12:43:04Z

Adding details on who may join the Gallóglaigh, as set out in the Rulebook.

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 The [[Gallóglaigh]] (pronounced ''gallow-glee'') are the empowered warriors central to the story of Five Oaths.
 <noinclude>
 All Gallóglaigh serve the [[Réig]] and the Réig is the only person in [[Tirneach]] permitted to maintain such a standing force of warriors. To meet the military needs of the Iarlas and Riders, the Réig allows their
 Gallóglaigh to work for them in exchange for coin.
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 Iarlas. It is not uncommon for bands of Gallóglaigh to be employed in direct opposition to one another but these conflicts are generally limited in lethality as wanton destruction of the Réig’s forces is not something any
 band or their employers wants to be accused of. The Gallóglaigh form an elite warrior class and it is common for the ambitious to join up to build a reputation to rely on in a future political career.
 </noinclude>

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2022-04-11T22:14:46Z

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The [[Gallóglaigh]] (pronounced ''gallow-glee'') are the empowered warriors central to the story of Five Oaths.
<noinclude>
All Gallóglaigh serve the [[Réig]] and the Réig is the only person in [[Tirneach]] permitted to maintain such a standing force of warriors. To meet the military needs of the Iarlas and Riders, the Réig allows their
Gallóglaigh to work for them in exchange for coin.

The Gallóglaigh are employed to many ends but commonly they are called upon to defend settlements from bandits and the [[Gwyllt]], to fulfill security and bodyguarding duties, or to begin and end border disputes between
Iarlas. It is not uncommon for bands of Gallóglaigh to be employed in direct opposition to one another but these conflicts are generally limited in lethality as wanton destruction of the Réig’s forces is not something any
band or their employers wants to be accused of. The Gallóglaigh form an elite warrior class and it is common for the ambitious to join up to build a reputation to rely on in a future political career.
</noinclude>