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	Oathbreakers are commonly former [[Paladin\|Paladins]] or Knights, but any creature who has reneged on a promise can be granted the title.		Oathbreakers are commonly former [[Paladin\|Paladins]] or Knights, but any creature who has reneged on a promise can be granted the title.

	In [[Troverth Dynasty\|Troverthian Culture]], being labeled an Oathbreaker is a potentially lethal sentence, due to the prevalence of [[onomancy]] in the region, resulting in the reputation of the oathbreaker following a creature even in regions they have never visited before. The most common Oathbreakers found in the Troverth kingdom were [[Samurai]] who had given up on their lifestyle, or lost loyalty in their emporer.		In [[Troverth Dynasty\|Troverthian Culture]], being labeled an Oathbreaker is a potentially lethal sentence, due to the prevalence of [[onomancy]] in the region, resulting in the reputation of the oathbreaker following a creature even in regions they have never visited before. The most [[common]] Oathbreakers found in the Troverth kingdom were [[Samurai]] who had given up on their lifestyle, or lost loyalty in their emporer.

	==Notable Oathbreakers==		==Notable Oathbreakers==

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	'''Oathbreaker''', generally speaking, is the title given to any individual who has gone back on his pledges, whether they be pledges of cultural, social, religious, or physical nature.		'''Oathbreaker''', generally speaking, is the title given to any individual who has gone back on his pledges, whether they be pledges of cultural, social, religious, or physical nature.

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'''Oathbreaker''', generally speaking, is the title given to any individual who has gone back on his pledges, whether they be pledges of cultural, social, religious, or physical nature.

==About==

Oathbreakers are commonly former [[Paladin|Paladins]] or Knights, but any creature who has reneged on a promise can be granted the title.

In [[Troverth Dynasty|Troverthian Culture]], being labeled an Oathbreaker is a potentially lethal sentence, due to the prevalence of [[onomancy]] in the region, resulting in the reputation of the oathbreaker following a creature even in regions they have never visited before. The most common Oathbreakers found in the Troverth kingdom were [[Samurai]] who had given up on their lifestyle, or lost loyalty in their emporer.

==Notable Oathbreakers==

*[[Kel]]

*[[OathWielders/NPCs#Sueyka Huntsari|Sueyka]]
*[[The Paladin]]
*[[Realmtrotter's Guide to Zobeck/Players and Characters|Scar]]