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	{{Worldbuilders}}'''[[Soul]] Trafficking''' (sometimes called slavery, people trafficking, milking, or specifically ~~[[[~~Race~~]]]~~-Trafficking) was the archaic practice of taking any living creature and subjugating it to the (usually) unquestionable will of another creature.		{{Worldbuilders}}'''[[Soul]] Trafficking''' (sometimes called slavery, people trafficking, milking, or specifically Race-Trafficking) was the archaic practice of taking any living creature and subjugating it to the (usually) unquestionable will of another creature.

	Trafficking of [[souls]] was popular during the [[Holy War]], and could even be called commonplace in the earlier [[BR]] era, but the practice died out in the early [[PR]] era with the continuation of the [[Realm War I\|Realm War]]. By the time that the kingdoms of the realm fell in the 300s [[PR]], trafficking had become so rare that many people in the realm simply believed it didn't exist, though pockets of evil would always try to move precious lives against their will, [[List of Adventuring Teams\|adventurers and heroes]] had become so widespread that the practice became too risky to attempt, even in the shadows.		Trafficking of [[souls]] was popular during the [[Holy War]], and could even be called commonplace in the earlier [[BR]] era, but the practice died out in the early [[PR]] era with the continuation of the [[Realm War I\|Realm War]]. By the time that the kingdoms of the realm fell in the 300s [[PR]], trafficking had become so rare that many people in the realm simply believed it didn't exist, though pockets of evil would always try to move precious lives against their will, [[List of Adventuring Teams\|adventurers and heroes]] had become so widespread that the practice became too risky to attempt, even in the shadows.

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	{{Worldbuilders}}'''Soul Trafficking''' (sometimes called slavery, people trafficking, milking, or specifically [Race]-Trafficking) was the archaic practice of taking any living creature and subjugating it to the (usually) unquestionable will of another creature.		{{Worldbuilders}}'''[[Soul]] Trafficking''' (sometimes called slavery, people trafficking, milking, or specifically [[[Race]]]-Trafficking) was the archaic practice of taking any living creature and subjugating it to the (usually) unquestionable will of another creature.

	Trafficking of souls was popular during the [[Holy War]], and could even be called commonplace in the earlier [[BR]] era, but the practice died out in the early [[PR]] era with the continuation of the [[Realm War I\|Realm War]]. By the time that the kingdoms of the realm fell in the 300s [[PR]], trafficking had become so rare that many people in the realm simply believed it didn't exist, though pockets of evil would always try to move precious lives against their will, [[List of Adventuring Teams\|adventurers and heroes]] had become so widespread that the practice became too risky to attempt, even in the shadows.		Trafficking of [[souls]] was popular during the [[Holy War]], and could even be called commonplace in the earlier [[BR]] era, but the practice died out in the early [[PR]] era with the continuation of the [[Realm War I\|Realm War]]. By the time that the kingdoms of the realm fell in the 300s [[PR]], trafficking had become so rare that many people in the realm simply believed it didn't exist, though pockets of evil would always try to move precious lives against their will, [[List of Adventuring Teams\|adventurers and heroes]] had become so widespread that the practice became too risky to attempt, even in the shadows.

	== History ==		== History ==

	=== Historic Soul Trafficking ===		=== Historic Soul Trafficking ===
	The [[Shinardu]] of [[Troverth Dynasty\|the Troverth Dynasty]] were famously a class of artisans who made their money trafficking both entire individuals, as well as "rare" parts such as Satyr Horn, Orc Skull, Human Horn, and other supposedly useful goods.		The [[Shinardu]] of [[Troverth Dynasty\|the Troverth Dynasty]] were famously a [[class]] of artisans who made their money trafficking both entire individuals, as well as "rare" parts such as Satyr Horn, Orc Skull, [[Human]] Horn, and other supposedly useful goods.

	During [[Realm War I]], one notorious trafficker of "exotic" souls (a word used to make Fey creatures sound more exciting than they were) was [[Asar Partui]]. Asar was famous for taking war criminals found in [[the Fey Front]] and taking them across the realm, trapped in a [[Ring of Marquee]] against their will, and sold off to highest bidders anywhere from [[Pteris]] to [[Amusa]] (unsurprisingly, selling elven and fey slaves was an unpopular concept in the northern continents).		During [[Realm War I]], one notorious trafficker of "exotic" souls (a word used to make Fey creatures sound more exciting than they were) was [[Asar Partui]]. Asar was famous for taking war criminals found in [[the Fey Front]] and taking them across the realm, trapped in a [[Ring of Marquee]] against their will, and sold off to highest bidders anywhere from [[Pteris]] to [[Amusa]] (unsurprisingly, selling elven and fey slaves was an unpopular concept in the northern continents).

	=== Urban Soul Trafficking ===		=== Urban Soul Trafficking ===
	The city of [[Galik]] was known to harbor a massive underbelly where the trafficking of any souls, including children and elders, could be found if you knew the right place to shop. One hero, [[Orris]], dedicated the rest of his life from the moment he stepped foot in Galik tracking down trafficking criminal guilds such as the [[Shadowguild]].		The city of [[Galik]] was known to harbor a massive underbelly where the trafficking of any souls, including children and elders, could be found if you knew the right place to shop. One hero, [[Orris]], dedicated the rest of his life from the moment he stepped foot in Galik tracking down trafficking criminal [[guilds]] such as the [[Shadowguild]].

	=== Modern Soul Trafficking ===		=== Modern Soul Trafficking ===

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	Though the modern world believed itself to be rid of slavery and trafficking, pockets of slavery still existed in otherwise seemingly civilized locations. [[Sneerwell]] was an example of modern slavery, where the city kept a tribe of [[Orc\|Orcs]] that was raised from birth to tend to the city's agriculture. Many Orcs of Sneerwell were liberated by [[Sick of this Shit]] in 693 [[PR]].		Though the modern world believed itself to be rid of slavery and trafficking, pockets of slavery still existed in otherwise seemingly civilized locations. [[Sneerwell]] was an example of modern slavery, where the city kept a tribe of [[Orc\|Orcs]] that was raised from birth to tend to the city's agriculture. Many Orcs of Sneerwell were liberated by [[Sick of this Shit]] in 693 [[PR]].

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	=== Modern Soul Trafficking ===		=== Modern Soul Trafficking ===
	Though the modern world believed itself to be rid of slavery and trafficking, pockets of slavery still existed in otherwise seemingly civilized locations. [[Sneerwell]] was an example of modern slavery, where the city kept a tribe of [[Orc\|Orcs]] that was raised from birth to tend to the city's agriculture. Many Orcs of Sneerwell were liberated by [[Sick of this Shit]] in 693 [[PR]].		Though the modern world believed itself to be rid of slavery and trafficking, pockets of slavery still existed in otherwise seemingly civilized locations. [[Sneerwell]] was an example of modern slavery, where the city kept a tribe of [[Orc\|Orcs]] that was raised from birth to tend to the city's agriculture. Many Orcs of Sneerwell were liberated by [[Sick of this Shit]] in 693 [[PR]].

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	Though the modern world believed itself to be rid of slavery and trafficking, pockets of slavery still existed in otherwise seemingly civilized locations. [[Sneerwell]] was an example of modern slavery, where the city kept a tribe of [[Orc\|Orcs]] that was raised from birth to tend to the city's agriculture. Many Orcs of Sneerwell were liberated by [[Sick of this Shit]] in 693 [[PR]].		Though the modern world believed itself to be rid of slavery and trafficking, pockets of slavery still existed in otherwise seemingly civilized locations. [[Sneerwell]] was an example of modern slavery, where the city kept a tribe of [[Orc\|Orcs]] that was raised from birth to tend to the city's agriculture. Many Orcs of Sneerwell were liberated by [[Sick of this Shit]] in 693 [[PR]].

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	'''Soul Trafficking''' (sometimes called slavery, people trafficking, milking, or specifically [Race]-Trafficking) was the archaic practice of taking any living creature and subjugating it to the (usually) unquestionable will of another creature.		{{Worldbuilders}}'''Soul Trafficking''' (sometimes called slavery, people trafficking, milking, or specifically [Race]-Trafficking) was the archaic practice of taking any living creature and subjugating it to the (usually) unquestionable will of another creature.

	Trafficking of souls was popular during the [[Holy War]], and could even be called commonplace in the earlier [[BR]] era, but the practice died out in the early [[PR]] era with the continuation of the [[Realm War I\|Realm War]]. By the time that the kingdoms of the realm fell in the 300s [[PR]], trafficking had become so rare that many people in the realm simply believed it didn't exist, though pockets of evil would always try to move precious lives against their will, [[List of Adventuring Teams\|adventurers and heroes]] had become so widespread that the practice became too risky to attempt, even in the shadows.		Trafficking of souls was popular during the [[Holy War]], and could even be called commonplace in the earlier [[BR]] era, but the practice died out in the early [[PR]] era with the continuation of the [[Realm War I\|Realm War]]. By the time that the kingdoms of the realm fell in the 300s [[PR]], trafficking had become so rare that many people in the realm simply believed it didn't exist, though pockets of evil would always try to move precious lives against their will, [[List of Adventuring Teams\|adventurers and heroes]] had become so widespread that the practice became too risky to attempt, even in the shadows.

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'''Soul Trafficking''' (sometimes called slavery, people trafficking, milking, or specifically [Race]-Trafficking) was the archaic practice of taking any living creature and subjugating it to the (usually) unquestionable will of another creature.

Trafficking of souls was popular during the [[Holy War]], and could even be called commonplace in the earlier [[BR]] era, but the practice died out in the early [[PR]] era with the continuation of the [[Realm War I|Realm War]]. By the time that the kingdoms of the realm fell in the 300s [[PR]], trafficking had become so rare that many people in the realm simply believed it didn't exist, though pockets of evil would always try to move precious lives against their will, [[List of Adventuring Teams|adventurers and heroes]] had become so widespread that the practice became too risky to attempt, even in the shadows.

== History ==

=== Historic Soul Trafficking ===
The [[Shinardu]] of [[Troverth Dynasty|the Troverth Dynasty]] were famously a class of artisans who made their money trafficking both entire individuals, as well as "rare" parts such as Satyr Horn, Orc Skull, Human Horn, and other supposedly useful goods.

During [[Realm War I]], one notorious trafficker of "exotic" souls (a word used to make Fey creatures sound more exciting than they were) was [[Asar Partui]]. Asar was famous for taking war criminals found in [[the Fey Front]] and taking them across the realm, trapped in a [[Ring of Marquee]] against their will, and sold off to highest bidders anywhere from [[Pteris]] to [[Amusa]] (unsurprisingly, selling elven and fey slaves was an unpopular concept in the northern continents).

=== Urban Soul Trafficking ===
The city of [[Galik]] was known to harbor a massive underbelly where the trafficking of any souls, including children and elders, could be found if you knew the right place to shop. One hero, [[Orris]], dedicated the rest of his life from the moment he stepped foot in Galik tracking down trafficking criminal guilds such as the [[Shadowguild]].

=== Modern Soul Trafficking ===
Though the modern world believed itself to be rid of slavery and trafficking, pockets of slavery still existed in otherwise seemingly civilized locations. [[Sneerwell]] was an example of modern slavery, where the city kept a tribe of [[Orc|Orcs]] that was raised from birth to tend to the city's agriculture. Many Orcs of Sneerwell were liberated by [[Sick of this Shit]] in 693 [[PR]].