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Revision as of 21:34, 3 October 2025
The Seven Sovereigns existed way before the Interstellar Council and Axiom System were founded and are also known as the "Progenitors." While not bound to a planet, the title of a Sovereign is granted by the Ancients.
Sovereigns are also known as the True Kings of Axiom and are chosen if they meet the following criteria:
- They must have died on their native planet.
- They are given a second chance by the Ancients.
- Regardless of species, they must be a native of the Axiom System.
Once chosen as a Sovereign, they occupy a so-called Throne. "A Sovereign's Throne" is a synonym for a specific title.
Kaedehara Kazuha |
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| Throne of Reason | Throne of Trickery | Throne of Wisdom | Throne of Revenge | Throne of Equation | Throne of Bravery | Throne of Honor |
Trivia
- Sovereigns can be Player Characters.
- The Sovereigns are not allowed to talk about the Ancients nor mention them to Non-Sovereigns.
- Sovereigns are able to lose their Throne by breaking the "Laws of the Ancients". If that occurs, a Sovereign dies.
- Only seven Sovereigns can exist. Should one die by breaking the "Laws", a new one will be chosen.