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Carcolan society is ethnically and culturally diverse, reflecting centuries of migration, trade, and post-rebellion integration. Major cities are known for their once-thriving magical universities, naval academies, and river markets. While education and magic were historically prized, the growing influence of the Ochre Flame has led to the persecution or exile of many mages and freethinkers, particularly after the [[Dorian Reforms]].

Despite a growing religious reactionary movement, Carcola remains home to independent voices, dissidents, and underground resistance groups such as the Azad-Kish, who reject both the Ochre Flame and Pact domination. Additionally, the Carcolan Military, dominated by the powerful Navy, serves as a neutral-leaning counterweight to the increasingly Flame-dominated government.

Despite a growing religious reactionary movement, Carcola remains home to independent voices, dissidents, and underground resistance groups such as the Azad-Kish, who reject both the Ochre Flame and Pact domination. Additionally, the Carcolan Military, dominated by the powerful Navy, still serves as a neutral-leaning counterweight to the increasingly Flame-dominated government.

Key Carcolan ideals include civic duty, resistance to tyranny, rational debate, and reverence for ancient mortal freedom — though these are increasingly at odds with present realities.

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 Carcolan society is ethnically and culturally diverse, reflecting centuries of migration, trade, and post-rebellion integration. Major cities are known for their once-thriving magical universities, naval academies, and river markets. While education and magic were historically prized, the growing influence of the Ochre Flame has led to the persecution or exile of many mages and freethinkers, particularly after the [[Dorian Reforms]].
-Despite a growing religious reactionary movement, Carcola remains home to independent voices, dissidents, and underground resistance groups such as the Azad-Kish, who reject both the Ochre Flame and Pact domination. Additionally, the Carcolan Military, dominated by the powerful Navy, serves as a neutral-leaning counterweight to the increasingly Flame-dominated government.
+Despite a growing religious reactionary movement, Carcola remains home to independent voices, dissidents, and underground resistance groups such as the Azad-Kish, who reject both the Ochre Flame and Pact domination. Additionally, the Carcolan Military, dominated by the powerful Navy, still serves as a neutral-leaning counterweight to the increasingly Flame-dominated government.
 Key Carcolan ideals include civic duty, resistance to tyranny, rational debate, and reverence for ancient mortal freedom — though these are increasingly at odds with present realities.