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NeoAlezanians are a secret societal order started by young, influential, and upwardly mobile Ghyllians seeking a separate identity from the stodgy, conservative and restrictive established societies. | NeoAlezanians are a secret societal order started by young, influential, and upwardly mobile Ghyllians seeking a separate identity from the stodgy, conservative and restrictive established societies. | ||
| − | Founded in -45 [[EC]] by [[Hack And The Jacks|Hackleford “Hack” Vermeer]] and his cronies [[Hack And The Jacks|“Long” Jack Juffers]], [[Hack And The Jacks|“Small” Jack Kootz]] and [[Hack And The Jacks|Michael “Jack” Mooney]] | + | Founded in -45 [[EC]] by [[Hack And The Jacks|Hackleford “Hack” Vermeer]] and his cronies - [[Hack And The Jacks|“Long” Jack Juffers]], [[Hack And The Jacks|“Small” Jack Kootz]] and [[Hack And The Jacks|Michael “Jack” Mooney]]- when the four of them planted a [[Vorpcara|vorpcara]] within the Spires of [[Alezan]] right under the nose of the [[Cranee Historical Society]]’s chief [[Theoarcheology|theoarcheologist]]. |
Since then the NeoAlezanians make no pretense of accuracy for their pseudo-historic or semi-religious convictions. They do however use a lot of the imagery associated with [[Alezan]] and capitalize on the [[Alezanians|Alezanian]] reputation for mystery. They have been known to reenact rituals and practices on [[Alezanians|Alezanian]] ruins and to dress in [[Alezanians|Alezanian]] garb (of their own design). | Since then the NeoAlezanians make no pretense of accuracy for their pseudo-historic or semi-religious convictions. They do however use a lot of the imagery associated with [[Alezan]] and capitalize on the [[Alezanians|Alezanian]] reputation for mystery. They have been known to reenact rituals and practices on [[Alezanians|Alezanian]] ruins and to dress in [[Alezanians|Alezanian]] garb (of their own design). | ||
Revision as of 16:30, 9 January 2005
NeoAlezanians are a secret societal order started by young, influential, and upwardly mobile Ghyllians seeking a separate identity from the stodgy, conservative and restrictive established societies.
Founded in -45 EC by Hackleford “Hack” Vermeer and his cronies - “Long” Jack Juffers, “Small” Jack Kootz and Michael “Jack” Mooney- when the four of them planted a vorpcara within the Spires of Alezan right under the nose of the Cranee Historical Society’s chief theoarcheologist.
Since then the NeoAlezanians make no pretense of accuracy for their pseudo-historic or semi-religious convictions. They do however use a lot of the imagery associated with Alezan and capitalize on the Alezanian reputation for mystery. They have been known to reenact rituals and practices on Alezanian ruins and to dress in Alezanian garb (of their own design).
Much of what goes on in the meetings of the NeoAlezanians is eventually revealed in their elaborately planned and flawlessly executed pranks – known among the NeoAlezaneans as manifestations. These manifestations almost always revolve around the society’s central mission: to portray the established orders of scholars, clans, families and hives as foolish, obsolete and generally silly.
Their participation was felt in the Conflict That Is Not Happening in -37 EC when, on a lark, a NeoAlezanian hurled an Aelfant coprolith (a petrified dung ball) into a band of hired mercenaries.
While the activities of the NeoAlezaneans aren’t secret, its members are. While we know the founders of the NeoAlzaneans names because of the bronze statue of a Hive-Lord in an anatomically improbable pose entitled "The Usual Suspects" that appeared in the Memorial Garden outside the Brotherhood of the Lantern’s monastery in Iganefta, few other members are so brazen as to sign their work.
The enigmatic author of The Kev: My adventures on Kebro-shepenor, Viktor MiBrons, is believed to have been a NeoAlezanian as well as the Shwarmph brothers, Edward and Bobby.
Citations: Alezan, Hack And The Jacks, Theoarcheology.
--Dr. H. L. Ackroyd 16:28, 9 Jan 2005 (EST)
