Cult of Shad-Hujem - Revision history

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	== History ==		== History ==
	"Before the God-King appeared, the Hujem were but a loose nation of uncivilized raiders making war on one another. Then He came, and brought truth. Then He came, and brought purpose. The dark God-King Shad-Hujem burst into the world in fire and pain, searing the eyes from the heads of those who witnessed His arrival. He came to conquer, and found the Hujem only too willing to bend the knee. Almost overnight, the Hujem were transformed into what they are today: A religious empire of warrior-priests and anti-paladins bent on converting the world, by the Word or by the Sword. Fueled by an unmatched religious fervor, their empire grew faster than any before it, and a generation ago stood poised to fulfill Shad-Hujem’s commandment to convert all of Countermay. It was only the unlikely arrival of the Displaced—who have since become their bitterest of rivals—that blunted their advance. In the worldwide war that followed, the Hujem and their allies in [[Merchants of Esh\|Esh]] and the [[The Tuatha\|Unseelie]] seemed destined for victory before [[the Displaced]] vaporized the God-King with their final city-killing bomb. Today, the Cult of Shad-Hujem is much weakened, both militarily and spiritually, and is more on par in the balance of power with the other eight empires. However, the truly devout know that the God-King will return, and when He does, He will resume his conquest of conversion and baptize the world in fire."<ref>Vancil, Matt, and Nathan Rice. ''Romance of the Nine Empires: Rules of Play''. Edited by Jeff Quick, Alderac Entertainment Group, 2013.</ref>		"Before the [[God-King Shad-Hujem\|God-King]] appeared, the Hujem were but a loose nation of uncivilized raiders making war on one another. Then He came, and brought truth. Then He came, and brought purpose. The dark God-King Shad-Hujem burst into the world in fire and pain, searing the eyes from the heads of those who witnessed His arrival. He came to conquer, and found the Hujem only too willing to bend the knee. Almost overnight, the Hujem were transformed into what they are today: A religious empire of warrior-priests and anti-paladins bent on converting the world, by the Word or by the Sword. Fueled by an unmatched religious fervor, their empire grew faster than any before it, and a generation ago stood poised to fulfill Shad-Hujem’s commandment to convert all of Countermay. It was only the unlikely arrival of the Displaced—who have since become their bitterest of rivals—that blunted their advance. In the worldwide war that followed, the Hujem and their allies in [[Merchants of Esh\|Esh]] and the [[The Tuatha\|Unseelie]] seemed destined for victory before [[the Displaced]] vaporized the God-King with their final city-killing bomb. Today, the Cult of Shad-Hujem is much weakened, both militarily and spiritually, and is more on par in the balance of power with the other eight empires. However, the truly devout know that the God-King will return, and when He does, He will resume his conquest of conversion and baptize the world in fire."<ref>Vancil, Matt, and Nathan Rice. ''Romance of the Nine Empires: Rules of Play''. Edited by Jeff Quick, Alderac Entertainment Group, 2013.</ref>

	==Fan Fiction==		==Fan Fiction==

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	== History ==		== History ==
	"Before the God-King appeared, the Hujem were but a loose nation of uncivilized raiders making war on one another. Then He came, and brought truth. Then He came, and brought purpose. The dark God-King Shad-Hujem burst into the world in fire and pain, searing the eyes from the heads of those who witnessed His arrival. He came to conquer, and found the Hujem only too willing to bend the knee. Almost overnight, the Hujem were transformed into what they are today: A religious empire of warrior-priests and anti-paladins bent on converting the world, by the Word or by the Sword. Fueled by an unmatched religious fervor, their empire grew faster than any before it, and a generation ago stood poised to fulfill Shad-Hujem’s commandment to convert all of Countermay. It was only the unlikely arrival of the Displaced—who have since become their bitterest of rivals—that blunted their advance. In the worldwide war that followed, the Hujem and their allies in [[Merchants of Esh\|Esh]] and the [[The Tuatha\|Unseelie]] seemed destined for victory before [[the Displaced]] vaporized the God-King with their final city-killing bomb. Today, the Cult of Shad-Hujem is much weakened, both militarily and spiritually, and is more on par in the balance of power with the other eight empires. However, the truly devout know that the God-King will return, and when He does, He will resume his conquest of conversion and baptize the world in fire."<ref>Vancil, Matt, and Nathan Rice. ''Romance of the Nine Empires: Rules of Play''. Edited by Jeff Quick, Alderac Entertainment Group, 2013.</ref>		"Before the God-King appeared, the Hujem were but a loose nation of uncivilized raiders making war on one another. Then He came, and brought truth. Then He came, and brought purpose. The dark God-King Shad-Hujem burst into the world in fire and pain, searing the eyes from the heads of those who witnessed His arrival. He came to conquer, and found the Hujem only too willing to bend the knee. Almost overnight, the Hujem were transformed into what they are today: A religious empire of warrior-priests and anti-paladins bent on converting the world, by the Word or by the Sword. Fueled by an unmatched religious fervor, their empire grew faster than any before it, and a generation ago stood poised to fulfill Shad-Hujem’s commandment to convert all of Countermay. It was only the unlikely arrival of the Displaced—who have since become their bitterest of rivals—that blunted their advance. In the worldwide war that followed, the Hujem and their allies in [[Merchants of Esh\|Esh]] and the [[The Tuatha\|Unseelie]] seemed destined for victory before [[the Displaced]] vaporized the God-King with their final city-killing bomb. Today, the Cult of Shad-Hujem is much weakened, both militarily and spiritually, and is more on par in the balance of power with the other eight empires. However, the truly devout know that the God-King will return, and when He does, He will resume his conquest of conversion and baptize the world in fire."<ref>Vancil, Matt, and Nathan Rice. ''Romance of the Nine Empires: Rules of Play''. Edited by Jeff Quick, Alderac Entertainment Group, 2013.</ref>

			==Fan Fiction==
			<ul>
			<li>[https://r9e.fandom.com/wiki/User_blog:MKgorgone/The_Gift_and_Truth "The Gift and Truth"] by [https://twitter.com/mkgorgone Mike Gorgone]
			<li>[https://r9e.fandom.com/wiki/User_blog:MKgorgone/The_Mark "The Mark"] by [https://twitter.com/mkgorgone Mike Gorgone]
			</ul>

	==References==		==References==

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	[[File:ShadHujem_logo.png \| right \| frame \| Logo of the Cult of Shad-Hujem faction in the Romance of the Nine Empires card game]]		[[File:ShadHujem_logo.png \| right \| frame \| Logo of the Cult of Shad-Hujem faction in the Romance of the Nine Empires card game]]
	The '''Cult of Shad-Hujem''' is one of the nine empires vying for control over [[~~Gamers:Countermay \|~~ Countermay]]~~. During the 2012 national Romance of the Nine Empire championship, second place finisher Louis Weaver was playing an Shad-Hujem deck~~.		The '''Cult of Shad-Hujem''' is one of the nine empires vying for control over [[Countermay]].

	== History ==		== History ==
	Before the God-King appeared, the Hujem were but a loose nation of uncivilized raiders making war on one another. Then He came, and brought truth. Then He came, and brought purpose. The dark God-King Shad-Hujem burst into the world in fire and pain, searing the eyes from the heads of those who witnessed His arrival. He came to conquer, and found the Hujem only too willing to bend the knee. Almost overnight, the Hujem were transformed into what they are today: A religious empire of warrior-priests and anti-paladins bent on converting the world, by the Word or by the Sword. Fueled by an unmatched religious fervor, their empire grew faster than any before it, and a generation ago stood poised to fulfill Shad-Hujem’s commandment to convert all of Countermay. It was only the unlikely arrival of the Displaced—who have since become their bitterest of rivals—that blunted their advance. In the worldwide war that followed, the Hujem and their allies in Esh and the Unseelie seemed destined for victory before the Displaced vaporized the God-King with their final city-killing bomb. Today, the Cult of Shad-Hujem is much weakened, both militarily and spiritually, and is more on par in the balance of power with the other eight empires. However, the truly devout know that the God-King will return, and when He does, He will resume his conquest of conversion and baptize the world in fire.		"Before the God-King appeared, the Hujem were but a loose nation of uncivilized raiders making war on one another. Then He came, and brought truth. Then He came, and brought purpose. The dark God-King Shad-Hujem burst into the world in fire and pain, searing the eyes from the heads of those who witnessed His arrival. He came to conquer, and found the Hujem only too willing to bend the knee. Almost overnight, the Hujem were transformed into what they are today: A religious empire of warrior-priests and anti-paladins bent on converting the world, by the Word or by the Sword. Fueled by an unmatched religious fervor, their empire grew faster than any before it, and a generation ago stood poised to fulfill Shad-Hujem’s commandment to convert all of Countermay. It was only the unlikely arrival of the Displaced—who have since become their bitterest of rivals—that blunted their advance. In the worldwide war that followed, the Hujem and their allies in [[Merchants of Esh\|Esh]] and the [[The Tuatha\|Unseelie]] seemed destined for victory before [[the Displaced]] vaporized the God-King with their final city-killing bomb. Today, the Cult of Shad-Hujem is much weakened, both militarily and spiritually, and is more on par in the balance of power with the other eight empires. However, the truly devout know that the God-King will return, and when He does, He will resume his conquest of conversion and baptize the world in fire."<ref>Vancil, Matt, and Nathan Rice. ''Romance of the Nine Empires: Rules of Play''. Edited by Jeff Quick, Alderac Entertainment Group, 2013.</ref>

			==References==
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	[[File:ShadHujem_logo.png \| right \| frame \| Logo of the Cult of Shad-Hujem faction in the Romance of the Nine Empires card game]]		[[File:ShadHujem_logo.png \| right \| frame \| Logo of the Cult of Shad-Hujem faction in the Romance of the Nine Empires card game]]
	'''~~The~~ Cult of Shad-Hujem''' is one of the nine empires vying for control over [[Gamers:Countermay \| Countermay]]. During the 2012 national Romance of the Nine Empire championship, second place finisher Louis Weaver was playing an Shad-Hujem deck.		The '''Cult of Shad-Hujem''' is one of the nine empires vying for control over [[Gamers:Countermay \| Countermay]]. During the 2012 national Romance of the Nine Empire championship, second place finisher Louis Weaver was playing an Shad-Hujem deck.

	== History ==		== History ==

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	[[File:ShadHujem_logo.png \| right]]		[[File:ShadHujem_logo.png \| right \| frame \| Logo of the Cult of Shad-Hujem faction in the Romance of the Nine Empires card game]]
	'''The Cult of Shad-Hujem''' is one of the nine empires vying for control over [[Gamers:Countermay \| Countermay]]. During the 2012 national Romance of the Nine Empire championship, second place finisher Louis Weaver was playing an Shad-Hujem deck.		'''The Cult of Shad-Hujem''' is one of the nine empires vying for control over [[Gamers:Countermay \| Countermay]]. During the 2012 national Romance of the Nine Empire championship, second place finisher Louis Weaver was playing an Shad-Hujem deck.

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			[[File:ShadHujem_logo.png \| right]]
	'''The Cult of Shad-Hujem''' is one of the nine empires vying for control over [[Gamers:Countermay \| Countermay]]. During the 2012 national Romance of the Nine Empire championship, second place finisher Louis Weaver was playing an Shad-Hujem deck.		'''The Cult of Shad-Hujem''' is one of the nine empires vying for control over [[Gamers:Countermay \| Countermay]]. During the 2012 national Romance of the Nine Empire championship, second place finisher Louis Weaver was playing an Shad-Hujem deck.

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