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Line 32: After the conclusion of this incident, Clan Coyote would be wholly unified in their dedication to the Warden cause, though diminished as their numbers were. This incident would also be the spark to the Coyote-Star Adder feud that has raged on and off for decades.<ref name=FM:WCp42,43/> After the conclusion of this incident, Clan Coyote would be wholly unified in their dedication to the Warden cause, though diminished as their numbers were. This incident would also be the spark to the Coyote-Star Adder feud that has raged on and off for decades.<ref name=FM:WCp42,43/> − For over 100 years the eight [[Bloodname]] Houses remained dormant under the Reaving order of Khan Steele. But after the events of the [[Wars of Reaving]] and the caste uprisings spurred on by [[the Society]], Clan Coyote found itself critically short on untainted Bloodlines for a time. At some point Khan [[Leo Koga]] would lift the Reavings on these largely untainted and sealed heritages.<ref>''The Wars of Reaving'', p. 164 - "Founders Future: Clan Coyote"</ref> Some would even remain exclusive to the Coyotes.<ref>''The Wars of Reaving'', p. 194 - "Bloodnames of the Homeworld Clans, Coyote"</ref> + For over 100 years the eight [[Bloodname]] Houses remained dormant under the Reaving order of Khan Steele. But after the events of the [[Wars of Reaving]] and the caste uprisings spurred on by [[the Society]], Clan Coyote found itself critically short on untainted Bloodlines for a time. At some point Khan [[Leo Koga]] would lift the Reavings on these largely untainted and sealed heritages. Some would even remain exclusive to the Coyotes.<ref>''The Wars of Reaving'', p. 194 - "Bloodnames of the Homeworld Clans, Coyote"</ref> ==References== ==References==
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After the conclusion of this incident, Clan Coyote would be wholly unified in their dedication to the Warden cause, though diminished as their numbers were. This incident would also be the spark to the Coyote-Star Adder feud that has raged on and off for decades.<ref name=FM:WCp42,43/> | After the conclusion of this incident, Clan Coyote would be wholly unified in their dedication to the Warden cause, though diminished as their numbers were. This incident would also be the spark to the Coyote-Star Adder feud that has raged on and off for decades.<ref name=FM:WCp42,43/> | ||
| − | For over 100 years the eight [[Bloodname]] Houses remained dormant under the Reaving order of Khan Steele. But after the events of the [[Wars of Reaving]] and the caste uprisings spurred on by [[the Society]], Clan Coyote found itself critically short on untainted Bloodlines for a time. At some point Khan [[Leo Koga]] would lift the Reavings on these largely untainted and sealed heritages. | + | For over 100 years the eight [[Bloodname]] Houses remained dormant under the Reaving order of Khan Steele. But after the events of the [[Wars of Reaving]] and the caste uprisings spurred on by [[the Society]], Clan Coyote found itself critically short on untainted Bloodlines for a time. At some point Khan [[Leo Koga]] would lift the Reavings on these largely untainted and sealed heritages. Some would even remain exclusive to the Coyotes.<ref>''The Wars of Reaving'', p. 194 - "Bloodnames of the Homeworld Clans, Coyote"</ref> |
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