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--- stolen_land:brevoy:aldori [2021/04/22 09:28] – [Shared Heritage] johnb
+++ stolen_land:brevoy:aldori [2021/04/22 09:48] – [The Sword Pact] johnb
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 [[stolen_land:general:duelling|You can read a more detailed analysis of Duelling here]]
+++++ My take on how Sirian First became Sirian Aldori|
+  * Sirian First was a Taldan Duellist who lost a duel, and then went away to learn/develop a new duelling technique - but Paizo doesn't tell us where / how.
+  * Reading descriptions of the Aldori duelling sword it reminds me of a Katana.  Which is a slightly curved, hand-and-a-half sword that can be used in one or two hands.
+  * There is a route across 'The Crown of the World' to Tian Xia, which gives access to Katana, Samurai and  a selection of new fighting styles.
+  * Viz:  Sirian First travelled to Tian Xi and learned a new oriental  techniques to add to his extensive duelling knowledge.  The Aldori Style was born.
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 ==== The Valley of Fire ====
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 ==== The Sword Pact ====
-The sword pact was broken (or at least severely damaged) after the Valley of Fire.  The three groups went their own ways and each group applied a different version of the Sword Pact.  However, they all still follow the same basic principals and Swordlord, as a title, is reserved for those whoe are fully trained Adori Swordlords.
+The original Sword pact had members change thei name to Aldori,swear to a code of honour and not to teach The Art of Aldori duelling to outsiders.  However, the sword pact was broken (or at least severely damaged) after the Valley of Fire.  As the  three groups went their own ways and each group applied a different version of the Sword Pact.  However, all three versions of these //New Sword Pacts// contain something of the originbal - and (in all cases) Swordlord, as a title, is reserved for those who are [[stolen_land:general:duelling#aldori|fully trained Adori Swordlords]].
-In Mivon, all members of an Aldori Noble house can use the Aldori name in (ie Yitis-Aldori) although many times it is not used in general conversation.  In Rostland and Restov the Aldori name was reserved for individuals who achieved SwordLord status.  So (for example) some members of House Blain would be  called Aldori-Blain, others would just be called Blain. House Khavortorov do not use the Aldori name at all, even for fully trained members of their family.
+In Mivon, all members of an Aldori Noble family can be trained in the duelling style and can use the Aldori name (ie Yitis-Aldori) - although many times it is not used in general conversation.  In Rostland and Restov the Aldori name is reserved for individuals who achieved SwordLord status, which means  some members of House Blain (for example) would be  called Aldori-Blain, others would just be called Blain. House Khavortorov do not use the Aldori name at all, even for fully trained members of their family, although Aldori training is restricted to those who swear loyalty to the Khavortorov.
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