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<b>Irish Mythos Beliefs:</b><br>
Muintir was the First One; the first living thing after the Great Flood, who crawled out of the river and laid claim to all the land. His many children went on to dominate the land while Muintir himself was challenged and defeated by Ciocal. It is said Ciocal's success marred the Muintir line with sickness; many of them were swept away by an ensuing plague.
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Thirty years later, the ruler of the family Neimheadh took over the ruins. Neimheadh is said to have fought the gods themselves for his place upon the land. He killed their kings Gann and Sengann; but two more rulers rose up, Conand (son of Faebar), Morc (son sof Dela, leader of the Fir Bolg).
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After Neimheadh's death, the gods took over and enslaved his family. They demanded blood tribute in the form of his children and grandchildren. An uprising occurred and Neimheadh's surviving line took over once more. They then encountered the Fir Bolg.

The next group to rise up were the Tuatha, which battled for control, and defeated the Fir Bolg - taking posession of a majority of the territories. They made an alliance with the gods, but then the god Bres overturned the alliegance and forced the Tuatha to work for them as slaves. When the slaves began to fight back, Bres chose the warmonger Balor to raise up his own force, and keep them in check.
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While all of this troublesome warring went on, each group seeded with the other. The resulting relations between the Tuatha and the gods are ancestors to both, surviving to modern times. With control over the small territory of Toraigh.
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<b>Tiarnán speaks Gaelic, and will need to learn the Common Tongue (English).</b>

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