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Other races contemporaneous with the Alin:
 
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*Moranth
 
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*Dremanaceum Ferres Pax
 
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*Sparfolk
 
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*Sorne
 
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*Jensani
 
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*Xylytyx
 
  
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Courtyard tiles from Houtl-het's temple were inscribed with the constellation leading to the Alin homeworld.
 
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This constellation and others which were inscribed in tiles or carved as reliefs were not part of the modern sky.
 
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Alin linked to 13 worlds
 
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A single image above the entrance into the main shrine of a 'Patron' - a dew drop shaped face with two slits for eyes surrounded by feathered and radiant aura that streams outwards with a chest piece made of dozens of interlocking blocks resembling a wall.  The chest piece gave way to stars - the bottom half of the image was ruined.  There was a trace of colour around the edges of the face (white), top corners (black) and in the aura (yellow).
 
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In the lowest level of the temple there was a great looming passageway representing fallen foes of the Carkade.  Towards the end of the corridor figures of patrons begin to appear.
 
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Among many skulls piled into a pit were a number of elongated skulls with 'day of the dead' patterns painted on the inside of the skulls.  Many others had the images painted on the outside, most were unadorned.
 
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The SRG heard Mama Tet talk dismissively of the Patrons and "their milk puppies" - the Nebulous Prestige
 

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