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Prefellian refers to the four sapient races that are known to have existed before [[The Day the Sky Fell]]. These include [[Human|Humans]], [[Elf|Elves]], [[Dwarf|Dwarves]], and [[Orc|Orcs]].<br>

The collective term "Prefellian Races" is favored within academic circles as most commoners prefer to address the races separately in day-to-day conversation.

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−	Prefellian refers to any artifact, people, or practice known to have existed before [[The Arthonean Cleansing~~\|The Day the Sky Fell~~]].<br>	+	Prefellian refers to any artifact, people, or practice known to have existed before [[The Arthonean Cleansing]].<br>

	Within academic circles, [[Human\|Humans]], [[Elf\|Elves]], [[Dwarf\|Dwarves]], and [[Orc\|Orcs]] are collectively known as the "Prefellian races". However, most commoners prefer to address the races separately in day-to-day conversation.		Within academic circles, [[Human\|Humans]], [[Elf\|Elves]], [[Dwarf\|Dwarves]], and [[Orc\|Orcs]] are collectively known as the "Prefellian races". However, most commoners prefer to address the races separately in day-to-day conversation.

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−	Prefellian refers to any artifact~~, time-period~~, people, or practice known to have existed before [[The Arthonean Cleansing\|The Day the Sky Fell]].<br>	+	Prefellian refers to any artifact, people, or practice known to have existed before [[The Arthonean Cleansing\|The Day the Sky Fell]].<br>

	Within academic circles, [[Human\|Humans]], [[Elf\|Elves]], [[Dwarf\|Dwarves]], and [[Orc\|Orcs]] are collectively known as the "Prefellian races". However, most commoners prefer to address the races separately in day-to-day conversation.		Within academic circles, [[Human\|Humans]], [[Elf\|Elves]], [[Dwarf\|Dwarves]], and [[Orc\|Orcs]] are collectively known as the "Prefellian races". However, most commoners prefer to address the races separately in day-to-day conversation.

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	Prefellian refers to any artifact, time-period, people, or practice known to have existed before [[The Arthonean Cleansing\|The Day the Sky Fell]].<br>		Prefellian refers to any artifact, time-period, people, or practice known to have existed before [[The Arthonean Cleansing\|The Day the Sky Fell]].<br>

−	Within academic circles, [[Human\|Humans]], [[Elf\|Elves]], [[Dwarf\|Dwarves]], and [[Orc\|Orcs]] are collectively known as the "Prefellian races". However, ~~Most~~ commoners prefer to address the races separately in day-to-day conversation.	+	Within academic circles, [[Human\|Humans]], [[Elf\|Elves]], [[Dwarf\|Dwarves]], and [[Orc\|Orcs]] are collectively known as the "Prefellian races". However, most commoners prefer to address the races separately in day-to-day conversation.

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−	Prefellian refers to any artifact, time-period, or ~~people~~ known to have existed before [[The Arthonean Cleansing\|The Day the Sky Fell]].<br>	+	Prefellian refers to any artifact, time-period, people, or practice known to have existed before [[The Arthonean Cleansing\|The Day the Sky Fell]].<br>

	Within academic circles, [[Human\|Humans]], [[Elf\|Elves]], [[Dwarf\|Dwarves]], and [[Orc\|Orcs]] are collectively known as the "Prefellian races". However, Most commoners prefer to address the races separately in day-to-day conversation.		Within academic circles, [[Human\|Humans]], [[Elf\|Elves]], [[Dwarf\|Dwarves]], and [[Orc\|Orcs]] are collectively known as the "Prefellian races". However, Most commoners prefer to address the races separately in day-to-day conversation.

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−	Prefellian refers to ~~the four sapient races that are~~ known to have existed before [[The Arthonean Cleansing\|The Day the Sky Fell~~]]. These include [[Human\|Humans]], [[Elf\|Elves]], [[Dwarf\|Dwarves]], and [[Orc\|Orcs~~]].<br>	+	Prefellian refers to any artifact, time-period, or people known to have existed before [[The Arthonean Cleansing\|The Day the Sky Fell]].<br>

−	~~The collective term~~ "Prefellian ~~Races~~" ~~is favored within academic circles as most~~ commoners prefer to address the races separately in day-to-day conversation.	+	Within academic circles, [[Human\|Humans]], [[Elf\|Elves]], [[Dwarf\|Dwarves]], and [[Orc\|Orcs]] are collectively known as the "Prefellian races". However, Most commoners prefer to address the races separately in day-to-day conversation.

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−	Prefellian refers to the four sapient races that are known to have existed before [[The Day the Sky Fell]]. These include [[Human\|Humans]], [[Elf\|Elves]], [[Dwarf\|Dwarves]], and [[Orc\|Orcs]].<br>	+	Prefellian refers to the four sapient races that are known to have existed before [[The Arthonean Cleansing\|The Day the Sky Fell]]. These include [[Human\|Humans]], [[Elf\|Elves]], [[Dwarf\|Dwarves]], and [[Orc\|Orcs]].<br>

	The collective term "Prefellian Races" is favored within academic circles as most commoners prefer to address the races separately in day-to-day conversation.		The collective term "Prefellian Races" is favored within academic circles as most commoners prefer to address the races separately in day-to-day conversation.