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Instead they embrace it and see the union of magic and machine as the ultimate accomplishment. Most members of the organization are humans and dwarves, particularly Grailwarden dwarves. The Shuul maintain close ties with the Temple of Teun, the Mother of All Machines, as well as with House Shever. | Instead they embrace it and see the union of magic and machine as the ultimate accomplishment. Most members of the organization are humans and dwarves, particularly Grailwarden dwarves. The Shuul maintain close ties with the Temple of Teun, the Mother of All Machines, as well as with House Shever. | ||
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Once a simple organization created to uphold the concept of order, the Shuul has grown over the years into a powerful force attempting to restore the prominence of technological devices such as firearms, clockwork devices, and steam technology in the city. Despite a predilection for machines, the Shuul do not reject magic, as one might expect.
Instead they embrace it and see the union of magic and machine as the ultimate accomplishment. Most members of the organization are humans and dwarves, particularly Grailwarden dwarves. The Shuul maintain close ties with the Temple of Teun, the Mother of All Machines, as well as with House Shever.
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