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	Absolutely nothing is known about Samuel Fate and very little is given about his empire. He is a mage of unspeakable power, and commands an army that wields both [[magic]] and technology. He is known to [[Laytami Gudersnipe]] and identified rather cryptically as "the one we missed". This suggests he, or his ancestors, escaped destruction at the end of the [[Mage Wars]], and originated from the [[Mage Wars#The Dynastic Period\|Dynastic era]]. Some cultists believe him to be a descendant, or successor, of [[Joseph Manse]]; but the Foundation dismissed this hypothesis, on grounds that Manse and all his most capable followers died with their campaign in the Sixth Age. Samuel Fate himself never showed the Manse cult any preference, but crushed them without mercy and superimposed his own name on histories of their founder. Other speculations cite the [[Laytami Loop Theory]].		Absolutely nothing is known about Samuel Fate and very little is given about his empire. He is a mage of unspeakable power, and commands an army that wields both [[magic]] and technology. He is known to [[Laytami Gudersnipe]] and identified rather cryptically as "the one we missed". This suggests he, or his ancestors, escaped destruction at the end of the [[Mage Wars]], and originated from the [[Mage Wars#The Dynastic Period\|Dynastic era]]. Some cultists believe him to be a descendant, or successor, of [[Joseph Manse]]; but the Foundation dismissed this hypothesis, on grounds that Manse and all his most capable followers died with their campaign in the Sixth Age. Samuel Fate himself never showed the Manse cult any preference, but crushed them without mercy and superimposed his own name on histories of their founder. Other speculations cite the [[Laytami Loop Theory]]. Still others believe his origin to lie in the pirate states of the [[Terse Period]].

	Various characters throughout the canon refer to areas of the Multi-Verse in which "the [[Mage Wars]] never stopped", and it is hinted that Fate and his empire may be only one of dozens like it, in such places. However, victory over Samuel Fate appears to be the one thing necessary to secure the continued existence of the world as we know it.		Various characters throughout the canon refer to areas of the Multi-Verse in which "the [[Mage Wars]] never stopped", and it is hinted that Fate and his empire may be only one of dozens like it, in such places. However, victory over Samuel Fate appears to be the one thing necessary to secure the continued existence of the world as we know it.

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	Absolutely nothing is known about Samuel Fate and very little is given about his empire. He is a mage of unspeakable power, and commands an army that wields both [[magic]] and technology. He is known to [[Laytami Gudersnipe]] and identified rather cryptically as "the one we missed". This suggests he, or his ancestors, escaped destruction at the end of the [[Mage Wars]], and originated from the [[Mage Wars#The Dynastic Period\|Dynastic era]]. (Some cultists believe him to be a descendant, or successor, of [[Joseph Manse]]; but the Foundation dismissed this hypothesis, on grounds that Manse and all his most capable followers died with their campaign in the Sixth Age. Samuel Fate himself never showed the Manse cult any preference, but crushed them without mercy and superimposed his own name on histories of their founder).		Absolutely nothing is known about Samuel Fate and very little is given about his empire. He is a mage of unspeakable power, and commands an army that wields both [[magic]] and technology. He is known to [[Laytami Gudersnipe]] and identified rather cryptically as "the one we missed". This suggests he, or his ancestors, escaped destruction at the end of the [[Mage Wars]], and originated from the [[Mage Wars#The Dynastic Period\|Dynastic era]]. Some cultists believe him to be a descendant, or successor, of [[Joseph Manse]]; but the Foundation dismissed this hypothesis, on grounds that Manse and all his most capable followers died with their campaign in the Sixth Age. Samuel Fate himself never showed the Manse cult any preference, but crushed them without mercy and superimposed his own name on histories of their founder. Other speculations cite the [[Laytami Loop Theory]].

	Various characters throughout the canon refer to areas of the Multi-Verse in which "the [[Mage Wars]] never stopped", and it is hinted that Fate and his empire may be only one of dozens like it, in such places. However, victory over Samuel Fate appears to be the one thing necessary to secure the continued existence of the world as we know it.		Various characters throughout the canon refer to areas of the Multi-Verse in which "the [[Mage Wars]] never stopped", and it is hinted that Fate and his empire may be only one of dozens like it, in such places. However, victory over Samuel Fate appears to be the one thing necessary to secure the continued existence of the world as we know it.

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	==Origin==		==Origin==
	Absolutely nothing is known about Samuel Fate and very little is given about his empire. He is a mage of unspeakable power, and commands an army that wields both [[magic]] and technology. He is known to [[Laytami Gudersnipe]] and identified rather cryptically as "the one we missed". This suggests he, or his ancestors, escaped destruction at the end of the [[Mage Wars]], and originated from the [[Mage Wars#The Dynastic Period\|Dynastic era]]. (Some cultists believe him to be a descendant, or successor, of [[Joseph Manse]]; but the Foundation dismissed this hypothesis, on grounds that Manse and all his most capable followers, died with their campaign in the Sixth Age. Samuel Fate himself never showed the Manse cult any preference, but crushed them without mercy and superimposed his own name on histories of their founder).		Absolutely nothing is known about Samuel Fate and very little is given about his empire. He is a mage of unspeakable power, and commands an army that wields both [[magic]] and technology. He is known to [[Laytami Gudersnipe]] and identified rather cryptically as "the one we missed". This suggests he, or his ancestors, escaped destruction at the end of the [[Mage Wars]], and originated from the [[Mage Wars#The Dynastic Period\|Dynastic era]]. (Some cultists believe him to be a descendant, or successor, of [[Joseph Manse]]; but the Foundation dismissed this hypothesis, on grounds that Manse and all his most capable followers died with their campaign in the Sixth Age. Samuel Fate himself never showed the Manse cult any preference, but crushed them without mercy and superimposed his own name on histories of their founder).

	Various characters throughout the canon refer to areas of the Multi-Verse in which "the [[Mage Wars]] never stopped", and it is hinted that Fate and his empire may be only one of dozens like it, in such places. However, victory over Samuel Fate appears to be the one thing necessary to secure the continued existence of the world as we know it.		Various characters throughout the canon refer to areas of the Multi-Verse in which "the [[Mage Wars]] never stopped", and it is hinted that Fate and his empire may be only one of dozens like it, in such places. However, victory over Samuel Fate appears to be the one thing necessary to secure the continued existence of the world as we know it.

	===Early-Origin Theory===		===Early-Origin Theory===
	Samuel Fate's ~~orgin~~ may be shrouded in deep antiquity. He commands a vast empire in a region beyond the [[Known Worlds]], and seems to have even been unconnected with the [[Eladamri]] and the [[Roads War]]. While his age is unknown, his region likely became separated from the known worlds during the [[Mythical Age]] at the Breaking of the World.		Samuel Fate's origin may be shrouded in deep antiquity. He commands a vast empire in a region beyond the [[Known Worlds]], and seems to have even been unconnected with the [[Eladamri]] and the [[Roads War]]. While his age is unknown, his region likely became separated from the known worlds during the [[Mythical Age]] at the Breaking of the World.

	==Territory==		==Territory==

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	Much like the [[Kami\|Kamians]], Fate has little use for worlds that cannot serve him in some major way: either industrially (by providing labor), or technologically. Those that can do neither are blasted back to pre-industrial levels and kept there, where Fate is installed as a god. His ability to exert mind-control even at interstellar distances contributes in no small part to his power and reputation.		Much like the [[Kami\|Kamians]], Fate has little use for worlds that cannot serve him in some major way: either industrially (by providing labor), or technologically. Those that can do neither are blasted back to pre-industrial levels and kept there, where Fate is installed as a god. His ability to exert mind-control even at interstellar distances contributes in no small part to his power and reputation.

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	Absolutely nothing is known about Samuel Fate and very little is given about his empire. He is a mage of unspeakable power, and commands an army that wields both [[magic]] and technology. He is known to [[Laytami Gudersnipe]] and identified rather cryptically as "the one we missed". This suggests he, or his ancestors, escaped destruction at the end of the [[Mage Wars]], and originated from the [[Mage Wars#The Dynastic Period\|Dynastic era]]. (Some cultists believe him to be a descendant, or successor, of [[Joseph Manse]]; but the Foundation dismissed this hypothesis, on grounds that Manse and all his most capable followers, died with their campaign in the Sixth Age).		Absolutely nothing is known about Samuel Fate and very little is given about his empire. He is a mage of unspeakable power, and commands an army that wields both [[magic]] and technology. He is known to [[Laytami Gudersnipe]] and identified rather cryptically as "the one we missed". This suggests he, or his ancestors, escaped destruction at the end of the [[Mage Wars]], and originated from the [[Mage Wars#The Dynastic Period\|Dynastic era]]. (Some cultists believe him to be a descendant, or successor, of [[Joseph Manse]]; but the Foundation dismissed this hypothesis, on grounds that Manse and all his most capable followers, died with their campaign in the Sixth Age. Samuel Fate himself never showed the Manse cult any preference, but crushed them without mercy and superimposed his own name on histories of their founder).

	Various characters throughout the canon refer to areas of the Multi-Verse in which "the [[Mage Wars]] never stopped", and it is hinted that Fate and his empire may be only one of dozens like it, in such places. However, victory over Samuel Fate appears to be the one thing necessary to secure the continued existence of the world as we know it.		Various characters throughout the canon refer to areas of the Multi-Verse in which "the [[Mage Wars]] never stopped", and it is hinted that Fate and his empire may be only one of dozens like it, in such places. However, victory over Samuel Fate appears to be the one thing necessary to secure the continued existence of the world as we know it.

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	Samuel Fate rules primarily by peddling in ignorance. Some worlds are allowed to maintain high levels of technology in order to manufacture war goods, but most of the population is forced to technologically regress. Fate employs technologies similar to the [[Origin Satellite]] on technologically advanced worlds to meet this goal. His fleet arrives in the [[Known Worlds]] aboard [[Allusion Warships]].		Samuel Fate rules primarily by peddling in ignorance. Some worlds are allowed to maintain high levels of technology in order to manufacture war goods, but most of the population is forced to technologically regress. Fate employs technologies similar to the [[Origin Satellite]] on technologically advanced worlds to meet this goal. His fleet arrives in the [[Known Worlds]] aboard [[Allusion Warships]].

	Much like the [[Kami\|Kamians]], Fate has little use for worlds that cannot serve him in some major way: either industrially (by providing labor), or technologically. Those that can do neither are blasted back to pre-industrial levels and kept there, where Fate is installed as a god.		Much like the [[Kami\|Kamians]], Fate has little use for worlds that cannot serve him in some major way: either industrially (by providing labor), or technologically. Those that can do neither are blasted back to pre-industrial levels and kept there, where Fate is installed as a god. His ability to exert mind-control even at interstellar distances contributes in no small part to his power and reputation.

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	==Origin==		==Origin==
	Absolutely nothing is known about Samuel Fate and very little is given about his empire. He is a mage of unspeakable power, and commands an army that wields both [[magic]] and technology. He is known by [[Laytami Gudersnipe]] and identified rather cryptically as "the one we missed". This ~~eludes to the idea that~~ he, or his ancestors, escaped destruction at the end of the [[Mage Wars]], and originated from the [[Mage Wars#The Dynastic Period\|Dynastic era]]. (Some cultists believe him to be a descendant, or successor, of [[Joseph Manse]]; but the Foundation dismissed this hypothesis, on grounds that Manse and all his most capable followers, died with their campaign in the Sixth Age).		Absolutely nothing is known about Samuel Fate and very little is given about his empire. He is a mage of unspeakable power, and commands an army that wields both [[magic]] and technology. He is known to [[Laytami Gudersnipe]] and identified rather cryptically as "the one we missed". This suggests he, or his ancestors, escaped destruction at the end of the [[Mage Wars]], and originated from the [[Mage Wars#The Dynastic Period\|Dynastic era]]. (Some cultists believe him to be a descendant, or successor, of [[Joseph Manse]]; but the Foundation dismissed this hypothesis, on grounds that Manse and all his most capable followers, died with their campaign in the Sixth Age).

	Various characters throughout the canon refer to areas of the Multi-Verse in which "the [[Mage Wars]] never stopped", and it is hinted that Fate and his empire may be only one of dozens like it, in such places. However, victory over Samuel Fate appears to be the one thing necessary to secure the continued existence of the world as we know it.		Various characters throughout the canon refer to areas of the Multi-Verse in which "the [[Mage Wars]] never stopped", and it is hinted that Fate and his empire may be only one of dozens like it, in such places. However, victory over Samuel Fate appears to be the one thing necessary to secure the continued existence of the world as we know it.

	===Early-Origin Theory===		===Early-Origin Theory===
	Samuel Fate's orgin may be shrouded in deep antiquity. He commands a vast empire in a region beyond the [[Known Worlds]], and seems to have even been unconnected with the [[Eladamri]] and the [[Roads War]]. While his age is unknown, his region likely became ~~seperated~~ from the known worlds during the [[Mythical Age]] at the Breaking of the World.		Samuel Fate's orgin may be shrouded in deep antiquity. He commands a vast empire in a region beyond the [[Known Worlds]], and seems to have even been unconnected with the [[Eladamri]] and the [[Roads War]]. While his age is unknown, his region likely became separated from the known worlds during the [[Mythical Age]] at the Breaking of the World.

	==Territory==		==Territory==

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	Much like the [[Kami\|Kamians]], Fate has little use for worlds that cannot serve him in some major way: either industrially (by providing labor), or technologically. Those that can do neither are blasted back to pre-industrial levels and kept there, where Fate is installed as a god.		Much like the [[Kami\|Kamians]], Fate has little use for worlds that cannot serve him in some major way: either industrially (by providing labor), or technologically. Those that can do neither are blasted back to pre-industrial levels and kept there, where Fate is installed as a god.

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	==Origin==		==Origin==
	Absolutely nothing is known about Samuel Fate and very little is given about his empire. He is a mage of unspeakable power, and commands an army that wields both [[magic]] and technology. He is known by [[Laytami Gudersnipe]] and identified rather cryptically as "the one we missed". This eludes to the idea that he escaped destruction at the ~~tale-~~end of the [[Mage Wars]], and ~~that he is~~ from the [[Mage Wars#The Dynastic Period\|Dynastic era]]. (Some cultists believe him to be a descendant, or successor, of [[Joseph Manse]]; but the Foundation dismissed this hypothesis, on grounds that Manse and all his most capable followers, died with their campaign in the Sixth Age).		Absolutely nothing is known about Samuel Fate and very little is given about his empire. He is a mage of unspeakable power, and commands an army that wields both [[magic]] and technology. He is known by [[Laytami Gudersnipe]] and identified rather cryptically as "the one we missed". This eludes to the idea that he, or his ancestors, escaped destruction at the end of the [[Mage Wars]], and originated from the [[Mage Wars#The Dynastic Period\|Dynastic era]]. (Some cultists believe him to be a descendant, or successor, of [[Joseph Manse]]; but the Foundation dismissed this hypothesis, on grounds that Manse and all his most capable followers, died with their campaign in the Sixth Age).

	Various characters throughout the canon refer to areas of the Multi-Verse in which "the [[Mage Wars]] never stopped", and it is hinted that Fate and his empire may be only one of dozens like it, in such places. However, victory over Samuel Fate appears to be the one thing necessary to secure the continued existence of the world as we know it.		Various characters throughout the canon refer to areas of the Multi-Verse in which "the [[Mage Wars]] never stopped", and it is hinted that Fate and his empire may be only one of dozens like it, in such places. However, victory over Samuel Fate appears to be the one thing necessary to secure the continued existence of the world as we know it.

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	==Territory==		==Territory==
	The exact size of Fate's empire is not given, but it is generally indicated to be vast. He is able to conquer the ~~entirely~~ of the [[known worlds]] within the span of a few human generations (a remarkable feat, considering that without [[GATE]] travel it would take at least that long just to move from one side to the other).		The exact size of Fate's empire is not given, but it is generally indicated to be vast. He is able to conquer the entirety of the [[known worlds]] within the span of a few human generations (a remarkable feat, considering that without [[GATE]] travel it would take at least that long just to move from one side to the other).

	==Governance==		==Governance==