http://ffx-tec.heavenforum.com/module-server-information-f2/-t1.htm Setting information, details, and other informational threads will be included here and detailed to keep everyone knowledgeable about the server and module alike. Thu, 31 Jul 2008 05:46:31 GMT 10 http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v394/saphir_engel/theeternalcalm.jpg http://ffx-tec.heavenforum.com/module-server-information-f2/-t1.htm http://ffx-tec.heavenforum.com/module-server-information-f2/server-date-t19.htm DM Jecht Its a couple weeks before the official 10 years of the Eternal Calm. (Also FFX-2 history is not included in this server. Sorry but it was a poor game) Module & Server Information Thu, 31 Jul 2008 05:46:31 GMT http://ffx-tec.heavenforum.com/module-server-information-f2/server-date-t19.htm#33 http://ffx-tec.heavenforum.com/module-server-information-f2/server-date-t19.htm http://ffx-tec.heavenforum.com/module-server-information-f2/yevon-its-role-in-the-past-t15.htm DM Jecht Religion has remained a part of life for many of the peoples of Spira, with a large majority of the population describing themselves as "Yevonites". Though no longer in existence by the end of Final Fantasy X, the teachings of Yevon were millennium-old and heavily influential. The Yevonite clergy taught that Sin was a divine punishment set upon the people for their pride in the use of machines (known as "machina"). As a result, the temples forbade the use of modern technology, ... Module & Server Information Mon, 28 Jul 2008 15:46:40 GMT http://ffx-tec.heavenforum.com/module-server-information-f2/yevon-its-role-in-the-past-t15.htm#16 http://ffx-tec.heavenforum.com/module-server-information-f2/yevon-its-role-in-the-past-t15.htm http://ffx-tec.heavenforum.com/module-server-information-f2/the-hierarchy-of-yevon-t14.htm DM Jecht At the top of Yevon’s hierarchy is the grand maester (総老師, sōrōshi?, lit. "old master general") an office similar to that of a Pope. As of the events of Final Fantasy X, Grand Maester Yo Mika had held the position for fifty years. The Grand Maester is both religious and political leader of Spira, being in command of a large army of warrior monks with which Yevonite government is enforced. Below the grand maester are three positions simply referred ... Module & Server Information Mon, 28 Jul 2008 15:38:59 GMT http://ffx-tec.heavenforum.com/module-server-information-f2/the-hierarchy-of-yevon-t14.htm#15 http://ffx-tec.heavenforum.com/module-server-information-f2/the-hierarchy-of-yevon-t14.htm http://ffx-tec.heavenforum.com/module-server-information-f2/the-pyreflies-t13.htm DM Jecht Pyreflies are a mysterious, naturally occurring phenomenon that heavily influence the world of Spira at large. Heavily prevalent throughout Spira, these "bundles of life energy"are closely associated with death and other spiritual events and entities. As they are depicted as floating, flickering balls of light, they are possibly inspired by the Japanese culture's long-standing tradition in which fireflies are regarded as a symbol of impermanence and the human soul. Though they ... Module & Server Information Mon, 28 Jul 2008 15:33:43 GMT http://ffx-tec.heavenforum.com/module-server-information-f2/the-pyreflies-t13.htm#14 http://ffx-tec.heavenforum.com/module-server-information-f2/the-pyreflies-t13.htm http://ffx-tec.heavenforum.com/module-server-information-f2/the-unsent-t12.htm DM Jecht In rare cases, a spirit of the dead may resist the transformation into a fiend, even when not sent. If a deceased individual possesses a powerful will and strong feelings regarding an unfinished purpose in the world of the living, the spirit's pyreflies form in the image of their original body. These beings, who may act and function for the most part as they did in life, are referred to as "unsent" (死人, shibito?, lit. "corpse" or "dead person") and ... Module & Server Information Mon, 28 Jul 2008 15:28:52 GMT http://ffx-tec.heavenforum.com/module-server-information-f2/the-unsent-t12.htm#13 http://ffx-tec.heavenforum.com/module-server-information-f2/the-unsent-t12.htm