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| − | Term derived from Wulf Stokkan, a Prime Minister of the [[Tasnica Republic]] over a thousand years ago during the Age of Great Progress. 'Stokkanite' refers to someone willing to use Tasnican power to expand Tasnican ideals; they consider themselves idealists, but to their critics they are imperialists. The term has a somewhat negative connotation in the post-[[Age of Imperialism]] era; [[Rycar Mountbatten]] has been accused of being a stokkanite. | + | Term derived from Wulf Stokkan, a Prime Minister of the [[Tasnica Republic]] over a thousand years ago during the [[Age of Great Progress]]. 'Stokkanite' refers to someone willing to use Tasnican power to expand Tasnican ideals; they consider themselves idealists, but to their critics they are imperialists. The term has a somewhat negative connotation in the post-[[Age of Imperialism]] era; [[Rycar Mountbatten]] has been accused of being a stokkanite. |
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Latest revision as of 15:59, 12 September 2006
Term derived from Wulf Stokkan, a Prime Minister of the Tasnica Republic over a thousand years ago during the Age of Great Progress. 'Stokkanite' refers to someone willing to use Tasnican power to expand Tasnican ideals; they consider themselves idealists, but to their critics they are imperialists. The term has a somewhat negative connotation in the post-Age of Imperialism era; Rycar Mountbatten has been accused of being a stokkanite.
