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	== Relationships ==		== Relationships ==
	- '''[[Blackmane]]''' - His Allorwen name means "Of the White Manor," and he functions as the quarter's de facto leader, pawnbroker, scholar, and priest, paying for the jail upkeep of community members and forbidding himself from shopping any Allorwen to the Palleseen-ch 5, City of Last Chances. He is repeatedly arrested, tried on the standard litany of Allorwen crimes, and sentenced to execution only to be pardoned-ch 5. Both he and Mother Guame are distrusted by their own people for being "too much in the company of outsiders"-ch 12. His kin, identified as "Lord of the White Manor," have gone into the Wood and do not welcome him back warmly when he remains in Ilmar-ch 47.		* '''[[Blackmane]]''' - His Allorwen name means "Of the White Manor," and he functions as the quarter's de facto leader, pawnbroker, scholar, and priest, paying for the jail upkeep of community members and forbidding himself from shopping any Allorwen to the Palleseen-ch 5, City of Last Chances. He is repeatedly arrested, tried on the standard litany of Allorwen crimes, and sentenced to execution only to be pardoned-ch 5. Both he and Mother Guame are distrusted by their own people for being "too much in the company of outsiders"-ch 12. His kin, identified as "Lord of the White Manor," have gone into the Wood and do not welcome him back warmly when he remains in Ilmar-ch 47.

	- '''[[Guame\|Mother Guame]]''' - A former votaress of Allor, now a brothel-keeper and circle-house operator, described as "one of their community's old bones"-ch 10, City of Last Chances. She practises "primitive Allorwen ways" and offers to recant them under interrogation-ch 9. Blackmane sends her notes urging brace for incursions-ch 5. She is distrusted by her own people for being too much in the company of outsiders-ch 12.		* '''[[Guame\|Mother Guame]]''' - A former votaress of Allor, now a brothel-keeper and circle-house operator, described as "one of their community's old bones"-ch 10, City of Last Chances. She practises "primitive Allorwen ways" and offers to recant them under interrogation-ch 9. Blackmane sends her notes urging brace for incursions-ch 5. She is distrusted by her own people for being too much in the company of outsiders-ch 12.

	- '''[[Widow\|Mother Semprellaime]]''' - A conquered Allorwen practitioner operating within the Palleseen army's encampment, tolerated but loathed by the soldiery-ch 37, House of Open Wounds. She is Allorwen, distinct from Allor, the specific conquered locale under Palleseen control-ch 11. She corrects Jack's use of the Palleseen administrative term "district" to the Allorwen equivalent "department," a small linguistic assertion of cultural difference-ch 7. The Allorwen-Maric tension between her and Jack produces a brief frost-ch 7.		* '''[[Widow\|Mother Semprellaime]]''' - A conquered Allorwen practitioner operating within the Palleseen army's encampment, tolerated but loathed by the soldiery-ch 37, House of Open Wounds. She is Allorwen, distinct from Allor, the specific conquered locale under Palleseen control-ch 11. She corrects Jack's use of the Palleseen administrative term "district" to the Allorwen equivalent "department," a small linguistic assertion of cultural difference-ch 7. The Allorwen-Maric tension between her and Jack produces a brief frost-ch 7.

	- '''[[Widow\|Abellaime]]''' - Identified throughout as a conjurer working within the Allorwen tradition; in the opening of her involvement with the Pandaemonium's temple guardians she "showed them what a true scholar of the Allorwen tradition could do"-ch 5, Pretenders to the Throne Of God. Her family "broke into pieces" when the Pals came-ch 10. She maintains the Allorwen hospitality code toward her militia guests despite feeling no personal obligation, treating it as a structural feature of the conjurer-lord's standing-ch 10. Outsiders reduce her skill to "the Allorwen witch"-ch 8.		* '''[[Widow\|Abellaime]]''' - Identified throughout as a conjurer working within the Allorwen tradition; in the opening of her involvement with the Pandaemonium's temple guardians she "showed them what a true scholar of the Allorwen tradition could do"-ch 5, Pretenders to the Throne Of God. Her family "broke into pieces" when the Pals came-ch 10. She maintains the Allorwen hospitality code toward her militia guests despite feeling no personal obligation, treating it as a structural feature of the conjurer-lord's standing-ch 10. Outsiders reduce her skill to "the Allorwen witch"-ch 8.

	- '''[[Benallers]]''' - Half-Allorwen by maternal origin; he pronounces his own name "Benayers," a phonetic shift marking the maternal culture that produced his skill-ch 4, Lives of Bitter Rain. His Allorwen identity operates as both professional credential and personal vulnerability. He insists on the bespoke Allorwen conjuration tradition against bulk-contracted methods, replying "That's not how it is in Allor" when pressed-ch 5. By the chapter's close he vanishes and the Residency staff refuse to acknowledge he ever existed-ch 5.		* '''[[Benallers]]''' - Half-Allorwen by maternal origin; he pronounces his own name "Benayers," a phonetic shift marking the maternal culture that produced his skill-ch 4, Lives of Bitter Rain. His Allorwen identity operates as both professional credential and personal vulnerability. He insists on the bespoke Allorwen conjuration tradition against bulk-contracted methods, replying "That's not how it is in Allor" when pressed-ch 5. By the chapter's close he vanishes and the Residency staff refuse to acknowledge he ever existed-ch 5.

	- '''[[Aullaime]]''' - An Allorwen hellieur embedded with the Siblingries, negotiating with demons by drawing sigils on machines-ch 16, City of Last Chances. Her kinfolk have been "hauling" Allorwen people out of Mirror Allor for days during the sweep-ch 28.		* '''[[Aullaime]]''' - An Allorwen hellieur embedded with the Siblingries, negotiating with demons by drawing sigils on machines-ch 16, City of Last Chances. Her kinfolk have been "hauling" Allorwen people out of Mirror Allor for days during the sweep-ch 28.

	- '''[[Yasnic\|Maric]]''' - The native tongue of Ilmar is closely related to Allorwen, so that Blackmane's Allorwen name is mangled into the Maric "Blackmane" in ordinary speech-ch 5, City of Last Chances. Allorwen conjurers and Maric labourers allied through the Siblingries when the Armiger families attempted to divide them-ch 16.		* '''[[Yasnic\|Maric]]''' - The native tongue of Ilmar is closely related to Allorwen, so that Blackmane's Allorwen name is mangled into the Maric "Blackmane" in ordinary speech-ch 5, City of Last Chances. Allorwen conjurers and Maric labourers allied through the Siblingries when the Armiger families attempted to divide them-ch 16.

	- '''[[Pal\|Palleseen]]''' - The Occupation force carries deep-seated hostility built from service in Allor; Allorwen prisoners are beaten harder on account of it-ch 21, City of Last Chances. The conquest suppressed Allorwen conjuring "almost a decade" before the events of House of Open Wounds-ch 7. The conquest of the homeland was genocidal, aimed at brimstone-tainted lineages-ch 17, Pretenders to the Throne Of God. Quellery's expertise was "originally taken from the Allorwen" "back at the start, before we stamped out all the evidence"-ch 35.		* '''[[Pal\|Palleseen]]''' - The Occupation force carries deep-seated hostility built from service in Allor; Allorwen prisoners are beaten harder on account of it-ch 21, City of Last Chances. The conquest suppressed Allorwen conjuring "almost a decade" before the events of House of Open Wounds-ch 7. The conquest of the homeland was genocidal, aimed at brimstone-tainted lineages-ch 17, Pretenders to the Throne Of God. Quellery's expertise was "originally taken from the Allorwen" "back at the start, before we stamped out all the evidence"-ch 35.

	- '''[[Quellery]]''' - Her specialist knowledge is identified as having been "originally taken from the Allorwen" during the post-conquest purges designed to erase not only the practitioners but the record of what was stolen-ch 35, Pretenders to the Throne Of God.		* '''[[Quellery]]''' - Her specialist knowledge is identified as having been "originally taken from the Allorwen" during the post-conquest purges designed to erase not only the practitioners but the record of what was stolen-ch 35, Pretenders to the Throne Of God.

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