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-'''World Representatives''' are those within [[The Game]] that are chosen by their [[World_(setting)|World]] to represent their World’s [[System]]; be it through strength, faith, love, or other concepts that the World runs by, these Representatives fully embody the Systems of their respective Worlds. Many Representatives are related to the Sun as the Sun is often the literal highest object in a World, and thus becomes the highest object in a World’s hierarchy.
+'''World Representatives''' are the 23 main players in [[The Game]] that are chosen by their [[World_(setting)|world]] to win the Game and obtain [[The Game#The Trophy|The Trophy]].
-World Representatives hold the responsibility to protect their own World, making sure that it continues to thrive and continue on living. If they sense that a threat may endanger their World, many will look to take action against it, even if it deals with the {{Transient icon|Protagonist}}.
+==Overview==
+World Representatives represent one of the worlds connected to the city, with unique customs and ideas in tow. These players each wield extremely powerful [[Rule]]s rooted in the belief systems of their individual worlds.<ref name="ch13">[[Release Campaign:Main Quest Chapter 13|Chapter 13: Invaders ~Undivine Destruction~]]</ref><sup>1</sup> World Representatives hold the responsibility to protect their own World, making sure that it continues to thrive and continue on living. If they sense that a threat may endanger their world, many will look to take action against it, even if it deals with the {{Transient icon|Protagonist}}. Representatives are typically related to or connected to the world’s [[exile]]. While many Representatives played a direct hand in the exiling, some exiles banished themselves out of their own volition, usually done in response to the Representative’s actions.
-Representatives are typically related to or connected to the World’s [[exile]]. While many Representatives played a direct hand in the exiling, some exiles banished themselves out of their own volition, usually done in response to the Representative’s actions.
+Representatives are often but not always [[Pillar]] owners. Notable examples of Representatives without their own Pillars are {{Transient icon|Michael}} whose world denied him access to the Tree of Life and {{Transient icon|Temujin}} whose pillar is currently in the possession of {{Transient icon|Ulaanbaatar}}, who is hiding from him. Additionally, some Representative’s Pillars may be broken, such as {{Transient icon|Marduk}} whose stone tablet cannot retain memories after rebirth.
-Due to many Worlds not holding the concept of outer space or alien worlds within their mythologies, many World Representatives hold a conceptual disadvantage against alien or otherworldly attacks, as seen with {{Transient icon|Nodens}}’s alien invasion that was able to kill most of the Representatives with ease in [[Event Quest:Nightglows of the Starlit Sky|Nightglows of the Starlit Sky]]. After that event, this weakness has been brought to the attention of the [[Game Masters]] and is now controlled to make sure it doesn’t happen again.
+According to {{Transient icon|Bael}} and as seen in [[Event_Quest:Raiders_of_the_Lost_Isle_2:_The_Promised_Undersea_City|Canaan - The Promised Land]], the position of World Representative can be transferred to another suitable individual.
-According to {{Transient icon|Bael}} and as seen in [[Event_Quest:Raiders_of_the_Lost_Isle_2:_The_Promised_Undersea_City|Canaan - The Promised Land]], the position of World Representative can be transferred to another suitable individual.
+Many Representatives are related to the Sun as the Sun is often the literal highest object in a w, and thus becomes the highest object in a world’s hierarchy.
+Due to many worlds not holding the concept of outer space within their mythologies, many World Representatives hold a conceptual disadvantage against space attacks and invasions, as seen with {{Transient icon|Nodens}}’s alien invasion that was able to kill most of the Representatives with ease in [[Event Quest:Nightglows of the Starlit Sky|Nightglows of the Starlit Sky]]. After that event, this weakness has been brought to the attention of the [[Game Masters]] and is now controlled to make sure it doesn’t happen again.
+===Other World Representatives===
+World Representatives can lose their status by either being usurped by someone greater than them, passing it down to another who is capable of assuming the title, or being destroyed alongside their own world.
-Representatives are often but not always [[Pillar]] owners. Notable examples of Representatives without their own Pillars are {{Transient icon|Michael}} whose World denied him access to the Tree of Life and {{Transient icon|Temujin}} whose pillar is currently in the possession of {{Transient icon|Ulaanbaatar}}, who is hiding from him. Additionally, some Representative’s Pillars may be broken, such as {{Transient icon|Marduk}} whose stone tablet cannot retain memories after rebirth.
+Reserve Representatives are those who are next in line for the title of World Representative in the event that the true Representative is unable or no longer able to act. Reserve Representatives still represent the world they are acting as a backup for, either through their power, belief, or as a proxy for the true Representative.
-== World Representatives ==
+==List of World Representatives==
+===World Representatives===
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-== Other World Representatives ==
+===Other World Representatives===
-World Representatives can lose their status by either being usurped by someone greater than them, passing it down to another who is capable of assuming the title, or being destroyed alongside their own World.
-Reserve Representatives are those who are next in line for the title of World Representative in the event that the true Representative is unable or no longer able to act. Reserve Representatives still represent the World they are acting as a backup for, either through their power, belief, or as a proxy for the true Representative.
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 [[Daikoku|Okuninushi]]<br/>【[[Takamagahara]]】<br/>【'''Former Representative'''】
 |{{Team member|Surtr|flavor=[[Yggdrasil]]】<br />【'''Reserve Representative'''}}
+|{{Team member|Ose|flavor=[[Yggdrasil]]】<br />【'''Reserve Representative'''}}
 |{{Team member|Shinya|flavor=[[Olympus]]】<br />【'''Reserve Representative'''}}
 |{{Team member|Bigfoot|flavor=[[Great Spirit]]】<br />【'''Reserve Representative'''}}
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 * Canaan {{Transient icon|Dagon}} was the Representative of Canaan, with Baal being chosen as his successor. However, the world was destroyed before Baal could fulfill his role. {{Transient icon|Bael}} would then attempt to recreate the World of Canaan to claim the title of World Representative for himself during the events of [[Event_Quest:Raiders_of_the_Lost_Isle_2:_The_Promised_Undersea_City|Canaan - The Promised Land]]; however, his attempts were foiled by the cast at the last moment.
 * For the purposes of giving {{Transient icon|Zeus}} a portrait when he has no sprite, a silhouette of {{Transient icon|Perun}} has been used. Within the VN, Perun’s sprite has also been used to be a stand-in for Zeus.
-* One of {{Transient icon|Curran}} plans is to make {{Transient icon|Breke}} into a Reserve Representative by having him collects the Sacred Artifacts left behind by the forfeited Representatives, in case that the Protagonist ends up winning the Game.
+* One of {{Transient icon|Curren}}'s plans is to make {{Transient icon|Breke}} into a Reserve Representative by having him collect the Sacred Artifacts left behind by the forfeited Representatives, in case that the Protagonist ends up winning the Game.
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