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This page describes the Banner of the ngation of [[Wänade]]. | This page describes the Banner of the ngation of [[Wänade|Wánade]]. | ||
The banner is a light blue field with a white and light blue [[Karrabian-weave]] pattern, with a white sun at its center. The weave pattern is representative of the waters' surface, and the circle is how the sun would be viewed from below the waters' surface. The described scene of the banner is in reference to Wänade's history revolving around the rivers in the mainland, the [[Kuayo Gulf]] in the north, and the [[Sea of Density]] in the south. | The banner is a light blue field with a white and light blue [[Karrabian-weave]] pattern, with a white sun at its center. The weave pattern is representative of the waters' surface, and the circle is how the sun would be viewed from below the waters' surface. The described scene of the banner is in reference to Wänade's history revolving around the rivers in the mainland, the [[Kuayo Gulf]] in the north, and the [[Sea of Density]] in the south. | ||
Latest revision as of 06:46, 7 June 2025
This page describes the Banner of the ngation of Wánade.
The banner is a light blue field with a white and light blue Karrabian-weave pattern, with a white sun at its center. The weave pattern is representative of the waters' surface, and the circle is how the sun would be viewed from below the waters' surface. The described scene of the banner is in reference to Wänade's history revolving around the rivers in the mainland, the Kuayo Gulf in the north, and the Sea of Density in the south.