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--- scottish [2020/02/12 12:16] – dave
+++ scottish [2020/03/22 17:38] (current) – added languages -- Scots? Shouldn't it be "scottish" andrew
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 ====== Scottish ======
-//"I'm Spunky, I like my Oatmeal Lumpy"
+//"I'm Spunky, I like my Oatmeal Lumpy"\\
 Anonymous Scottish poet//
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 Don't mess with Scotland. They will crush you. Scots gain +2 STR.
-The Scots are particularly hostile toward the Norwegians, because of centuries of conflict.  Incessant border-raids and meddling have engendered hostility between them and the English as well, but many English have begun to settle in Scotland to avoid the Norman yoke.  There are good relations between the Scots and the Irish, however.
+Primary Language: Scots. Secondary Language: English.
+The Scots are particularly hostile toward the [[norwegian|Norwegians]], because of centuries of conflict.  Incessant border-raids and meddling have engendered hostility between them and the [[English]] as well, but many English have begun to settle in Scotland to avoid the [[Norman]] yoke.  There are good relations between the Scots and the [[Irish]], however.
-The Scots revere the memory of King Kenneth MacAlpin, who united the Scots (immigrants from Ireland) with the Picts (original natives) into a single kingdom in the 9th century, and the St. Columba and St. Kentigern who led the conversion of Scotland to Christianity in the 6th-7th centuries.
+The Scots revere the memory of King Kenneth MacAlpin, who united the Scots (immigrants from Ireland) with the Picts (original natives) into a single kingdom in the 9th century. Religious Scots revere St. Columba and St. Kentigern who led the conversion of Scotland to Christianity in the 6th-7th centuries.