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[[Tellus]] was a [[Vulcan (species)|Vulcan]] who lived during the time of [[Surak]], as a warrior within the armies of the warlord [[Sudoc]]. He rejected the pacifistic logical teachings of Surak's followers and formed the Children of Ket-Cheleb, a militaristic group in opposition to the developing peaceful society. He would lead the Children to abandon [[Vulcan]], in order to continue the teachings of ''D'era'' elsewhere, and was credited with the development of the [[Romulan]] civilization on [[Romulus]].<ref name=WoK>''The Way of Kolinahr'' (LUG sourcebook)</ref><ref name=WoD>''The Way of D'era'' (LUG sourcebook)</ref> | [[Tellus]], born [[282]], was a [[Vulcan (species)|Vulcan]] who lived during the time of [[Surak]], as a warrior within the armies of the warlord [[Sudoc]]. He rejected the pacifistic logical teachings of Surak's followers and formed the Children of Ket-Cheleb, a militaristic group in opposition to the developing peaceful society. He would lead the Children to abandon [[Vulcan]], in order to continue the teachings of ''D'era'' elsewhere, and was credited with the development of the [[Romulan]] civilization on [[Romulus]].<ref name=WoK>''The Way of Kolinahr'' (LUG sourcebook)</ref><ref name=WoD>''The Way of D'era'' (LUG sourcebook)</ref> | ||
He died in [[582]] on Romulus.<ref name=WoD>''The Way of D'era'' (LUG sourcebook)</ref> | |||
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Revision as of 12:41, 18 January 2023
Tellus, born 282, was a Vulcan who lived during the time of Surak, as a warrior within the armies of the warlord Sudoc. He rejected the pacifistic logical teachings of Surak's followers and formed the Children of Ket-Cheleb, a militaristic group in opposition to the developing peaceful society. He would lead the Children to abandon Vulcan, in order to continue the teachings of D'era elsewhere, and was credited with the development of the Romulan civilization on Romulus.[1][2]