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The Romantic Collaborative of San Francisco, known colloquially Romco-Frisco<ref>There is debate among San Franciscan philosophers on if the term "Frisco" is a fair abbreviation or a "vulgar squashing of words".</ref>, or just Romco is a post-feudal, anti-feudalist nation built from the social network of [[Theo King]] and [[Knight Urlacher]]. | The Romantic Collaborative of San Francisco, known colloquially Romco-Frisco<ref>There is debate among San Franciscan philosophers on if the term "Frisco" is a fair abbreviation or a "vulgar squashing of words".</ref>, or just Romco is a post-feudal, anti-feudalist nation built from the social network of [[Theo King]] and [[Knight Urlacher]]. | ||
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| + | * As-yet-undetermined homeplaces of the [[San Francisco Lovers]]. | ||
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Revision as of 06:49, 31 August 2020
COMMUNITY REPORTSThe remainder of this article contains lore created collaboratively by the Blaseball community.
The Romantic Collaborative of San Francisco, known colloquially Romco-Frisco[1], or just Romco is a post-feudal, anti-feudalist nation built from the social network of Theo King and Knight Urlacher.
Locations
- The Égalité (formerly The Keep)
- As-yet-undetermined homeplaces of the San Francisco Lovers.
References
- ↑ There is debate among San Franciscan philosophers on if the term "Frisco" is a fair abbreviation or a "vulgar squashing of words".
