Category:Domain:Velasquez, Uruguay - Revision history

MBN-011: /* Members | Membros */

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‎Members | Membros

MBN-011: /* Members | Membros */

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‎Members | Membros

MBN-011: /* Louise Windsor de Menezes */

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‎Louise Windsor de Menezes

MBN-011: /* CASTILLOS */

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‎CASTILLOS

MBN-011: /* CHUY */

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‎CHUY

MBN-011: /* LASCANO */

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‎LASCANO

MBN-011: /* ROCHA */

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‎ROCHA

MBN-011: /* LA PALOMA */

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‎LA PALOMA

MBN-011: /* CEBOLLATI */

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‎CEBOLLATI

MBN-011: /* Elysium | Elísio "Parque Santa Teresa" */

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‎Elysium | Elísio "Parque Santa Teresa"

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 File:Mellane1.png | <font color="#000000">'''Toreador''' </font> <br> <font color="#800000">[[Mellane LaFontaine]]
 File:orus.png | <font color="#000000">'''Gangrel''' </font> <br> <font color="#800000">[[Orus]]
-File:20260207 104630.png | <font color="#000000">'''Gangrel''' </font> <br> <font color="#800000"> [[Chris Peralta]]
+File:20260207 104630.png | <font color="#000000">'''Malkavian''' </font> <br> <font color="#800000"> [[Chris Peralta]]
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 File:Mellane1.png | <font color="#000000">'''Toreador''' </font> <br> <font color="#800000">[[Mellane LaFontaine]]
 File:orus.png | <font color="#000000">'''Gangrel''' </font> <br> <font color="#800000">[[Orus]]
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 '''Known History''' <br>
-Louise is a Ventrue who brings impeccable elegance and etiquette to the salons, captivating those around her. A woman with a striking and unquestionable leadership presence. Many historical conflicts have been mitigated with the help of the Ventrue and their influence in the mortal world in the Department of Rock. With a new principality, Louise returns to the domain to once again help the Camarilla find the stability it desires.
+<font color="#000000"> Louise is a Ventrue who brings impeccable elegance and etiquette to the salons, captivating those around her. A woman with a striking and unquestionable leadership presence. Many historical conflicts have been mitigated with the help of the Ventrue and their influence in the mortal world in the Department of Rock. With a new principality, Louise returns to the domain to once again help the Camarilla find the stability it desires.
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-The city of Castillos is a gateway to nature (Laguna de Castillos, Montes de Ombúes), beaches such as Aguas Dulces and Balizas. It is known more for its architectural history and the lives of its founders than for traditional medieval folklore legends, with stories that are mainly related to alchemy, mysticism, and the eccentric visions of its builders.
+<font color="#000000">  The city of Castillos is a gateway to nature (Laguna de Castillos, Montes de Ombúes), beaches such as Aguas Dulces and Balizas. It is known more for its architectural history and the lives of its founders than for traditional medieval folklore legends, with stories that are mainly related to alchemy, mysticism, and the eccentric visions of its builders.
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−	Chuy is a city in Uruguay, located in the department of Rocha, on the border with Brazil. Chuí (Brazil) and Chuy (Uruguay) are sister cities on the border, conurbated and separated by the Chuí Stream, forming a single urban center where cultures and currencies mix, being a famous destination for shopping (duty-free shops) and tourism. There are many political relationships involving this territory, which also serves as a route for various sectors, not just commerce, becoming a place of much dispute over territory and influence. There are rumors that the two sister cities have been the scene of infernal battles several times over the years.	+	<font color="#000000"> Chuy is a city in Uruguay, located in the department of Rocha, on the border with Brazil. Chuí (Brazil) and Chuy (Uruguay) are sister cities on the border, conurbated and separated by the Chuí Stream, forming a single urban center where cultures and currencies mix, being a famous destination for shopping (duty-free shops) and tourism. There are many political relationships involving this territory, which also serves as a route for various sectors, not just commerce, becoming a place of much dispute over territory and influence. There are rumors that the two sister cities have been the scene of infernal battles several times over the years.

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−	Lascano is a Uruguayan city and municipality in the Rocha department, known for its location between swamps and rivers. It's an agricultural center (especially for rice) and a tourist destination for those seeking nature, agritourism, and traditional events like the "Festival del Asado con Cuero" (Barbecue Festival with Leather). Lascano offers landscapes of humid fields and is rich in history, with vestiges of ancient settlements such as the "Cerritos de Indios" (Indian Hill).	+	<font color="#000000"> Lascano is a Uruguayan city and municipality in the Rocha department, known for its location between swamps and rivers. It's an agricultural center (especially for rice) and a tourist destination for those seeking nature, agritourism, and traditional events like the "Festival del Asado con Cuero" (Barbecue Festival with Leather). Lascano offers landscapes of humid fields and is rich in history, with vestiges of ancient settlements such as the "Cerritos de Indios" (Indian Hill).

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−	Rocha, Uruguay, refers to the department and its capital in eastern Uruguay, famous for its wild beaches, unspoiled nature, and charming fishing villages. It's an ecotourism and surfing destination that contrasts with the urban bustle, attracting tourists seeking tranquility, adventure, and contact with nature, such as sea lions and whales. Many fishermen report stories about marine and terrestrial creatures seen in the area, which explains some unexplained disappearances of people in the department.	+	<font color="#000000"> Rocha, Uruguay, refers to the department and its capital in eastern Uruguay, famous for its wild beaches, unspoiled nature, and charming fishing villages. It's an ecotourism and surfing destination that contrasts with the urban bustle, attracting tourists seeking tranquility, adventure, and contact with nature, such as sea lions and whales. Many fishermen report stories about marine and terrestrial creatures seen in the area, which explains some unexplained disappearances of people in the department.

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−	It is a traditional coastal resort in the department of Rocha, known for its family-friendly atmosphere and beautiful beaches (such as La Balconada, Los Botes, La Aguada). Some legends circulating in the mortal world originated in this territory, marked by a mystery of disappearances and strange tales.	+	<font color="#000000"> It is a traditional coastal resort in the department of Rocha, known for its family-friendly atmosphere and beautiful beaches (such as La Balconada, Los Botes, La Aguada). Some legends circulating in the mortal world originated in this territory, marked by a mystery of disappearances and strange tales.

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−	Cebollatí refers primarily to an important river (the Cebollatí River, which flows into the Mirim Lagoon and forms a border) and a town/city in the Rocha department, in the east of the country, known for its nature, rural tourism, equestrian activities, birdwatching (such as the yellow-headed crow), fishing, and archaeological sites like the "Cerritos de Indios" (Indian hills). There are many legends of shapeshifting beings appearing in the region.	+	<font color="#000000"> Cebollatí refers primarily to an important river (the Cebollatí River, which flows into the Mirim Lagoon and forms a border) and a town/city in the Rocha department, in the east of the country, known for its nature, rural tourism, equestrian activities, birdwatching (such as the yellow-headed crow), fishing, and archaeological sites like the "Cerritos de Indios" (Indian hills). There are many legends of shapeshifting beings appearing in the region.

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-Santa Teresa Park proved to be an environment with all the necessary characteristics: cultural relevance, history, and also being located in a natural park.
+<font color="#000000">  Santa Teresa Park proved to be an environment with all the necessary characteristics: cultural relevance, history, and also being located in a natural park.
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