Senat Universities League of Linnel

A series of universities scattered throughout the Lindin Penninsula and even beyond. Historic and esteemed places for learning. Their international locations became cut off after beginning of Lindin's tech revolution.

Founded in 1299DR as "The Senat of Sages," Senat University of Linnel stands as the first and most esteemed institution of higher learning in the Linnel Kingdom. Over centuries, it has grown into a prestigious network of campuses scattered throughout the kingdom, each a bastion of intellectual pursuit and innovation.

The campuses vary in size, purpose, and the populations they serve. Some are sprawling centers of research and scholarship, hosting diverse faculties and housing ancient libraries, while others are smaller academies specializing in arts, sciences, or magical disciplines. Together, they form the backbone of the Linnel Kingdom's educational system, nurturing future leaders, scholars, and adventurers.

As the Linnel Kingdom ascended to prominence through its mastery of advanced lightning-based technologies—encompassing energy generation, communication systems, and weaponry—a profound shift occurred in the kingdom's stance toward its global intellectual footprint. Concerned with safeguarding its technological edge and protecting its sovereignty, the monarchy enacted sweeping laws that strictly prohibited the dissemination of Lindin’s knowledge and technology beyond its borders. This decision led to the severing of many connections between the Senat University of Linnel's domestic and foreign campuses.

The foreign campuses, once thriving hubs of cultural and academic exchange, were suddenly plunged into a state of isolation. Without access to the kingdom's rapidly advancing lightning-based innovations and their associated knowledge, these institutions were forced to adapt with limited resources and outdated techniques. Scholars and students abroad found themselves cut off from the latest breakthroughs and forbidden from engaging in meaningful dialogue with their counterparts in Linnel.

Type

Educational, University

Contributors: Ames