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|text = This world is being reworked under the name [[Fanon:Heptanomis|Heptanomis]], and thus this article will no longer be updated. However, this article will still have value for now, given a lack of framework for Heptanomis.}}
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|caption= OLD LORE: ''Urban Legends has it that [[Fanon:Kallisto Syrakosia|Kallisto]], who was ever rumored to be a psychic in the first place ever since [[Holly Alto]]'s insanity, became so wacky that Kallisto's whims alone had spawned this landmass. This rather strange setting is now the Capital world of Kallisto's nascent Church of Alexandros.''
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'''Hekatonschoinos''' is the capital world of the Church of Alexandros, and the seat of power of Kallisto's Papal State. It is currently underdeveloped, and most residents are either the followers of the new religion or immigrants seeking work.
Given the failures of the old neighborhood (as well as the CTD that made Hekatonschoinos uneditable), the Papal State eventually decided to wholly restart the capital under the new name [[Fanon:Heptanomis|Heptanomis]].
==Requirements and Recommended materials==
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*Variable, as it involves
*Given ambiguous names, figures are calculated without considering unborn babies and those with unisex names**
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==Trivia==
*[[wikipedia: Schoenus|Schoinos]] means rope, and the plural form is Schoinoi. There is region in Ptolemaic Egypt named Triakontaschoinos, meaning 30 ropes, which is the basis for the name. This is the reason for the usage of the singular form schoinos at the ending rather than schoinoi. This is because numbers above 3 does not have inflections. The name might be unfitting, since the name Hekatonschoinos implies that
*The literal translation of Basilikos Paradeisos Pankarpion, one of the new additions to the neighborhood, is Royal Garden of all Fruits.
*Nesos Poleos means the Island of the City. However, the Latin word for island is insula, which also refers to many of the apartment style building back in <strike>Rome</strike> Barbaropolis, which is the reference the name is aimed at.
*Doron Pragmas is a reference to Doron Aroures, the gift of land, which is mentioned in Europa Barbarorum as a method of population appeasement. Of course, in this case, Doron Pragmas is more or less used interchangeably with Kallisto's Klerouchiai (which itself is better named Katoikia, since no grant of land is involved) system in which participants receive work opportunities and dwelling in exchange for religious affiliation and participation in certain Ecclesiarchal programs.
*Arsinoe Ptolemaie (Arsinoe II) is marked as the mother of Ptolemaios Euergetes as Arsinoe is marked as Ptolemaios Philadelphos's wife, although it is Arsinoe I (Fanon: Arsinoe Lysimache) who is the mother of Ptolemaios. (Fixed)
*The Libuoi and the Hugo's Orphanage are the only pre-rework families in which the male Sim population outnumber the female
*There are three Sims whose designs are based on or influenced by League of Legends. Galateia "Pi" Tarantina's design was influenced by [[wikia:c:leagueoflegends:Lulu|Lulu]], Nikanor Trapezountios based off [[wikia:c:leagueoflegends:Viktor|Viktor]], and Tariq Ali [[wikia:c:leagueoflegends:Taric|Taric]].
*There are also obvious reference to Warhammer 40K Dawn of War, and the number of sims dwarve all other references.
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