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Soft Paws

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	'''Soft Paws''' is a [[Var-Tchukka]] [[gnoll]] scout and mercenary. Though raised in a clan that lived in the foothills of the [[Asvan Mountains]] of [[Amshan]], at some point in the past he headed north to [[Abanir]] where he has spent most of his adult life, finding employment in caravans or as a sell-sword. He rarely keeps any work for long, however, as despite long living outside Var-Tchukka tribes Soft Paws still retains the gnoll beliefs regarding personal property, or lack thereof, and has a habit of confiscating items from traders or his wards when he believes he could make better use of them.		'''Soft Paws''' is a [[Var-Tchukka]] [[gnoll]] scout and mercenary. Though raised in a clan that lived in the foothills of the [[Asvan Mountains]] of [[Amshan]], at some point in the past he headed north to [[Abanir]] where he has spent most of his adult life, finding employment in caravans or as a sell-sword. He rarely keeps any work for long, however, as despite long living outside Var-Tchukka tribes Soft Paws still retains the gnoll beliefs regarding personal property, or lack thereof, and has a habit of confiscating items from traders or his wards when he believes he could make better use of them.

	In {{Year\|6976}} a group of adventurers, seeking allies and caravan members for a journey along the [[Hundred Days Road]] to [[Rovakhad]], encountered Soft Paws in [[Narbanden]] and recruited him for his expertise as a forward scout He accompanied them to their final destination, after which he returned to the southern steppe.		In {{Year\|6976}} a group of adventurers, seeking allies and caravan members for a journey along the [[Hundred Days Road]] to [[Rovakhad]], encountered Soft Paws in [[Narbanden]] and recruited him for his expertise as a forward scout. He accompanied them to their final destination, after which he returned to the southern steppe.

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In Fire Shaped

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	'''In Fire Shaped''' is a pine leshy cook and artist. In {{Year\|6976}} a group of adventurers, seeking allies and caravan members for a journey along the [[Hundred Days Road]] to [[Rovakhad]], encountered In Fire Shaped in [[Narbanden]] where she was working as a cook for the local [[Amshani]] [[dynast-prince]], recruiting her for her expertise. She accompanied them to their final destination, after which hse returned to the southern steppe.		'''In Fire Shaped''' is a pine leshy cook and artist. In {{Year\|6976}} a group of adventurers, seeking allies and caravan members for a journey along the [[Hundred Days Road]] to [[Rovakhad]], encountered In Fire Shaped in [[Narbanden]] where she was working as a cook for the local [[Amshan\|Amshani]] [[Dynast-Prince\|dynast-prince]], recruiting her for her expertise. She accompanied them to their final destination, after which hse returned to the southern steppe.

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In Fire Shaped

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'''In Fire Shaped''' is a pine leshy cook and artist. In {{Year|6976}} a group of adventurers, seeking allies and caravan members for a journey along the [[Hundred Days Road]] to [[Rovakhad]], encountered In Fire Shaped in [[Narbanden]] where she was working as a cook for the local [[Amshani]] [[dynast-prince]], recruiting her for her expertise. She accompanied them to their final destination, after which hse returned to the southern steppe.

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Soft Paws

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'''Soft Paws''' is a [[Var-Tchukka]] [[gnoll]] scout and mercenary. Though raised in a clan that lived in the foothills of the [[Asvan Mountains]] of [[Amshan]], at some point in the past he headed north to [[Abanir]] where he has spent most of his adult life, finding employment in caravans or as a sell-sword. He rarely keeps any work for long, however, as despite long living outside Var-Tchukka tribes Soft Paws still retains the gnoll beliefs regarding personal property, or lack thereof, and has a habit of confiscating items from traders or his wards when he believes he could make better use of them.

In {{Year|6976}} a group of adventurers, seeking allies and caravan members for a journey along the [[Hundred Days Road]] to [[Rovakhad]], encountered Soft Paws in [[Narbanden]] and recruited him for his expertise as a forward scout He accompanied them to their final destination, after which he returned to the southern steppe.

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Dalyan

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	== Notable individuals ==		== Notable individuals ==
	~~Daylan~~ is the home of the Roquefort family.		Dalyan is the home of the Roquefort family.

	A cleric of [[Taliash]], [[Atana Costel]], serves as a spiritual and moral guide to the townsfolk.		A cleric of [[Taliash]], [[Atana Costel]], serves as a spiritual and moral guide to the townsfolk.

Lorakh

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	'''Lorakh''' {{Pronunciation\|LORE-ack}} is a elderly [[Druzda\|Druzdan]] cleric of [[Agtazu]]. Though her faith, and those of the [[Orcish pantheon]] more broadly, almost never engage in proselytizing, Lorakh has for most of her life traveled across the [[Aban Steppe]] constructing shrines and teaching others of her goddess. In doing so she has collected a large numbers of stories, legends, and beliefs of others, which she has ~~sown~~ into her clothing. Her robes, armor, and cloak are therefore her most valuable possessions, as they represent her life's work. Through these travels and endless conversations Lorakh has taken much influence from those she has met, altering her own worship of Agtazu with elements from the [[Abanir pantheon\|religion]] of the steppe.		'''Lorakh''' {{Pronunciation\|LORE-ack}} is a elderly [[Druzda\|Druzdan]] cleric of [[Agtazu]]. Though her faith, and those of the [[Orcish pantheon]] more broadly, almost never engage in proselytizing, Lorakh has for most of her life traveled across the [[Aban Steppe]] constructing shrines and teaching others of her goddess. In doing so she has collected a large numbers of stories, legends, and beliefs of others, which she has sewn into her clothing. Her robes, armor, and cloak are therefore her most valuable possessions, as they represent her life's work. Through these travels and endless conversations Lorakh has taken much influence from those she has met, altering her own worship of Agtazu with elements from the [[Abanir pantheon\|religion]] of the steppe.

	In {{Year\|6976}} a group of adventurers, seeking allies and caravan members for a journey along the [[Hundred Days Road]] to [[Rovakhad]], encountered Lorakh in [[Narbanden]] and recruited her for her expertise with the disparate peoples of the steppe. She accompanied them much of their way, but departed after learning they were transporting a [[necromancy\|necromantic]] artifact. Lorakh then returned to the western steppe.		In {{Year\|6976}} a group of adventurers, seeking allies and caravan members for a journey along the [[Hundred Days Road]] to [[Rovakhad]], encountered Lorakh in [[Narbanden]] and recruited her for her expertise with the disparate peoples of the steppe. She accompanied them much of their way, but departed after learning they were transporting a [[necromancy\|necromantic]] artifact. Lorakh then returned to the western steppe.

Vuuran Tarhesh Kol

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	'''Vuuran Tarhesh Kol''' {{Pronunciation\|VOO-rahn TAR-hesh KOLL}} is an aged [[Urkhaim]] [[dwarf\|dwarvan]] hunter and scout. Cast out from his homeland as punishment for crimes against the gods, Vuuran Tarhesh has since found employment with caravans along the [[Hundred Days Road]]. He has attracted something of a reputation as hot-headed and impulsive, with a tendency to be the only survivor of expeditions that otherwise a grisly end.		'''Vuuran Tarhesh Kol''' {{Pronunciation\|VOO-rahn TAR-hesh KOLL}} is an aged [[Urkhaim]] [[dwarf\|dwarvan]] hunter and scout. Cast out from his homeland as punishment for crimes against the gods, Vuuran Tarhesh has since found employment with caravans along the [[Hundred Days Road]]. He has attracted something of a reputation as hot-headed and impulsive, with a tendency to be the only survivor of expeditions that otherwise met a grisly end.

	As of {{Year\|6976}} Vuuran Tarhesh was living in the northern [[Amshan\|Amshani]] city of [[Narbanden]].		As of {{Year\|6976}} Vuuran Tarhesh was living in the northern [[Amshan\|Amshani]] city of [[Narbanden]].

Korvon

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	The ''Korvon''' {{Pronunciation\|KORE-vonn}} are a [[dwarf\|dwarven]] nomadic people of the [[Wounds]] who consider themselves [[Fanakara\|Fanakaran]]. They abandoned the mountain cities of [[Harv Taruhm]] long ago, originally over religious matters and their rejection of the [[Taruhmite pantheon\|antagonistic pantheon]], but a broad enmity has developed since then - the Taruhmites view the Korvon as willful agents of [[Tnatrak]], while the Korvon in turn view their kin as suffering a slow death due to their overly conservative culture.		The '''Korvon''' {{Pronunciation\|KORE-vonn}} are a [[dwarf\|dwarven]] nomadic people of the [[Wounds]] who consider themselves [[Fanakara\|Fanakaran]]. They abandoned the mountain cities of [[Harv Taruhm]] long ago, originally over religious matters and their rejection of the [[Taruhmite pantheon\|antagonistic pantheon]], but a broad enmity has developed since then - the Taruhmites view the Korvon as willful agents of [[Tnatrak]], while the Korvon in turn view their kin as suffering a slow death due to their overly conservative culture.

	Nearly all other peoples of the Wounds have bad relations, if any, with the Korvon.		Nearly all other peoples of the Wounds have bad relations, if any, with the Korvon.
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	Unlike the oar-driven ships of the Taruhmites and [[Harv Doruhl\|Doruhlites]], the Korvon use more nimble sailing ships, more akin to the catamarans commonly used by other Fanakara. These vessels tend to be much larger than those built by other seafaring peoples, however, though still smaller than Taruhmite galleys. They infrequently feature covered living space, only sometimes employing woven mats as canopies, as the Korvon prefer to avoid long voyages at sea. Instead they hop between coastal island villages, their ships only carrying what is immediately needed. Over-preparing is seen as a failing amongst the Korvon, in fact, as to them it shows a lack of confidence in one's own abilities or in those of their crew-clan.		Unlike the oar-driven ships of the Taruhmites and [[Harv Doruhl\|Doruhlites]], the Korvon use more nimble sailing ships, more akin to the catamarans commonly used by other Fanakara. These vessels tend to be much larger than those built by other seafaring peoples, however, though still smaller than Taruhmite galleys. They infrequently feature covered living space, only sometimes employing woven mats as canopies, as the Korvon prefer to avoid long voyages at sea. Instead they hop between coastal island villages, their ships only carrying what is immediately needed. Over-preparing is seen as a failing amongst the Korvon, in fact, as to them it shows a lack of confidence in one's own abilities or in those of their crew-clan.

	The Korvon engage in frequent raiding of the villages and encampments of other peoples of the Wounds, both as a means of acquiring wealth and as a way of seeking personal status. Each crew-clan has their preferred method of conducting these raids, but strikes in the darkness of night are common - the sight of fires approaching from the sea, the result of the Korvon attaching tar-covered ropes to their ships and setting them ablaze, are feared by many peoples of the Wounds. But not all items the Korvon steal in this way are even used. Some are, those for which they can find an immediate practical ~~use~~, but others are stashed away in secret sea caves and other hidden locations, possibly recovered later but more often incorporated into an individual's personal legend.		The Korvon engage in frequent raiding of the villages and encampments of other peoples of the Wounds, both as a means of acquiring wealth and as a way of seeking personal status. Each crew-clan has their preferred method of conducting these raids, but strikes in the darkness of night are common - the sight of fires approaching from the sea, the result of the Korvon attaching tar-covered ropes to their ships and setting them ablaze, are feared by many peoples of the Wounds. But not all items the Korvon steal in this way are even used. Some are, those for which they can find an immediate practical purpose, but others are stashed away in secret sea caves and other hidden locations, possibly recovered later but more often incorporated into an individual's personal legend.

	While they consider themselves Fanakaran, the Korvon are culturally quite distinct in many ways. Of the most striking of these is that they lack a prohibition on writing, and in fact encourage it, as it is an important way of sharing their daring deeds, even if only amongst themselves.		While they consider themselves Fanakaran, the Korvon are culturally quite distinct in many ways. One of the most striking of these is that they lack a prohibition on writing, and in fact encourage it, as it is an important way of sharing their daring deeds even if only amongst themselves.

	As a consequence of their raiding the Korvon are despised by many others who live in the Wounds, but none more so than the [[Keleta-Ru]], with whom they have a long enmity stemming from what the Keleta-Ru view as numerous breaks of their rules of hospitality. Korvon warriors do, however, frequently join the [[Shieldbound]], in greater proportional numbers than any other people other than perhaps the [[Bakari]].		As a consequence of their raiding the Korvon are despised by many others who live in the Wounds, but none more so than the [[Keleta-Ru]], with whom they have a long enmity stemming from what the Keleta-Ru view as numerous breaks of their rules of hospitality. Korvon warriors do, however, frequently join the [[Shieldbound]], in greater proportional numbers than any other people other than perhaps the [[Bakari]].

	== Government ==		== Government ==
	Only those who prove themselves can lead the Korvon. The ~~role~~ of captain, of which there are many, is held by the dwarf most capable with the spear, the word, and their own physical form. A well-respected and strong captain commands the respect and loyalty of his crew-clan, but those viewed as lacking will be frequently challenged until they are able to demonstrate their worthiness. Such challenges may take many forms, limited only by what the clan considers fair, but sparring matches, hunting or diving competitions, and spell-writing contests are all common.		Only those who prove themselves can lead the Korvon. The position of captain, of which there are many, is held by the dwarf most capable with the spear, the word, and their own physical form. A well-respected and strong captain commands the respect and loyalty of his crew-clan, but those viewed as lacking will be frequently challenged until they are able to demonstrate their worthiness. Such challenges may take many forms, limited only by what the clan considers fair, but sparring matches, hunting or diving competitions, and spell-writing contests are all common.

	Captains lead not ships but rather people, who then happen to serve as crew on a given ship. This leadership applies equally when on land. Korvon settlements are typically led by many captains, who tend to carefully deliminate what is theirs.		Captains lead not ships but rather people, who then happen to serve as crew on a given ship. This leadership applies equally when on land. Korvon settlements are typically led by many captains, who tend to carefully deliminate what is theirs.

Ptolin

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	== History ==		== History ==
	Traditionally the Ptolin maintained semi-nomadic lifestyles in the westernmost stretches of the Spine, moving between seasonal camps in the lowlands and in the fog oases in higher elevations. As M-Taran expanded into their territories they presented the same offer to the Ptolin as they had to other peoples of the mountains - pay tribute in corvee labor and accept relocation when the empire deemed it necessary, and in return be left to their own means. To the Ptolin this was unacceptable. They prided themselves on their independence, and moreover held that forcing anyone to labor on behalf of anyone else was a great crime. Instead they turned towards guerilla warfare, harassing M-Taran armies as they moved through the mountains before retreating back to secret redoubts. While they were able to continue this war for decades, by the later years of the ninety-eighth century the Ptolin had been pushed back into a tiny remnant of their former territory. The outcome seeming obvious, most left the mountains and headed north, into the lowland rainforests and eventually to the Shatter. Most Ptolin now reside in and around the islands, though a small number are said to still remain in the mountains.		Traditionally the Ptolin maintained semi-nomadic lifestyles in the westernmost stretches of the Spine, moving between seasonal camps in the lowlands and the fog oases in higher elevations. As M-Taran expanded into their territories they presented the same offer to the Ptolin as they had to other peoples of the mountains - pay tribute in corvee labor and accept relocation when the empire deemed it necessary, and in return be left to their own means. To the Ptolin this was unacceptable. They prided themselves on their independence, and moreover held that forcing anyone to labor on behalf of anyone else was a great crime. Instead they turned towards guerilla warfare, harassing M-Taran armies as they moved through the mountains before retreating back to secret redoubts. While they were able to continue this war for decades, by the later years of the ninety-eighth century the Ptolin had been pushed back into a tiny remnant of their former territory. The outcome seeming obvious, most left the mountains and headed north, into the lowland rainforests and eventually to the Shatter. Most Ptolin now reside in and around the islands, though a small number are said to still remain in the mountains.

	== Culture ==		== Culture ==

Korvon

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	== Demographics ==		== Demographics ==
	[[Dwarves]] account for effectively the entire Korvon population. There are somewhere between eight hundred and a thousand Korvon, spread across nearly the entirety of the Wounds save for the [[Old Twins]], [[Soul's End Islands]], and [[Salt Spring Archipelago]].		[[Dwarf\|Dwarves]] account for effectively the entire Korvon population. There are somewhere between eight hundred and a thousand Korvon, spread across nearly the entirety of the Wounds save for the [[Old Twins]], [[Soul's End Islands]], and [[Salt Spring Archipelago]].

	== Culture ==		== Culture ==

Korvon

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{{NationInfobox
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|capital = None
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|demonym = Korvon
|adjective = Korvon
|languages = [[Sea-Speak]]; [[Taruhmite Dwarven]]
|religions = [[Animism]] focused on wind spirits
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The ''Korvon''' {{Pronunciation|KORE-vonn}} are a [[dwarf|dwarven]] nomadic people of the [[Wounds]] who consider themselves [[Fanakara|Fanakaran]]. They abandoned the mountain cities of [[Harv Taruhm]] long ago, originally over religious matters and their rejection of the [[Taruhmite pantheon|antagonistic pantheon]], but a broad enmity has developed since then - the Taruhmites view the Korvon as willful agents of [[Tnatrak]], while the Korvon in turn view their kin as suffering a slow death due to their overly conservative culture.

Nearly all other peoples of the Wounds have bad relations, if any, with the Korvon.

== Demographics ==
[[Dwarves]] account for effectively the entire Korvon population. There are somewhere between eight hundred and a thousand Korvon, spread across nearly the entirety of the Wounds save for the [[Old Twins]], [[Soul's End Islands]], and [[Salt Spring Archipelago]].

== Culture ==
The Korvon have entirely abandoned the traditional faith of their people, casting aside the antagonistic Taruhmite gods in favor of animistic beliefs focused on the wind spirits that control life on the open waters of the [[Na-Gaesa Ocean]]. These beliefs are highly decentralized, as the Korvon respect no religious authority. It is the role of their captains to negotiate with, appease, or otherwise commune with these spirits, in order to ensure favorable conditions as they cross the sea.

The most important social unit amongst the Korvon is the crew-clan, effectively an extended family. Loyalty to the crew-clan, both on land and at sea, is paramount, and Korvon social norms are heavily based around avoiding offending or harming other members of one's clan.

Unlike the oar-driven ships of the Taruhmites and [[Harv Doruhl|Doruhlites]], the Korvon use more nimble sailing ships, more akin to the catamarans commonly used by other Fanakara. These vessels tend to be much larger than those built by other seafaring peoples, however, though still smaller than Taruhmite galleys. They infrequently feature covered living space, only sometimes employing woven mats as canopies, as the Korvon prefer to avoid long voyages at sea. Instead they hop between coastal island villages, their ships only carrying what is immediately needed. Over-preparing is seen as a failing amongst the Korvon, in fact, as to them it shows a lack of confidence in one's own abilities or in those of their crew-clan.

The Korvon engage in frequent raiding of the villages and encampments of other peoples of the Wounds, both as a means of acquiring wealth and as a way of seeking personal status. Each crew-clan has their preferred method of conducting these raids, but strikes in the darkness of night are common - the sight of fires approaching from the sea, the result of the Korvon attaching tar-covered ropes to their ships and setting them ablaze, are feared by many peoples of the Wounds. But not all items the Korvon steal in this way are even used. Some are, those for which they can find an immediate practical use, but others are stashed away in secret sea caves and other hidden locations, possibly recovered later but more often incorporated into an individual's personal legend.

While they consider themselves Fanakaran, the Korvon are culturally quite distinct in many ways. Of the most striking of these is that they lack a prohibition on writing, and in fact encourage it, as it is an important way of sharing their daring deeds, even if only amongst themselves.

As a consequence of their raiding the Korvon are despised by many others who live in the Wounds, but none more so than the [[Keleta-Ru]], with whom they have a long enmity stemming from what the Keleta-Ru view as numerous breaks of their rules of hospitality. Korvon warriors do, however, frequently join the [[Shieldbound]], in greater proportional numbers than any other people other than perhaps the [[Bakari]].

== Government ==
Only those who prove themselves can lead the Korvon. The role of captain, of which there are many, is held by the dwarf most capable with the spear, the word, and their own physical form. A well-respected and strong captain commands the respect and loyalty of his crew-clan, but those viewed as lacking will be frequently challenged until they are able to demonstrate their worthiness. Such challenges may take many forms, limited only by what the clan considers fair, but sparring matches, hunting or diving competitions, and spell-writing contests are all common.

Captains lead not ships but rather people, who then happen to serve as crew on a given ship. This leadership applies equally when on land. Korvon settlements are typically led by many captains, who tend to carefully deliminate what is theirs.

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Bone-mender

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'''Bone-menders''' are, along with shamans, the most important religious figures to the [[Urkhaim]] [[dwarf|dwarves]]. These healers receive patronage from all the [[Dwer pantheon|gods]] collectively, giving them their powers of magical restoration, but at a cost. All bone-menders are sworn to lives of silence and neutrality. None are permitted to speak or take sides in any dispute. As a result they are widely trusted and appreciated, welcome even in times of feuds between the dwarven clans, as they can always be relied upon to help tend to the sick and injured. Few bone-menders have homes of their own, instead relying upon the hospitality of strangers as they travel between dwarven communities.

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Urkhaim

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	They traveled for months, passing by many potential new lands to settle, each of which they discarded for already being home to someone else. By now the dwarves had lost any trust in others, as their once-allies amongst the [[targai]] and [[gatai]] of Tomb Lake had long since stopped responding to their calls for aid against the giants. Eventually they found their way to the Northern Wall, where, seeing a rugged and easily defended land with no signs of habitation, they decided to remain.		They traveled for months, passing by many potential new lands to settle, each of which they discarded for already being home to someone else. By now the dwarves had lost any trust in others, as their once-allies amongst the [[targai]] and [[gatai]] of Tomb Lake had long since stopped responding to their calls for aid against the giants. Eventually they found their way to the Northern Wall, where, seeing a rugged and easily defended land with no signs of habitation, they decided to remain.

	As for the Urkhaim warriors, most of the exact details of their last battle with the Xuldorai are ~~unknown~~. What is certain, however, is that they lost decisively. The very few who survived scattered, some finding their way in time to their kin in the Northern Wall, after first returning to their now-abandoned old villages. Others fled elsewhere across the steppe.		As for the Urkhaim warriors, most of the exact details of their last battle with the Xuldorai are lost to shame. What is certain, however, is that they lost decisively. The very few who survived scattered, some finding their way in time to their kin in the Northern Wall, after first returning to their now-abandoned old villages. Others fled elsewhere across the steppe.

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	Though the Urkhaim follow the gods of the [[Dwer pantheon]], their practices of worship differ significantly from those of most other dwarves. Relatively little emphasis is placed on the roles of clerics as authoritative religious figures, as instead the Urkhaim have adopted the typical [[Abanir pantheon\|Abaniri]] view of the divines as entities who must be conversed with on a personal basis. As such, shamans who can aid in understanding the enigmatic speech of the Dwer gods are important in Urkhaim religious life, and are regularly consulted for their advice. Shamans direct offerings to the gods, performing intricate rites in order to turn the attention of the divines towards their petitioners. [[Solnas]] and [[Myrmoris]] are particularly important deities to the Urkhaim.		Though the Urkhaim follow the gods of the [[Dwer pantheon]], their practices of worship differ significantly from those of most other dwarves. Relatively little emphasis is placed on the roles of clerics as authoritative religious figures, as instead the Urkhaim have adopted the typical [[Abanir pantheon\|Abaniri]] view of the divines as entities who must be conversed with on a personal basis. As such, shamans who can aid in understanding the enigmatic speech of the Dwer gods are important in Urkhaim religious life, and are regularly consulted for their advice. Shamans direct offerings to the gods, performing intricate rites in order to turn the attention of the divines towards their petitioners. [[Solnas]] and [[Myrmoris]] are particularly important deities to the Urkhaim.

	Alongside shamans, bone-menders serve another important role in the religion of the Urkhaim. These healers receive patronage from all the gods collectively, giving them their powers of magical restoration, but at a cost. All bone-menders are sworn to lives of silence and neutrality. None are permitted to speak or take sides in any dispute. As a result they are widely trusted and appreciated, welcome even in times of feuds between the dwarven clans, as they can always be relied upon to help tend to the sick and injured. Few bone-menders have homes of their own, instead relying upon the hospitality of strangers as they travel between dwarven communities.		Alongside shamans, [[Bone-mender\|bone-menders]] serve another important role in the religion of the Urkhaim. These healers receive patronage from all the gods collectively, giving them their powers of magical restoration, but at a cost. All bone-menders are sworn to lives of silence and neutrality. None are permitted to speak or take sides in any dispute. As a result they are widely trusted and appreciated, welcome even in times of feuds between the dwarven clans, as they can always be relied upon to help tend to the sick and injured. Few bone-menders have homes of their own, instead relying upon the hospitality of strangers as they travel between dwarven communities.

	There are few temples to the gods in Urkhaim lands, though their cities are home to innumerable small shrines.		There are few temples to the gods in Urkhaim lands, though their cities are home to innumerable small shrines.

Charsis Sedasa

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'''Charsis Sedasa''' {{Pronunciation|CHAR-sis seh-DAH-sah}} is a [[Yurukan|Yurukanite]] scholar hailing from a landed [[aerolith]] near [[Lake Ilithiia]]. While she considers herself something of a polymath, her primary academic focus has been on the ethnography of the various tribes and peoples of [[Abanir]], an interest she has explored through traveling the [[Aban Steppe|steppe]] and spending time with many disparate groups. Sedasa's keen academic interest is blunted only by her disdain for the cultures of the peoples she studies, who she nearly universally views as beneath and primitive to her own. Though she rarely expresses such views openly, in multiple occasions in the past she has been forced to leave encampments in which she had stayed for some time after her notes were discovered by those none too keen to have their beliefs and traditions slighted.

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Lorakh

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	'''Lorakh''' {{Pronunciation\|LORE-ack}} is a elderly [[~~Druza~~\|Druzdan]] cleric of [[Agtazu]]. Though her faith, and those of the [[Orcish pantheon]] more broadly, almost never engage in proselytizing, Lorakh has for most of her life traveled across the [[Aban Steppe]] constructing shrines and teaching others of her goddess. In doing so she has collected a large numbers of stories, legends, and beliefs of others, which she has sown into her clothing. Her robes, armor, and cloak are therefore her most valuable possessions, as they represent her life's work. Through these travels and endless conversations Lorakh has taken much influence from those she has met, altering her own worship of Agtazu with elements from the [[Abanir pantheon\|religion]] of the steppe.		'''Lorakh''' {{Pronunciation\|LORE-ack}} is a elderly [[Druzda\|Druzdan]] cleric of [[Agtazu]]. Though her faith, and those of the [[Orcish pantheon]] more broadly, almost never engage in proselytizing, Lorakh has for most of her life traveled across the [[Aban Steppe]] constructing shrines and teaching others of her goddess. In doing so she has collected a large numbers of stories, legends, and beliefs of others, which she has sown into her clothing. Her robes, armor, and cloak are therefore her most valuable possessions, as they represent her life's work. Through these travels and endless conversations Lorakh has taken much influence from those she has met, altering her own worship of Agtazu with elements from the [[Abanir pantheon\|religion]] of the steppe.

	In {{Year\|6976}} a group of adventurers, seeking allies and caravan members for a journey along the [[Hundred Days Road]] to [[Rovakhad]], encountered Lorakh in [[Narbanden]] and recruited her for her expertise with the disparate peoples of the steppe. She accompanied them much of their way, but departed after learning they were transporting a [[necromancy\|necromantic]] artifact. Lorakh then returned to the western steppe.		In {{Year\|6976}} a group of adventurers, seeking allies and caravan members for a journey along the [[Hundred Days Road]] to [[Rovakhad]], encountered Lorakh in [[Narbanden]] and recruited her for her expertise with the disparate peoples of the steppe. She accompanied them much of their way, but departed after learning they were transporting a [[necromancy\|necromantic]] artifact. Lorakh then returned to the western steppe.

Lorakh

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'''Lorakh''' {{Pronunciation|LORE-ack}} is a elderly [[Druza|Druzdan]] cleric of [[Agtazu]]. Though her faith, and those of the [[Orcish pantheon]] more broadly, almost never engage in proselytizing, Lorakh has for most of her life traveled across the [[Aban Steppe]] constructing shrines and teaching others of her goddess. In doing so she has collected a large numbers of stories, legends, and beliefs of others, which she has sown into her clothing. Her robes, armor, and cloak are therefore her most valuable possessions, as they represent her life's work. Through these travels and endless conversations Lorakh has taken much influence from those she has met, altering her own worship of Agtazu with elements from the [[Abanir pantheon|religion]] of the steppe.

In {{Year|6976}} a group of adventurers, seeking allies and caravan members for a journey along the [[Hundred Days Road]] to [[Rovakhad]], encountered Lorakh in [[Narbanden]] and recruited her for her expertise with the disparate peoples of the steppe. She accompanied them much of their way, but departed after learning they were transporting a [[necromancy|necromantic]] artifact. Lorakh then returned to the western steppe.

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Rakt Fal Morev Werxa

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	'''Rakt Fal Morev Werxa''' {{Pronunciation\|RAHKT FAHL MOH-rev WER-ksah}} is a [[Xuldorai]] outcast. Though she grew up within the [[Rakt]] xuld-tribe, long enough to receive the characteristic ritual scarring of the giants, her relative small stature (standing only 8 feet tall) and physical distinctiveness led to a growing rift between Werxa and the rest of her people. She has since spent her years traveling far across the [[Aban ~~steppe~~]], finding occasional employment with caravans along the [[Hundred Days Road]] but more often venturing alone.		'''Rakt Fal Morev Werxa''' {{Pronunciation\|RAHKT FAHL MOH-rev WER-ksah}} is a [[Xuldorai]] outcast. Though she grew up within the [[Rakt]] xuld-tribe, long enough to receive the characteristic ritual scarring of the giants, her relative small stature (standing only 8 feet tall) and physical distinctiveness led to a growing rift between Werxa and the rest of her people. She has since spent her years traveling far across the [[Aban Steppe]], finding occasional employment with caravans along the [[Hundred Days Road]] but more often venturing alone.

	In {{Year\|6976}} a group of adventurers, seeking allies and caravan members for a journey along the [[Hundred Days Road]] to [[Rovakhad]], encountered Werxa outside [[Narbanden]] and recruited her for her expertise with the creatures of the open grasslands. She accompanied them much of their way, but departed after learning they were transporting a [[necromancy\|necromantic]] artifact. Werxa then returned to the southern steppe.		In {{Year\|6976}} a group of adventurers, seeking allies and caravan members for a journey along the [[Hundred Days Road]] to [[Rovakhad]], encountered Werxa outside [[Narbanden]] and recruited her for her expertise with the creatures of the open grasslands. She accompanied them much of their way, but departed after learning they were transporting a [[necromancy\|necromantic]] artifact. Werxa then returned to the southern steppe.
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Rakt Fal Morev Werxa

Gronk — Sun, 19 Jul 2026 01:06:39 GMT

Created page with "{{PersonInfobox |name = Rakt Fal Morev Werxa |image = |ancestry = Xuldorai |gender = Female |homeland = Abanir }} {{NameXuldorai|given=Werxa|paternal=Morev|maternal=Fal|xuld=Rakt}} '''Rakt Fal Morev Werxa''' {{Pronunciation|RAHKT FAHL MOH-rev WER-ksah}} is a Xuldorai outcast. Though she grew up within the Rakt xuld-tribe, long enough to receive the characteristic ritual scarring of the giants, her relative small stature (standing only 8 feet tall) and p..."

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'''Rakt Fal Morev Werxa''' {{Pronunciation|RAHKT FAHL MOH-rev WER-ksah}} is a [[Xuldorai]] outcast. Though she grew up within the [[Rakt]] xuld-tribe, long enough to receive the characteristic ritual scarring of the giants, her relative small stature (standing only 8 feet tall) and physical distinctiveness led to a growing rift between Werxa and the rest of her people. She has since spent her years traveling far across the [[Aban steppe]], finding occasional employment with caravans along the [[Hundred Days Road]] but more often venturing alone.

In {{Year|6976}} a group of adventurers, seeking allies and caravan members for a journey along the [[Hundred Days Road]] to [[Rovakhad]], encountered Werxa outside [[Narbanden]] and recruited her for her expertise with the creatures of the open grasslands. She accompanied them much of their way, but departed after learning they were transporting a [[necromancy|necromantic]] artifact. Werxa then returned to the southern steppe.

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Xuldorai

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	== Appearance ==		== Appearance ==
	Fully grown, a Xuldorai giant is slightly shorter than most other giants, but at 15 to 20 feet tall they still tower well above any human. They typically let their hair grow long, rarely cutting it unless in anticipation of a great battle, at which point they roughly chop it off. The Xuldorai practice elaborate scarification in the form of deep, parallel, vertical lines that cover their arms, legs, and faces. Most wear hide clothes and armor.		Fully grown, a Xuldorai giant is slightly shorter than most other giants, but at 15 to 20 feet tall they still tower well above any human. They typically let their hair grow long, rarely cutting it unless in anticipation of a great battle, at which point they roughly chop it off. The Xuldorai practice elaborate scarification in the form of deep, parallel, vertical lines that cover the ashen-grey skin of their arms, legs, and faces. Most wear hide clothes and armor.

	== Location ==		== Location ==

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''This individual's name uses the traditional [[Xuldorai]] [[giant]] method of naming. Their given name is {{{given|}}}, their paternal grandfather's name is {{{paternal|}}}, their maternal grandfather's name is {{{maternal|}}}, and their [[xuld]] name is {{{xuld|}}}.''

Arash rel Kelre

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	'''Arash rel Kelre''' {{Pronunciation\|AH-rahsh rell KELL-ree}} is the self-exiled heir to the [[House Kelre\|Kelre clan]], which has historically been influential in the most remote parts of the [[Taizzan Expanse]] within western [[Amshan]]. Soon after reaching adulthood in {{Year\|6985}} he left his birthright behind and headed north to [[Abanir]], fleeing the intra-clan political disputes that had plagued his family for decades. There he found employment with a number of merchant caravans in the southern [[Aban Steppe\|steppe]], primarily in the reaches along the edge of Amshani territory.		'''Arash rel Kelre''' {{Pronunciation\|AH-rahsh rell KELL-ree}} is the self-exiled heir to the [[House Kelre\|Kelre clan]], which has historically been influential in the most remote parts of the [[Taizzan Expanse]] within western [[Amshan]]. Soon after reaching adulthood in {{Year\|6985}} he left his birthright behind and headed north to [[Abanir]], fleeing the intra-clan political disputes that had plagued his family for decades. There he found employment with a number of merchant caravans in the southern [[Aban Steppe\|steppe]], primarily in the reaches along the edge of Amshani territory. Though he preferred not to call attention to his background as a figure of some status, Arash nonetheless has kept his liking for the finery of Amshani fashion and food.

	In {{Year\|6976}} a group of adventurers, seeking allies and caravan members for a journey along the [[Hundred Days Road]] to [[Rovakhad]], encountered Arash in [[Narbanden]] and recruited him for his expertise with pack animals. He accompanied them to their final destination, after which he returned to the southern steppe.		In {{Year\|6976}} a group of adventurers, seeking allies and caravan members for a journey along the [[Hundred Days Road]] to [[Rovakhad]], encountered Arash in [[Narbanden]] and recruited him for his expertise with pack animals. He accompanied them to their final destination, after which he returned to the southern steppe.

Vuuran Tarhesh Kol

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Created page with "{{PersonInfobox |name = Vuuran Tarhesh Kol |image = |ancestry = Dwarf |gender = Male |homeland = Urkhaim }} '''Vuuran Tarhesh Kol''' {{Pronunciation|VOO-rahn TAR-hesh KOLL}} is an aged Urkhaim dwarvan hunter and scout. Cast out from his homeland as punishment for crimes against the gods, Vuuran Tarhesh has since found employment with caravans along the Hundred Days Road. He has attracted something of a reputation as hot-headed and impulsive, wi..."

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'''Vuuran Tarhesh Kol''' {{Pronunciation|VOO-rahn TAR-hesh KOLL}} is an aged [[Urkhaim]] [[dwarf|dwarvan]] hunter and scout. Cast out from his homeland as punishment for crimes against the gods, Vuuran Tarhesh has since found employment with caravans along the [[Hundred Days Road]]. He has attracted something of a reputation as hot-headed and impulsive, with a tendency to be the only survivor of expeditions that otherwise a grisly end.

As of {{Year|6976}} Vuuran Tarhesh was living in the northern [[Amshan|Amshani]] city of [[Narbanden]].

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Arash rel Kelre

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Created page with "{{PersonInfobox |name = Arash rel Kelre |image = |ancestry = Human |gender = Male |homeland = Amshan |affiliation = House Kelre }} '''Arash rel Kelre''' {{Pronunciation|AH-rahsh rell KELL-ree}} is the self-exiled heir to the Kelre clan, which has historically been influential in the most remote parts of the Taizzan Expanse within western Amshan. Soon after reaching adulthood in {{Year|6985}} he left his birthright behind and headed no..."

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'''Arash rel Kelre''' {{Pronunciation|AH-rahsh rell KELL-ree}} is the self-exiled heir to the [[House Kelre|Kelre clan]], which has historically been influential in the most remote parts of the [[Taizzan Expanse]] within western [[Amshan]]. Soon after reaching adulthood in {{Year|6985}} he left his birthright behind and headed north to [[Abanir]], fleeing the intra-clan political disputes that had plagued his family for decades. There he found employment with a number of merchant caravans in the southern [[Aban Steppe|steppe]], primarily in the reaches along the edge of Amshani territory.

In {{Year|6976}} a group of adventurers, seeking allies and caravan members for a journey along the [[Hundred Days Road]] to [[Rovakhad]], encountered Arash in [[Narbanden]] and recruited him for his expertise with pack animals. He accompanied them to their final destination, after which he returned to the southern steppe.

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Fleet of the Desert

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The '''Fleet of the Desert''' is a mythical fleet of galleys said to sail the dunes of the [[Sangora Desolation]] like waves, crewed by ghostly half-real sailors. While most who live in the desert itself, like the [[Akwarai]], [[Kessung]], and [[Seshem]], believe stories of the fleet to be nonsense, they nonetheless have proven enduring amongst those along the margins of the Sangora, especially the inhabitants of the [[Western Coast]] and the riverine communities of [[Khapesh]].

In most stories, the fleet comes to the rescue of those stranded and disoriented by sandstorms, lack of supplies, or other ill fortune, carrying them with on the ships' journey until the next safe town or oasis is reached. But in a handful of legends, particularly popular in the coastal towns on the far western reaches of the Sangora, the fleet is instead malevolent, raiding any hardscrabble settlements they encounter and felling caravans in the deep desert.

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