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	=== Lycanthropy ===		=== Lycanthropy ===
	Lycanthropy is relatively common within Bronze-Armed towns and neighborhoods, certainly to a greater degree than is typical elsewhere around the Chaska Sea. Their communities are broadly quite tolerant of those with the condition, usually viewing it more as a personal struggle than a dangerous curse to be cast out.		[[Lycanthropy\|Lycanthropy]] is relatively common within Bronze-Armed towns and neighborhoods, certainly to a greater degree than is typical elsewhere around the Chaska Sea. Their communities are broadly quite tolerant of those with the condition, usually viewing it more as a personal struggle than a dangerous curse to be cast out.

	[[Category:Heritages]]		[[Category:Heritages]]
	[[Category:Chaska Sea]]		[[Category:Chaska Sea]]

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	== Demographics ==		== Demographics ==
	Humans account for the majority of the Bronze-Armed, but they are joined by large numbers of orcs, half-orcs, and [[tengu]] as well.		[[Human\|Humans]] account for the majority of the Bronze-Armed, but they are joined by large numbers of [[orc\|orcs]], half-orcs, and [[tengu]] as well.

	== Culture ==		== Culture ==

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	=== Religion ===		=== Religion ===
	Though some amongst the Bronze-Armed continue to hold to the worship of the [[~~Laurentian~~ pantheon]], the vast majority have adopted the gods of the [[Chaskan pantheon]] over time. There are a handful of Bronze-Armed that venerate the [[Khapeshan pantheon\|Khapeshan pantheonic]] deities as well. Though they have not adopted it widely, they are disproportionately represented within the ranks of the [[Monadism\|Monadists]].		Though some amongst the Bronze-Armed continue to hold to the worship of the [[Talgazan pantheon]], the vast majority have adopted the gods of the [[Chaskan pantheon]] over time. There are a handful of Bronze-Armed that venerate the [[Khapeshan pantheon\|Khapeshan pantheonic]] deities as well. Though they have not adopted it widely, they are disproportionately represented within the ranks of the [[Monadism\|Monadists]].

	=== Traditions ===		=== Traditions ===

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	== Demographics ==		== Demographics ==
	Humans account for the majority of the Bronze-Armed, but they are joined by large numbers of orcs, half-orcs, and tengu as well.		Humans account for the majority of the Bronze-Armed, but they are joined by large numbers of orcs, half-orcs, and [[tengu]] as well.

	== Culture ==		== Culture ==

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	Multiple waves of migrations over hundreds of years brought the Bronze-Armed to the Chaska. The ancestors of most hailed from [[Icepeak Island]] and the [[Serpent Islands]], the historical places of origin for most Rothurlandic vikings. Some sailed to the Chaska Sea as part of raiding expeditions, and only later decided to settle in the area, while others ventured forth with the explicit goal of colonization.		Multiple waves of migrations over hundreds of years brought the Bronze-Armed to the Chaska. The ancestors of most hailed from [[Icepeak Island]] and the [[Serpent Islands]], the historical places of origin for most Rothurlandic vikings. Some sailed to the Chaska Sea as part of raiding expeditions, and only later decided to settle in the area, while others ventured forth with the explicit goal of colonization.

	The name of the Bronze-Armed comes from a historical yet legendary figure named [[Hildr Bronze-Arm]] who lived in the early ninth millennium. Tales of her exploits are an important part of Bronze-Armed culture. In many she is a hero, a great protector who fought sea beasts that attacked ships under her command as they sailed forth from Rothurland, heading towards the southern Chaska for the first time. In some cautionary tales she takes a more ambiguous role, a leader who cared for her people yet who was prone to lash out violently at those close to her. Historically she was once seen by many as a saint of [[Runo]], but these beliefs have faded greatly with time.		The name of the Bronze-Armed comes from a historical yet legendary figure named [[Hildr Bronze-Arm]] who lived in the early ninth millennium. Tales of her exploits are an important part of Bronze-Armed culture. In many she is a hero, a great protector who fought sea beasts that attacked ships under her command as they sailed forth from Rothurland, heading towards the southern Chaska for the first time. In some cautionary tales she takes a more ambiguous role, a leader who cared for her people yet who was prone to lash out violently at those close to her. Historically she was once seen by many as a [[saint]] of [[Runo]], but these beliefs have faded greatly with time.

	== Location ==		== Location ==

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	The name of the Bronze-Armed comes from a historical yet legendary figure named [[Hildr Bronze-Arm]] who lived in the early ninth millennium. Tales of her exploits are an important part of Bronze-Armed culture. In many she is a hero, a great protector who fought sea beasts that attacked ships under her command as they sailed forth from Rothurland, heading towards the southern Chaska for the first time. In some cautionary tales she takes a more ambiguous role, a leader who cared for her people yet who was prone to lash out violently at those close to her. Historically she was once seen by many as a saint of [[Runo]], but these beliefs have faded greatly with time.		The name of the Bronze-Armed comes from a historical yet legendary figure named [[Hildr Bronze-Arm]] who lived in the early ninth millennium. Tales of her exploits are an important part of Bronze-Armed culture. In many she is a hero, a great protector who fought sea beasts that attacked ships under her command as they sailed forth from Rothurland, heading towards the southern Chaska for the first time. In some cautionary tales she takes a more ambiguous role, a leader who cared for her people yet who was prone to lash out violently at those close to her. Historically she was once seen by many as a saint of [[Runo]], but these beliefs have faded greatly with time.

	== ~~Geographical location~~ ==		== Location ==
	The majority of the Bronze-Armed live in the [[Western Coast]]. In general their their cultural practices have been added into the melting pot of the region, slowly becoming less distinct of an identity over time, but this is not the case everywhere. The inhabitants of some Western Coast cities, notably [[Idalion]] and [[Ledra]], largely continue to consider themselves Bronze-Armed, as do many that reside in the smaller towns to the east between [[Russicada]] and [[Ophir]].		The majority of the Bronze-Armed live in the [[Western Coast]]. In general their their cultural practices have been added into the melting pot of the region, slowly becoming less distinct of an identity over time, but this is not the case everywhere. The inhabitants of some Western Coast cities, notably [[Idalion]] and [[Ledra]], largely continue to consider themselves Bronze-Armed, as do many that reside in the smaller towns to the east between [[Russicada]] and [[Ophir]].

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	Lycanthropy is relatively common within Bronze-Armed towns and neighborhoods, certainly to a greater degree than is typical elsewhere around the Chaska Sea. Their communities are broadly quite tolerant of those with the condition, usually viewing it more as a personal struggle than a dangerous curse to be cast out.		Lycanthropy is relatively common within Bronze-Armed towns and neighborhoods, certainly to a greater degree than is typical elsewhere around the Chaska Sea. Their communities are broadly quite tolerant of those with the condition, usually viewing it more as a personal struggle than a dangerous curse to be cast out.

	[[Category:~~Ethnicities~~]]		[[Category:Heritages]]
	[[Category:Chaska Sea]]		[[Category:Chaska Sea]]

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	The '''Bronze-Armed''' are the descendants of [[Rothurland\|Rothurlandic]] vikings and colonists who settled on the southern and western coasts of the [[Chaska Sea]]. Though the ancestors of most of the Bronze-Armed arrived in the region ~~many~~ centuries if not millennia ago, they retain many traditions from their homeland, even as their cultures have fused with others nearby.		The '''Bronze-Armed''' are the descendants of [[Rothurland\|Rothurlandic]] vikings and colonists who settled on the southern and western coasts of the [[Chaska Sea]]. Though the ancestors of most of the Bronze-Armed arrived in the region centuries if not millennia ago, they retain many traditions from their homeland, even as their cultures have fused with others nearby.

	== History ==		== History ==
	Multiple waves of migrations over hundreds of years brought the Bronze-Armed to the Chaska. The ancestors of most hailed from [[Icepeak Island]] and the [[Serpent Islands]], the historical places of origin for most Rothurlandic vikings. Some sailed to the Chaska Sea as part of raiding expeditions, and only later decided to settle in the area, while others ventured forth with the explicit goal of colonization.		Multiple waves of migrations over hundreds of years brought the Bronze-Armed to the Chaska. The ancestors of most hailed from [[Icepeak Island]] and the [[Serpent Islands]], the historical places of origin for most Rothurlandic vikings. Some sailed to the Chaska Sea as part of raiding expeditions, and only later decided to settle in the area, while others ventured forth with the explicit goal of colonization.

	The name of the Bronze-Armed comes from a historical yet legendary figure named [[Hildr Bronze-Arm]] who lived in the ~~middle of the~~ ninth millennium. Tales of her exploits are an important part of Bronze-Armed culture. In many she is a hero, a great protector who fought sea beasts that attacked ships under her command as they sailed forth from Rothurland, heading towards the southern Chaska for the first time. In some cautionary tales she takes a more ambiguous role, a leader who cared for her people yet who was prone to lash out violently at those close to her. Historically she was once seen by many as a saint of [[Runo]], but these beliefs have faded greatly with time.		The name of the Bronze-Armed comes from a historical yet legendary figure named [[Hildr Bronze-Arm]] who lived in the early ninth millennium. Tales of her exploits are an important part of Bronze-Armed culture. In many she is a hero, a great protector who fought sea beasts that attacked ships under her command as they sailed forth from Rothurland, heading towards the southern Chaska for the first time. In some cautionary tales she takes a more ambiguous role, a leader who cared for her people yet who was prone to lash out violently at those close to her. Historically she was once seen by many as a saint of [[Runo]], but these beliefs have faded greatly with time.

	== Geographical location ==		== Geographical location ==
	The majority of the Bronze-Armed live in the [[Western Coast]]. In general their their cultural practices have been added into the melting pot of the region, slowly becoming less distinct of an identity over time, but this is not the case everywhere. The inhabitants of Western Coast cities, notably [[Idalion]] and [[Ledra]], largely continue to consider themselves Bronze-Armed, as do many that reside in the smaller towns to the east, between [[Russicada]] and [[Ophir]].		The majority of the Bronze-Armed live in the [[Western Coast]]. In general their their cultural practices have been added into the melting pot of the region, slowly becoming less distinct of an identity over time, but this is not the case everywhere. The inhabitants of some Western Coast cities, notably [[Idalion]] and [[Ledra]], largely continue to consider themselves Bronze-Armed, as do many that reside in the smaller towns to the east between [[Russicada]] and [[Ophir]].

	== Demographics ==		== Demographics ==
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	=== Religion ===		=== Religion ===
	Though some amongst the Bronze-Armed continue to hold to the worship of the [[Laurentian pantheon]], the vast majority have adopted the gods of the [[Chaskan pantheon]] ~~instead~~. There are a handful of Bronze-Armed that venerate the [[Khapeshan pantheon]] as well. Though they have not adopted it widely, they are disproportionately represented within the ranks of the [[Monadism\|Monadists]].		Though some amongst the Bronze-Armed continue to hold to the worship of the [[Laurentian pantheon]], the vast majority have adopted the gods of the [[Chaskan pantheon]] over time. There are a handful of Bronze-Armed that venerate the [[Khapeshan pantheon\|Khapeshan pantheonic]] deities as well. Though they have not adopted it widely, they are disproportionately represented within the ranks of the [[Monadism\|Monadists]].

	=== Traditions ===		=== Traditions ===
	Bronze-Armed traditions have gradually grown less and less distinct over the course of their long presence in the Chaska Sea. Some continue to call themselves Bronze-Armed while ~~being~~ otherwise having ~~literally~~ to culturally distinguish themselves from the other inhabitants of the region. Still, most are diligent at keeping at least some of their old traditions alive, often at least in part out of pride for the voyages of their ancestors.		Bronze-Armed traditions have gradually grown less and less distinct over the course of their long presence in the Chaska Sea. Some continue to call themselves Bronze-Armed while otherwise having little to culturally distinguish themselves from the other inhabitants of the region. Still, most are diligent at keeping at least some of their old traditions alive, often at least in part out of pride for the voyages of their ancestors.

	Gravestones for deceased Bronze-Armed often resemble Rothurlandic runestones in design and inscription. Knowledge of [[Roeda]] and its writing system, or at least heavily modified forms of both, has persisted almost exclusively for use in creating these grave markers. Particularly celebrated or noteworthy individuals might even have menhirs erected in their honor, upon which is written accounts of their deeds in life.		Gravestones for deceased Bronze-Armed often resemble Rothurlandic runestones in design and inscription. Knowledge of [[Roeda]] and its writing system, or at least heavily modified forms of both, has persisted almost exclusively for use in creating these grave markers. Particularly celebrated or noteworthy individuals might even have menhirs erected in their honor, usually located along the coasts, upon which is written accounts of their deeds in life.

	=== Seafaring ===		=== Seafaring ===
	Even amongst the many other inhabitants of coastal Chaskan ~~settlement~~, the Bronze-Armed retain a reputation as skilled seafarers. Most use typical Chaskan galleys, though ~~longboats~~ adapted from old Rothurlandic designs continue to be built and set afloat on occasion. By and large these vessels are seen as more ceremonial than practical, however, primarily constructed as part of great festivities as a way of educating each generation about their history.		Even amongst the many other inhabitants of coastal Chaskan settlements, the Bronze-Armed retain a reputation as skilled seafarers. Most use typical Chaskan galleys, though longships adapted from old Rothurlandic designs continue to be built and set afloat on occasion. By and large these vessels are seen as more ceremonial than practical, however, primarily constructed as part of great festivities as a way of educating each generation about their history.

	=== Names ===		=== Names ===

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	=== Religion ===		=== Religion ===
	Though some amongst the Bronze-Armed continue to hold to the worship of the [[Laurentian pantheon]], the vast majority have adopted the gods of the [[Chaskan pantheon]] instead. There are a handful of Bronze-Armed that venerate the [[Khapeshan pantheon]] as well. Though they have not adopted it widely, they are disproportionately represented within the ranks of the [[Monadists]].		Though some amongst the Bronze-Armed continue to hold to the worship of the [[Laurentian pantheon]], the vast majority have adopted the gods of the [[Chaskan pantheon]] instead. There are a handful of Bronze-Armed that venerate the [[Khapeshan pantheon]] as well. Though they have not adopted it widely, they are disproportionately represented within the ranks of the [[Monadism\|Monadists]].

	=== Traditions ===		=== Traditions ===

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The '''Bronze-Armed''' are the descendants of [[Rothurland|Rothurlandic]] vikings and colonists who settled on the southern and western coasts of the [[Chaska Sea]]. Though the ancestors of most of the Bronze-Armed arrived in the region many centuries if not millennia ago, they retain many traditions from their homeland, even as their cultures have fused with others nearby.

== History ==
Multiple waves of migrations over hundreds of years brought the Bronze-Armed to the Chaska. The ancestors of most hailed from [[Icepeak Island]] and the [[Serpent Islands]], the historical places of origin for most Rothurlandic vikings. Some sailed to the Chaska Sea as part of raiding expeditions, and only later decided to settle in the area, while others ventured forth with the explicit goal of colonization.

The name of the Bronze-Armed comes from a historical yet legendary figure named [[Hildr Bronze-Arm]] who lived in the middle of the ninth millennium. Tales of her exploits are an important part of Bronze-Armed culture. In many she is a hero, a great protector who fought sea beasts that attacked ships under her command as they sailed forth from Rothurland, heading towards the southern Chaska for the first time. In some cautionary tales she takes a more ambiguous role, a leader who cared for her people yet who was prone to lash out violently at those close to her. Historically she was once seen by many as a saint of [[Runo]], but these beliefs have faded greatly with time.

== Geographical location ==
The majority of the Bronze-Armed live in the [[Western Coast]]. In general their their cultural practices have been added into the melting pot of the region, slowly becoming less distinct of an identity over time, but this is not the case everywhere. The inhabitants of Western Coast cities, notably [[Idalion]] and [[Ledra]], largely continue to consider themselves Bronze-Armed, as do many that reside in the smaller towns to the east, between [[Russicada]] and [[Ophir]].

== Demographics ==
Humans account for the majority of the Bronze-Armed, but they are joined by large numbers of orcs, half-orcs, and tengu as well.

== Culture ==

=== Religion ===
Though some amongst the Bronze-Armed continue to hold to the worship of the [[Laurentian pantheon]], the vast majority have adopted the gods of the [[Chaskan pantheon]] instead. There are a handful of Bronze-Armed that venerate the [[Khapeshan pantheon]] as well. Though they have not adopted it widely, they are disproportionately represented within the ranks of the [[Monadists]].

=== Traditions ===
Bronze-Armed traditions have gradually grown less and less distinct over the course of their long presence in the Chaska Sea. Some continue to call themselves Bronze-Armed while being otherwise having literally to culturally distinguish themselves from the other inhabitants of the region. Still, most are diligent at keeping at least some of their old traditions alive, often at least in part out of pride for the voyages of their ancestors.

Gravestones for deceased Bronze-Armed often resemble Rothurlandic runestones in design and inscription. Knowledge of [[Roeda]] and its writing system, or at least heavily modified forms of both, has persisted almost exclusively for use in creating these grave markers. Particularly celebrated or noteworthy individuals might even have menhirs erected in their honor, upon which is written accounts of their deeds in life.

=== Seafaring ===
Even amongst the many other inhabitants of coastal Chaskan settlement, the Bronze-Armed retain a reputation as skilled seafarers. Most use typical Chaskan galleys, though longboats adapted from old Rothurlandic designs continue to be built and set afloat on occasion. By and large these vessels are seen as more ceremonial than practical, however, primarily constructed as part of great festivities as a way of educating each generation about their history.

=== Names ===
Many Bronze-Armed continue to use patronymic or matronymic names in the Rothurlandic style.

=== Lycanthropy ===
Lycanthropy is relatively common within Bronze-Armed towns and neighborhoods, certainly to a greater degree than is typical elsewhere around the Chaska Sea. Their communities are broadly quite tolerant of those with the condition, usually viewing it more as a personal struggle than a dangerous curse to be cast out.

[[Category:Ethnicities]]
[[Category:Chaska Sea]]