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- 23:03, 25 May 2023 Nagas (hist | edit) [5,180 bytes] Quinn (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Naga biology enforces the worst traits of civilized folk, with no true laws to redeem them. They are murderers, cannibals, and rapists all. Their very existance is an affront to nature, and their only saving grace is that their vile habits most often turn upon themselves. Kill the biggest amongst their number and the rest will fall upon its corpse to the exclusion of all else. Nagas favor close quarters combat as it allows them ample opportunity to claim corpses or feast...")
- 23:02, 25 May 2023 Verdandai (hist | edit) [8,287 bytes] Quinn (talk | contribs) (Created page with "-And so Ipkatomac braved the Forest of Bears, Dotalli upon her back, sick with fever, to ask of the harpies in their mountain nests the child's fate. At last she came to the foot of the Perch, and ascended the slope of the highest peak, pursued by beasts and gods both, until the air grew thin and her breath sent forth smoke into the air. Then fell back her foes, unwilling to tread where not even the strongest trees can thrive. Still Ipkatomac climbed, and rested only to...")
- 23:01, 25 May 2023 Higath (hist | edit) [3,215 bytes] Quinn (talk | contribs) (Created page with ""If it moves, a higath will either bow to it nice-like, or he'll kill it outright, so if they're not bendin' an' prayin' when they sees us, you jus' go ahead an' run for it. 'Course, a particularly polite higath might do both, and not necessarily in that order, so when they start bowin', IF they bow at all, you follow my lead. Each tribes got different greetins' and such. No, I don't know which tribe we're comin' up on now, so don't ask. They're always on the move, you s...")
- 22:59, 25 May 2023 Trowloshes (hist | edit) [5,754 bytes] Quinn (talk | contribs) (Created page with "-The first trowloshe was Jagur, whom Oderac wrought by singing to the stone of the gate of his great hall beneath the mountain-which-is-not-mountain, and after Oderac had sung upon the stone, and shaped it, he breathed knowledge into the form of Jagur, singing, “Thou I hast wrought as tool for my forge, so that ye make take part in the forging of others. Know that, though mine hand be the forger, yea, and also mine song be in the forged, even as it is in ye, yet the ea...")
- 22:58, 25 May 2023 Humans (hist | edit) [4,614 bytes] Quinn (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Humans: Beliefs: varies, includes: god-worship, ancestral worship, spirit-worship. Humans have a wide variety of beliefs, thought by the other races to be a result of their exceedingly short generational memories. In general, however, their understanding of the world can be divided into two groups: The most common of these is the belief that the mortal realm was once created as a sort of proving ground, a battlefield of ideas and fundamental forces, for the god...")
- 22:58, 25 May 2023 Komorae (hist | edit) [5,888 bytes] Quinn (talk | contribs) (Created page with ""There is much knowledge the komorae could give the young races. Almost as much as has been lost to the ages, but such knowledge is no gift. It is a curse. Knowledge is power, yes, but no power comes without cost. The young yearn for knowledge because they think they know its price, that it is like every other sort of power. For every meal, the life of a beast; for every step, a flower crushed underfoot; for every night of warmth, the felling of a tree. They think the co...")
