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= | ==About== | ||
==Origins== | ===Origins=== | ||
==Geography== | ===Geography=== | ||
:Most Drolac are found living in independent villages dotting the length of the [[Darlom | :Most Drolac are found living in independent villages dotting the length of the [[Darlom Mountains]] in alpine meadows and forests. A Drolac minority is found within the population of [[Fahdel's Purchase]]. | ||
:Few Drolac are found in other cultures or nations. Their reasons for leaving for extended duration vary from wanderlust to exile. For shorter trips it is usually to engage in trade with nearby [[Treahni]] or [[Qulani (people)|Qulani]] settlements. | |||
:Few Drolac are found in other cultures or nations. Their reasons for leaving for extended duration vary from wanderlust to exile. For shorter trips it is usually to engage in trade with nearby [[Treahni]] or [[Qulani]] settlements. | |||
==Language== | ===Language=== | ||
=Family= | ==Family== | ||
==Structure / Size== | ===Structure / Size=== | ||
==Roles of Family Members== | ===Roles of Family Members=== | ||
==Importance== | ===Importance=== | ||
==Influence== | ===Influence=== | ||
==Orphans== | ===Orphans=== | ||
=Religion= | ==Religion== | ||
==Primary Beliefs== | ===Primary Beliefs=== | ||
==Religious Figures== | ===Religious Figures=== | ||
==List of Religious Observances== | ===List of Religious Observances=== | ||
==Structure== | ===Structure=== | ||
=Ceremonial= | ==Ceremonial== | ||
==Birth== | ===Birth=== | ||
==Naming== | ===Naming=== | ||
==Age== | ===Age=== | ||
==Apprenticeship== | ===Apprenticeship=== | ||
==Adulthood== | ===Adulthood=== | ||
==Marriage== | ===Marriage=== | ||
==Divorce== | ===Divorce=== | ||
==Death== | ===Death=== | ||
==Inheritance== | ===Inheritance=== | ||
=Diet= | ==Diet== | ||
==Food== | ===Food=== | ||
===Cultural Dishes=== | ====Cultural Dishes==== | ||
===Spice / Flavours=== | ====Spice / Flavours==== | ||
==Drink== | ===Drink=== | ||
===Non-Alcoholic=== | ====Non-Alcoholic==== | ||
===Alcohol=== | ====Alcohol==== | ||
=Fashion= | ==Fashion== | ||
==Textiles== | ===Textiles=== | ||
===Dyes=== | ====Dyes==== | ||
===Embellishments=== | ====Embellishments==== | ||
==Outfits== | ===Outfits=== | ||
===Daily by Class=== | ====Daily by Class==== | ||
===Ceremonial=== | ====Ceremonial==== | ||
=== | ====Regalia==== | ||
==Jewellery== | ===Jewellery=== | ||
==Makeup== | ===Makeup=== | ||
=Leisure Activities= | ==Leisure Activities== | ||
==Sports== | ===Sports=== | ||
==Games== | ===Games=== | ||
===Gambling=== | ====Gambling==== | ||
==Social Gatherings== | ===Social Gatherings=== | ||
=Arts= | ==Arts== | ||
==Storytelling== | ===Storytelling=== | ||
==Writing== | ===Writing=== | ||
===Poetry=== | ====Poetry==== | ||
===Fiction=== | ====Fiction==== | ||
==Theatre== | ===Theatre=== | ||
===Acting=== | ====Acting==== | ||
===Plays=== | ====Plays==== | ||
==Dance== | ===Dance=== | ||
===Gymnastics=== | ====Gymnastics==== | ||
==Music== | ===Music=== | ||
===Singing=== | ====Singing==== | ||
===Percussion=== | ====Percussion==== | ||
===Strings=== | ====Strings==== | ||
===Wind=== | ====Wind==== | ||
==Painting== | ===Painting=== | ||
==Sculpture== | ===Sculpture=== | ||
=Time= | ==Time== | ||
==Timekeeping== | ===Timekeeping=== | ||
==Daily Routine== | ===Daily Routine=== | ||
==Timeline== | ===Timeline=== | ||
=Persons= | ==External Relations== | ||
:Drolac are seen as slow and simple folk. They generally do not establish large settlements and tend to be reclusive. They seem content with their pastoral existence living in remote areas away from the more populous cultures. | |||
;Drolac | |||
:Drolac seldom travel great distances, but villages will have limited contact with neighbouring settlements, mostly for trade. Drolac are usually cordial towards other Drolac. | |||
;Pëlöryk | |||
:Drolac will avoid Pëlöryk if possible, they do not go looking for fights, but will defend their territory from raids when necessary. | |||
;Etausi | |||
:Drolac only know of the Etausi Daut by virtue of overlapping geography. Relations between the two cultures are generally on a case by case basis, beginning as neutral except for trade, or possibly a common threat. | |||
;Qulani | |||
:Drolac and Qulani are on reasonably friendly terms. They will trade and respect each others territory. | |||
;Sildaryn | |||
:Drolac and sildaryn have no contact with each other. | |||
;Treahni | |||
:Given the scattered nature of Drolac settlements, most will only know of the closest Treahni culture. Relations vary based on the neighbouring cultures attitude towards the Drolac. Generally neutral, seldom interacting except for trade. | |||
:Attempts to conquer or subjugate the Drolac usually fail due to the Drolac home field advantage. Such efforts are rare due to the lack of immediately useful resources to be gained from such endeavours. | |||
==Persons== | |||
:[[List of Persons by Culture#Drolac|List of Drolac Persons]] | :[[List of Persons by Culture#Drolac|List of Drolac Persons]] | ||
=Stories | ==Stories== | ||
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:[[Gentle (fifty word fantasy)]] | :[[Gentle (fifty word fantasy)]] | ||
</div> | </div> | ||
=See Also= | ==See Also== | ||
:[[Drolac (nation)]] | :[[Drolac (nation)]] | ||
:[[Drolac (people)]] | :[[Drolac (people)]] | ||
Latest revision as of 00:24, 29 August 2022
About
Origins
Geography
- Most Drolac are found living in independent villages dotting the length of the Darlom Mountains in alpine meadows and forests. A Drolac minority is found within the population of Fahdel's Purchase.
- Few Drolac are found in other cultures or nations. Their reasons for leaving for extended duration vary from wanderlust to exile. For shorter trips it is usually to engage in trade with nearby Treahni or Qulani settlements.
Language
Family
Structure / Size
Roles of Family Members
Importance
Influence
Orphans
Religion
Primary Beliefs
Religious Figures
List of Religious Observances
Structure
Ceremonial
Birth
Naming
Age
Apprenticeship
Adulthood
Marriage
Divorce
Death
Inheritance
Diet
Food
Cultural Dishes
Spice / Flavours
Drink
Non-Alcoholic
Alcohol
Fashion
Textiles
Dyes
Embellishments
Outfits
Daily by Class
Ceremonial
Regalia
Jewellery
Makeup
Leisure Activities
Sports
Games
Gambling
Social Gatherings
Arts
Storytelling
Writing
Poetry
Fiction
Theatre
Acting
Plays
Dance
Gymnastics
Music
Singing
Percussion
Strings
Wind
Painting
Sculpture
Time
Timekeeping
Daily Routine
Timeline
External Relations
- Drolac are seen as slow and simple folk. They generally do not establish large settlements and tend to be reclusive. They seem content with their pastoral existence living in remote areas away from the more populous cultures.
- Drolac
- Drolac seldom travel great distances, but villages will have limited contact with neighbouring settlements, mostly for trade. Drolac are usually cordial towards other Drolac.
- Pëlöryk
- Drolac will avoid Pëlöryk if possible, they do not go looking for fights, but will defend their territory from raids when necessary.
- Etausi
- Drolac only know of the Etausi Daut by virtue of overlapping geography. Relations between the two cultures are generally on a case by case basis, beginning as neutral except for trade, or possibly a common threat.
- Qulani
- Drolac and Qulani are on reasonably friendly terms. They will trade and respect each others territory.
- Sildaryn
- Drolac and sildaryn have no contact with each other.
- Treahni
- Given the scattered nature of Drolac settlements, most will only know of the closest Treahni culture. Relations vary based on the neighbouring cultures attitude towards the Drolac. Generally neutral, seldom interacting except for trade.
- Attempts to conquer or subjugate the Drolac usually fail due to the Drolac home field advantage. Such efforts are rare due to the lack of immediately useful resources to be gained from such endeavours.
