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:Few Drolac are found in other cultures or nations. Their reasons for leaving for extended duration vary from wande ...heir pastoral existence living in remote areas away from the more populous cultures.

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:Cultures which believe souls are portioned out by some deity see souls twins as acci :Some cultures believe these twins are echoes from past lives which the original soul expe

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...served as the primary conduit for international trade amongst [[treahni]] cultures on its shores and islands. In addition aquatic nomads the [[Ru-Pani (people

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...his state. Over this time he has studied extensively the various lands and cultures of his world. He is fluent in fourteen languages, some of which haven't be ...aken him beyond the borders of Waejir; to learn the death rituals of other cultures and religions. Despite an understanding of the difference between his own f

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...fighting pits, pugilism rings, and other arenas, are present in nearly all cultures, mostly underground, and quasi legal. Anyone who thinks they have the skill :Person on person violence is seen as part of life in most cultures, but in ''The Sands'' it has become a spectator sport. Oft times the partic

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:For most cultures on Entorais the new year is celebrated on the first day of spring. Celebrat

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:The Saynoh Calander is the default calendar of most cultures and nations.

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...ting order. This group is the closest thing to an 'Inquisition' within the cultures and nations whom worship The Twinned Goddess.

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;General:Some cultures have taken to raising these fish in ponds.

...moke berries are edible raw, or cooked in pies and other pastries. In some cultures they are sun dried and saved for later use throughout winter.

...sion vectors is handling living or dead victims and their belongings. Some cultures believe the dark plague is spread from the lips of demons which feed on sle

...as an outcast, but is not driven from his people as might happen in other cultures.

...round rituals and prayers to the divine for invention. In many nations and cultures theurgy is the only acceptable magic, since it comes from the gods, and any

:The Malys do not settle into villages in the manner of other cultures, instead they claim dispersed territory under single clans covering a large

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;General:Some cultures may utilize n'kar beetles to remove flesh from corpses before interring the

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;General:Given the migratory nature they are difficult to keep, however some cultures have managed to utilize such birds, training them as fishing animals.

...d ambitious. She uses her mixed heritage to bridge the gap between the two cultures and is fluent in both the [[Tabrani (language)|Tabrani]] and [[Malys (langu

:The belief in demonic spiritual entities is pervasive throughout nearly all cultures of Entorais. There is a consensus that remnant demons that were not destroy

...s poetry written in many languages to better grasp the soul of the foreign cultures he deals with in his position. He also writes some of his own, which take t

;Fear:In many cultures, most living mortals have an ingrained fear of disembodied shades, ghosts a

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...d views toward "less civilized" people, as he feels they are from inferior cultures.

...ddess worship. Canon current to 402 YG. In [[Twinned Goddess]] worshipping cultures a "Before Goddess" / "Year of the Goddess" (BG/YG) convention is used.

;General:Domestication of Rabbox occurs in most cultures that have access to these beasts. They are used as pack animals, and due to

;General:Many cultures will have domesticated stei for hunting, or vermin control roles.

.... Naturally attuned to the tides and currents as many islanders are. Other cultures have less need to be on the water, so they tend to be good fighters on land

...ting order. This group is the closest thing to an 'Inquisition' within the cultures and nations whom worship The Twin Goddess. ...hurch, and is to be expected given the vast geographic spread and multiple cultures of those worshipping the Twinned Goddess.

...s used, and layouts or spreads used for interpretation vary widely between cultures and from individual card readers. The process involves a supplicant asking

:Guildpersons form the middle class in many cultures. Holding more wealth than the unskilled labourers, peasant farmers, and oth :Given a low literacy rate in most cultures, guilds engage in the practice of tattooing the rank and membership in a gu

...a xenophobic people, the Sildaryn do not engage in any trade with outside cultures or nations. ...ettlers returns. This has deterred many efforts at colonization by foreign cultures and nations, but the land is fertile and tempting, so it will continue and

...erseas may have learned additional foreign languages as appropriate to the cultures they regularly interact with. :Iskandeans mark ones age using the solstices like many other cultures. A child's age being the number of sols since their naming day.

...si of Entorais, are considered primitive and bestial by ''more civilized'' cultures, mostly because they have less advanced technology. They live off the land, ...ed on the sun's position in the sky, but do not track the hours like other cultures.

:While secular ceremonies are observed in many cultures, for the Tabrani a religious overtone pervades even the common milestones o

:The Tak-Mi-Lah do not celebrate biennial birthdays, like many other cultures. they do note the stages of child's development though, and as children rea

...esmen in Kythus may know secondary languages from neighbouring nations and cultures such as [[Layor (language)|Layor]], [[Aralian (language)|Aralian]], [[Tabra

...icate between distinct tribal groups. Where they have contact with foreign cultures a second or third language may be known. [[Tabral]] is also a common second

...n to music. Instruments and musical styles are a blend borrowed from other cultures and like their fashion create a unique cultural style.

...mon. The Sildaryn concepts of wealth and property are different than other cultures and they do not use any form of currency, so betting on outcomes is less ab

...seem to directly challenge the divine as the true source of magic. In some cultures these powers are seen as blessings from the gods, or evidence of demi-godho

...rences due to the shear size of the territory. Smaller enclaves of foreign cultures exist within the great cities and larger towns of sufficient population to