North-Marcians inhabit the more temperate centrelands and the gloomy north of Marcia. The term encompasses the peoples of the Clay Lands of the Draemeres, the Seadrake Lands of Glenwer, the Thrainish Kingdom of the Shell Lands, and the Bronze Lands of Towerth. They are often paler than their southern counterparts, with hair ranging from blonde and red to auburn and brown.
As in the south, their cultures vary greatly. The western realms of the Glenwers and Claylanders are deeply entwined with the Traysians of Marcia, whereas Towerth and Thrain hold to the teachings of the Ardulai. That is not to say there are no shared traits across the north: for example, both the Glenwers and the Thrainish revere the sea and are exceptional sailors. Then again, Towerth and Glenwer share a long-standing history of bad blood and territorial encroachment.
The closest bond of the four realms is between the Draemere and the Glenwers. One need only visit a tavern in the Glenwer town of Taar—or cross the river bridge into the Clay Land’s Taarhearth—to witness the camaraderie for themselves.
North-Marcians inhabit the more temperate centrelands and the gloomy north of Marcia. The term encompasses the peoples of the Clay Lands of the Draemeres, the Seadrake Lands of Glenwer, the Thrainish Kingdom of the Shell Lands, and the Bronze Lands of Towerth. They are often paler than their southern counterparts, with hair ranging from blonde and red to auburn and brown.
As in the south, their cultures vary greatly. The western realms of the Glenwers and Claylanders are deeply entwined with the Traysians of Marcia, whereas Towerth and Thrain hold to the teachings of the Ardulai. That is not to say there are no shared traits across the north: for example, both the Glenwers and the Thrainish revere the sea and are exceptional sailors. Then again, Towerth and Glenwer share a long-standing history of bad blood and territorial encroachment.
The closest bond of the four realms is between the Draemere and the Glenwers. One need only visit a tavern in the Glenwer town of Taar—or cross the river bridge into the Clay Land’s Taarhearth—to witness the camaraderie for themselves.
North-Marcians inhabit the more temperate centrelands and the gloomy north of Marcia. The term encompasses the peoples of the Clay Lands of the Draemeres, the Seadrake Lands of Glenwer, the Thrainish Kingdom of the Shell Lands, and the Bronze Lands of Towerth. They are often paler than their southern counterparts, with hair ranging from blonde and red to auburn and brown.
As in the south, their cultures vary greatly. The western realms of the Glenwers and Claylanders are deeply entwined with the Traysians of Marcia, whereas Towerth and Thrain hold to the teachings of the Ardulai. That is not to say there are no shared traits across the north: for example, both the Glenwers and the Thrainish revere the sea and are exceptional sailors. Then again, Towerth and Glenwer share a long-standing history of bad blood and territorial encroachment.
The closest bond of the four realms is between the Draemere and the Glenwers. One need only visit a tavern in the Glenwer town of Taar—or cross the river bridge into the Clay Land’s Taarhearth—to witness the camaraderie for themselves.
North-Marcians inhabit the more temperate centrelands and the gloomy north of Marcia. The term encompasses the peoples of the Clay Lands of the Draemeres, the Seadrake Lands of Glenwer, the Thrainish Kingdom of the Shell Lands, and the Bronze Lands of Towerth. They are often paler than their southern counterparts, with hair ranging from blonde and red to auburn and brown.
As in the south, their cultures vary greatly. The western realms of the Glenwers and Claylanders are deeply entwined with the Traysians of Marcia, whereas Towerth and Thrain hold to the teachings of the Ardulai. That is not to say there are no shared traits across the north: for example, both the Glenwers and the Thrainish revere the sea and are exceptional sailors. Then again, Towerth and Glenwer share a long-standing history of bad blood and territorial encroachment.
The closest bond of the four realms is between the Draemere and the Glenwers. One need only visit a tavern in the Glenwer town of Taar—or cross the river bridge into the Clay Land’s Taarhearth—to witness the camaraderie for themselves.
North-Marcians inhabit the more temperate centrelands and the gloomy north of Marcia. The term encompasses the peoples of the Clay Lands of the Draemeres, the Seadrake Lands of Glenwer, the Thrainish Kingdom of the Shell Lands, and the Bronze Lands of Towerth. They are often paler than their southern counterparts, with hair ranging from blonde and red to auburn and brown.
As in the south, their cultures vary greatly. The western realms of the Glenwers and Claylanders are deeply entwined with the Traysians of Marcia, whereas Towerth and Thrain hold to the teachings of the Ardulai. That is not to say there are no shared traits across the north: for example, both the Glenwers and the Thrainish revere the sea and are exceptional sailors. Then again, Towerth and Glenwer share a long-standing history of bad blood and territorial encroachment.
The closest bond of the four realms is between the Draemere and the Glenwers. One need only visit a tavern in the Glenwer town of Taar—or cross the river bridge into the Clay Land’s Taarhearth—to witness the camaraderie for themselves.