The Erthens are often called Empire-Bane, a title earned after their victory in the Noble Revolution. Theirs was the first people to rise against the Mernic Empire, whose domination lasted for over a thousand years.
After the Dirty Revolution, the Erthens’ once-notorious methods of guerrilla warfare came to an end—especially following the public executions of the disgraced Noble Revolutionaries. Since then, their proud warrior identity has made them both indispensable and expendable, fighting Mernia’s wars in the service of others.
Due to The Paolemernic Crusade, Erthen has seen a record low in fighting-age males, their brave and noble bones now littering the beaches and plains of the Holy Lands.
Beyond their strength in conflict, Erthens are particularly honourable and welcoming. Though often poor in coin, the bonds between Erthens—especially outside the cities—are exceptionally strong. It is common to hear them greet one another with the phrase Yon Mer nel Azu—One Ocean of God.
The Erthens are often called Empire-Bane, a title earned after their victory in the Noble Revolution. Theirs was the first people to rise against the Mernic Empire, whose domination lasted for over a thousand years.
After the Dirty Revolution, the Erthens’ once-notorious methods of guerrilla warfare came to an end—especially following the public executions of the disgraced Noble Revolutionaries. Since then, their proud warrior identity has made them both indispensable and expendable, fighting Mernia’s wars in the service of others.
Due to The Paolemernic Crusade, Erthen has seen a record low in fighting-age males, their brave and noble bones now littering the beaches and plains of the Holy Lands.
Beyond their strength in conflict, Erthens are particularly honourable and welcoming. Though often poor in coin, the bonds between Erthens—especially outside the cities—are exceptionally strong. It is common to hear them greet one another with the phrase Yon Mer nel Azu—One Ocean of God.
The Erthens are often called Empire-Bane, a title earned after their victory in the Noble Revolution. Theirs was the first people to rise against the Mernic Empire, whose domination lasted for over a thousand years.
After the Dirty Revolution, the Erthens’ once-notorious methods of guerrilla warfare came to an end—especially following the public executions of the disgraced Noble Revolutionaries. Since then, their proud warrior identity has made them both indispensable and expendable, fighting Mernia’s wars in the service of others.
Due to The Paolemernic Crusade, Erthen has seen a record low in fighting-age males, their brave and noble bones now littering the beaches and plains of the Holy Lands.
Beyond their strength in conflict, Erthens are particularly honourable and welcoming. Though often poor in coin, the bonds between Erthens—especially outside the cities—are exceptionally strong. It is common to hear them greet one another with the phrase Yon Mer nel Azu—One Ocean of God.
The Erthens are often called Empire-Bane, a title earned after their victory in the Noble Revolution. Theirs was the first people to rise against the Mernic Empire, whose domination lasted for over a thousand years.
After the Dirty Revolution, the Erthens’ once-notorious methods of guerrilla warfare came to an end—especially following the public executions of the disgraced Noble Revolutionaries. Since then, their proud warrior identity has made them both indispensable and expendable, fighting Mernia’s wars in the service of others.
Due to The Paolemernic Crusade, Erthen has seen a record low in fighting-age males, their brave and noble bones now littering the beaches and plains of the Holy Lands.
Beyond their strength in conflict, Erthens are particularly honourable and welcoming. Though often poor in coin, the bonds between Erthens—especially outside the cities—are exceptionally strong. It is common to hear them greet one another with the phrase Yon Mer nel Azu—One Ocean of God.
The Erthens are often called Empire-Bane, a title earned after their victory in the Noble Revolution. Theirs was the first people to rise against the Mernic Empire, whose domination lasted for over a thousand years.
After the Dirty Revolution, the Erthens’ once-notorious methods of guerrilla warfare came to an end—especially following the public executions of the disgraced Noble Revolutionaries. Since then, their proud warrior identity has made them both indispensable and expendable, fighting Mernia’s wars in the service of others.
Due to The Paolemernic Crusade, Erthen has seen a record low in fighting-age males, their brave and noble bones now littering the beaches and plains of the Holy Lands.
Beyond their strength in conflict, Erthens are particularly honourable and welcoming. Though often poor in coin, the bonds between Erthens—especially outside the cities—are exceptionally strong. It is common to hear them greet one another with the phrase Yon Mer nel Azu—One Ocean of God.