The Mersyffians inhabit the Kingdom Isle of Mersyff, situated in the central south of Mernia. Their exotic isle is as colourful as it is vibrant, yet few outsiders ever see it for themselves. Separated far from the mainland, it is protected by deadly seas and constantly patrolled by pirates.
These Mersyffian Pirates may share the isle’s name, but they are no friends to the kingdom. The rift between them runs deep—tracing back to the original Pirate King, who fled Mersyff during a civil war with his two brothers. Though centuries have passed, the grudge endures.
Mersyffians revere the blaego, much like the Zaureez, and often style their hair to mimic the creature’s flowing mane. Mersyffian women are known to tattoo themselves with the spots found on female blaegos, and are famed for emulating the beasts’ fiery confidence.
Easy-going by nature, they are slow to anger—but once wronged, they pride themselves on finishing any fight they did not start.
The Mersyffians inhabit the Kingdom Isle of Mersyff, situated in the central south of Mernia. Their exotic isle is as colourful as it is vibrant, yet few outsiders ever see it for themselves. Separated far from the mainland, it is protected by deadly seas and constantly patrolled by pirates.
These Mersyffian Pirates may share the isle’s name, but they are no friends to the kingdom. The rift between them runs deep—tracing back to the original Pirate King, who fled Mersyff during a civil war with his two brothers. Though centuries have passed, the grudge endures.
Mersyffians revere the blaego, much like the Zaureez, and often style their hair to mimic the creature’s flowing mane. Mersyffian women are known to tattoo themselves with the spots found on female blaegos, and are famed for emulating the beasts’ fiery confidence.
Easy-going by nature, they are slow to anger—but once wronged, they pride themselves on finishing any fight they did not start.
The Mersyffians inhabit the Kingdom Isle of Mersyff, situated in the central south of Mernia. Their exotic isle is as colourful as it is vibrant, yet few outsiders ever see it for themselves. Separated far from the mainland, it is protected by deadly seas and constantly patrolled by pirates.
These Mersyffian Pirates may share the isle’s name, but they are no friends to the kingdom. The rift between them runs deep—tracing back to the original Pirate King, who fled Mersyff during a civil war with his two brothers. Though centuries have passed, the grudge endures.
Mersyffians revere the blaego, much like the Zaureez, and often style their hair to mimic the creature’s flowing mane. Mersyffian women are known to tattoo themselves with the spots found on female blaegos, and are famed for emulating the beasts’ fiery confidence.
Easy-going by nature, they are slow to anger—but once wronged, they pride themselves on finishing any fight they did not start.
The Mersyffians inhabit the Kingdom Isle of Mersyff, situated in the central south of Mernia. Their exotic isle is as colourful as it is vibrant, yet few outsiders ever see it for themselves. Separated far from the mainland, it is protected by deadly seas and constantly patrolled by pirates.
These Mersyffian Pirates may share the isle’s name, but they are no friends to the kingdom. The rift between them runs deep—tracing back to the original Pirate King, who fled Mersyff during a civil war with his two brothers. Though centuries have passed, the grudge endures.
Mersyffians revere the blaego, much like the Zaureez, and often style their hair to mimic the creature’s flowing mane. Mersyffian women are known to tattoo themselves with the spots found on female blaegos, and are famed for emulating the beasts’ fiery confidence.
Easy-going by nature, they are slow to anger—but once wronged, they pride themselves on finishing any fight they did not start.
The Mersyffians inhabit the Kingdom Isle of Mersyff, situated in the central south of Mernia. Their exotic isle is as colourful as it is vibrant, yet few outsiders ever see it for themselves. Separated far from the mainland, it is protected by deadly seas and constantly patrolled by pirates.
These Mersyffian Pirates may share the isle’s name, but they are no friends to the kingdom. The rift between them runs deep—tracing back to the original Pirate King, who fled Mersyff during a civil war with his two brothers. Though centuries have passed, the grudge endures.
Mersyffians revere the blaego, much like the Zaureez, and often style their hair to mimic the creature’s flowing mane. Mersyffian women are known to tattoo themselves with the spots found on female blaegos, and are famed for emulating the beasts’ fiery confidence.
Easy-going by nature, they are slow to anger—but once wronged, they pride themselves on finishing any fight they did not start.