The Poaleez rarely refer to themselves by that name. Dominated by the largest island—Kelpoa—the inhabitants of the remaining four islands begrudgingly participate in a collective council. This council is frequently leveraged by the Kelpoaleez to dictate the terms of the Oanalajj—the Divine Gathering.
Despite their influence, other Poaleez cultures continue to thrive.
The Aboaleez still revere the nekoi vultures, incorporating them into funerary rituals that carry the flesh of the dead to the afterlife in the sky.
The Ehruleez openly spit upon the gods of the Kelpoaleez, their Tahetzhin warriors paying homage instead to Gobilyo-Rylajj with every kill.
The Kepnoleez voice their dissent more strategically—through diplomacy or trade. They are often supported by the Suitgret, steadfast allies who bring a measure of balance to the Kelpoaleez’s dominance in the Divine Gatherings.
The Poaleez rarely refer to themselves by that name. Dominated by the largest island—Kelpoa—the inhabitants of the remaining four islands begrudgingly participate in a collective council. This council is frequently leveraged by the Kelpoaleez to dictate the terms of the Oanalajj—the Divine Gathering.
Despite their influence, other Poaleez cultures continue to thrive.
The Aboaleez still revere the nekoi vultures, incorporating them into funerary rituals that carry the flesh of the dead to the afterlife in the sky.
The Ehruleez openly spit upon the gods of the Kelpoaleez, their Tahetzhin warriors paying homage instead to Gobilyo-Rylajj with every kill.
The Kepnoleez voice their dissent more strategically—through diplomacy or trade. They are often supported by the Suitgret, steadfast allies who bring a measure of balance to the Kelpoaleez’s dominance in the Divine Gatherings.
The Poaleez rarely refer to themselves by that name. Dominated by the largest island—Kelpoa—the inhabitants of the remaining four islands begrudgingly participate in a collective council. This council is frequently leveraged by the Kelpoaleez to dictate the terms of the Oanalajj—the Divine Gathering.
Despite their influence, other Poaleez cultures continue to thrive.
The Aboaleez still revere the nekoi vultures, incorporating them into funerary rituals that carry the flesh of the dead to the afterlife in the sky.
The Ehruleez openly spit upon the gods of the Kelpoaleez, their Tahetzhin warriors paying homage instead to Gobilyo-Rylajj with every kill.
The Kepnoleez voice their dissent more strategically—through diplomacy or trade. They are often supported by the Suitgret, steadfast allies who bring a measure of balance to the Kelpoaleez’s dominance in the Divine Gatherings.
The Poaleez rarely refer to themselves by that name. Dominated by the largest island—Kelpoa—the inhabitants of the remaining four islands begrudgingly participate in a collective council. This council is frequently leveraged by the Kelpoaleez to dictate the terms of the Oanalajj—the Divine Gathering.
Despite their influence, other Poaleez cultures continue to thrive.
The Aboaleez still revere the nekoi vultures, incorporating them into funerary rituals that carry the flesh of the dead to the afterlife in the sky.
The Ehruleez openly spit upon the gods of the Kelpoaleez, their Tahetzhin warriors paying homage instead to Gobilyo-Rylajj with every kill.
The Kepnoleez voice their dissent more strategically—through diplomacy or trade. They are often supported by the Suitgret, steadfast allies who bring a measure of balance to the Kelpoaleez’s dominance in the Divine Gatherings.
The Poaleez rarely refer to themselves by that name. Dominated by the largest island—Kelpoa—the inhabitants of the remaining four islands begrudgingly participate in a collective council. This council is frequently leveraged by the Kelpoaleez to dictate the terms of the Oanalajj—the Divine Gathering.
Despite their influence, other Poaleez cultures continue to thrive.
The Aboaleez still revere the nekoi vultures, incorporating them into funerary rituals that carry the flesh of the dead to the afterlife in the sky.
The Ehruleez openly spit upon the gods of the Kelpoaleez, their Tahetzhin warriors paying homage instead to Gobilyo-Rylajj with every kill.
The Kepnoleez voice their dissent more strategically—through diplomacy or trade. They are often supported by the Suitgret, steadfast allies who bring a measure of balance to the Kelpoaleez’s dominance in the Divine Gatherings.