West-Mernic culture is, like the East, an eclectic mix of peoples, beliefs, and goods. These are the peoples of the Pyreez Free States, inhabiting ancient lands once contested by the gods themselves.
The west coast and its surrounding lands are currently claimed by the Paolemern Empire and their Corynth Crusaders. Yet, the war touches the eastern cities little, causing unease and unrest throughout the Central and Eastern States.
As in Karth, no single faith dominates. In truth, faith itself is rare in the city-states of Mernia’s west. The old ways of witches and sorcery have long been persecuted, and gold is worshipped more than any idol.
And yet, the old ways endure.
Whispers of spirituality, of unity, of true liberty threaten to uproot the endless corruption of Free Statesmen and their oligarchic elite. Culture, in its truest form, has long been the enemy of the wealthy few—a force they have warped and twisted to better control the masses. Perhaps their cultures will be reclaimed…
West-Mernic culture is, like the East, an eclectic mix of peoples, beliefs, and goods. These are the peoples of the Pyreez Free States, inhabiting ancient lands once contested by the gods themselves.
The west coast and its surrounding lands are currently claimed by the Paolemern Empire and their Corynth Crusaders. Yet, the war touches the eastern cities little, causing unease and unrest throughout the Central and Eastern States.
As in Karth, no single faith dominates. In truth, faith itself is rare in the city-states of Mernia’s west. The old ways of witches and sorcery have long been persecuted, and gold is worshipped more than any idol.
And yet, the old ways endure.
Whispers of spirituality, of unity, of true liberty threaten to uproot the endless corruption of Free Statesmen and their oligarchic elite. Culture, in its truest form, has long been the enemy of the wealthy few—a force they have warped and twisted to better control the masses. Perhaps their cultures will be reclaimed…
West-Mernic culture is, like the East, an eclectic mix of peoples, beliefs, and goods. These are the peoples of the Pyreez Free States, inhabiting ancient lands once contested by the gods themselves.
The west coast and its surrounding lands are currently claimed by the Paolemern Empire and their Corynth Crusaders. Yet, the war touches the eastern cities little, causing unease and unrest throughout the Central and Eastern States.
As in Karth, no single faith dominates. In truth, faith itself is rare in the city-states of Mernia’s west. The old ways of witches and sorcery have long been persecuted, and gold is worshipped more than any idol.
And yet, the old ways endure.
Whispers of spirituality, of unity, of true liberty threaten to uproot the endless corruption of Free Statesmen and their oligarchic elite. Culture, in its truest form, has long been the enemy of the wealthy few—a force they have warped and twisted to better control the masses. Perhaps their cultures will be reclaimed…
West-Mernic culture is, like the East, an eclectic mix of peoples, beliefs, and goods. These are the peoples of the Pyreez Free States, inhabiting ancient lands once contested by the gods themselves.
The west coast and its surrounding lands are currently claimed by the Paolemern Empire and their Corynth Crusaders. Yet, the war touches the eastern cities little, causing unease and unrest throughout the Central and Eastern States.
As in Karth, no single faith dominates. In truth, faith itself is rare in the city-states of Mernia’s west. The old ways of witches and sorcery have long been persecuted, and gold is worshipped more than any idol.
And yet, the old ways endure.
Whispers of spirituality, of unity, of true liberty threaten to uproot the endless corruption of Free Statesmen and their oligarchic elite. Culture, in its truest form, has long been the enemy of the wealthy few—a force they have warped and twisted to better control the masses. Perhaps their cultures will be reclaimed…
West-Mernic culture is, like the East, an eclectic mix of peoples, beliefs, and goods. These are the peoples of the Pyreez Free States, inhabiting ancient lands once contested by the gods themselves.
The west coast and its surrounding lands are currently claimed by the Paolemern Empire and their Corynth Crusaders. Yet, the war touches the eastern cities little, causing unease and unrest throughout the Central and Eastern States.
As in Karth, no single faith dominates. In truth, faith itself is rare in the city-states of Mernia’s west. The old ways of witches and sorcery have long been persecuted, and gold is worshipped more than any idol.
And yet, the old ways endure.
Whispers of spirituality, of unity, of true liberty threaten to uproot the endless corruption of Free Statesmen and their oligarchic elite. Culture, in its truest form, has long been the enemy of the wealthy few—a force they have warped and twisted to better control the masses. Perhaps their cultures will be reclaimed…