The Zaureez inhabit the south-eastern Mernic isle of Zaura—a land where the sun seldom rests. They are ruled by a patriarchal monarch, known in their tongue as an Ohbahkurn. Much like the Paolemern Empire, the Kingdom of Zaura functions symbiotically with its religious order, the Nazeeric, to govern the populace.
Gold is one of Zaura’s largest exports. Yet, despite its abundance, it remains deeply revered by the Zaureez. In their tongue, gold—Uolbahn—translates to sun metal, and is worn by those who seek to harness the strength and brilliance of the sun.
Unlike most realms, Zaura enforces sacred boundaries beyond which no outsider may pass. The Zaureez believe their land to be hallowed, its heart reserved only for those of shared blood. Yet, even further south lies a place untouched by kin or stranger alike—a stark realm of white sands and cruel canyons, known only as the Lands of No Man.
The Zaureez inhabit the south-eastern Mernic isle of Zaura—a land where the sun seldom rests. They are ruled by a patriarchal monarch, known in their tongue as an Ohbahkurn. Much like the Paolemern Empire, the Kingdom of Zaura functions symbiotically with its religious order, the Nazeeric, to govern the populace.
Gold is one of Zaura’s largest exports. Yet, despite its abundance, it remains deeply revered by the Zaureez. In their tongue, gold—Uolbahn—translates to sun metal, and is worn by those who seek to harness the strength and brilliance of the sun.
Unlike most realms, Zaura enforces sacred boundaries beyond which no outsider may pass. The Zaureez believe their land to be hallowed, its heart reserved only for those of shared blood. Yet, even further south lies a place untouched by kin or stranger alike—a stark realm of white sands and cruel canyons, known only as the Lands of No Man.
The Zaureez inhabit the south-eastern Mernic isle of Zaura—a land where the sun seldom rests. They are ruled by a patriarchal monarch, known in their tongue as an Ohbahkurn. Much like the Paolemern Empire, the Kingdom of Zaura functions symbiotically with its religious order, the Nazeeric, to govern the populace.
Gold is one of Zaura’s largest exports. Yet, despite its abundance, it remains deeply revered by the Zaureez. In their tongue, gold—Uolbahn—translates to sun metal, and is worn by those who seek to harness the strength and brilliance of the sun.
Unlike most realms, Zaura enforces sacred boundaries beyond which no outsider may pass. The Zaureez believe their land to be hallowed, its heart reserved only for those of shared blood. Yet, even further south lies a place untouched by kin or stranger alike—a stark realm of white sands and cruel canyons, known only as the Lands of No Man.
The Zaureez inhabit the south-eastern Mernic isle of Zaura—a land where the sun seldom rests. They are ruled by a patriarchal monarch, known in their tongue as an Ohbahkurn. Much like the Paolemern Empire, the Kingdom of Zaura functions symbiotically with its religious order, the Nazeeric, to govern the populace.
Gold is one of Zaura’s largest exports. Yet, despite its abundance, it remains deeply revered by the Zaureez. In their tongue, gold—Uolbahn—translates to sun metal, and is worn by those who seek to harness the strength and brilliance of the sun.
Unlike most realms, Zaura enforces sacred boundaries beyond which no outsider may pass. The Zaureez believe their land to be hallowed, its heart reserved only for those of shared blood. Yet, even further south lies a place untouched by kin or stranger alike—a stark realm of white sands and cruel canyons, known only as the Lands of No Man.
The Zaureez inhabit the south-eastern Mernic isle of Zaura—a land where the sun seldom rests. They are ruled by a patriarchal monarch, known in their tongue as an Ohbahkurn. Much like the Paolemern Empire, the Kingdom of Zaura functions symbiotically with its religious order, the Nazeeric, to govern the populace.
Gold is one of Zaura’s largest exports. Yet, despite its abundance, it remains deeply revered by the Zaureez. In their tongue, gold—Uolbahn—translates to sun metal, and is worn by those who seek to harness the strength and brilliance of the sun.
Unlike most realms, Zaura enforces sacred boundaries beyond which no outsider may pass. The Zaureez believe their land to be hallowed, its heart reserved only for those of shared blood. Yet, even further south lies a place untouched by kin or stranger alike—a stark realm of white sands and cruel canyons, known only as the Lands of No Man.